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Dear SaraRoseNY, Thank you for correcting my writing as always. And thanks for your kind message. My left eye is now fully recovered. I look forward to learning English from you again! Best regards, Sae
Thank you for your feedback with suggestions that make my sentences more fit to the sibject!
Dear SaraRoseNY, Thank you for your correction and kind advice. I am interested in the difference between American English and British English, such as "store" and "shop", and "expiration date" and "expiry date". I didn't know them, so they are helpful. The adjective "adorable" is also a new word, and it would expand my expression. In addition, I've never used the preposition "onto", but it sounds very good at describing situation like today's story, so I tried to use this word in my conversation lesson already! I appreciate all of your advice!! Have a great Sunday! Best regards, mkawa
Thank you for your detailed feedback. I can learn a lot. Exchanging opinion is fun for me.
Thank you :)
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Dear SaraRoseNY, Thank you for your advice and correction! As you adviced, I'd like to understand and get used to how to use the perfect tense. I learnt the structure "A: subject+ B: predicate part+ which includes C: relative pronoun clause+ example actions D: gerund phrases". I'll try to use this after the next jornal. Have a good week! Warmest regards, mkawa
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Hello teacher SaraRoseNY、 Thank you so much for your feedback, including super nuanced difference between each word and expression. No other teacher mentions this minute difference. It's so insightful. I would like to submit my writings after this when your slots are open. Best regards, Hama-chan
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Dear SaraRoseNY, Thank you for your kindness and correction. As you said, I got my sad emotion off my chest through this composition. I appreciate that you are always here to help me! Thank you so much. This time, I learnd a lot of natural expressions, such as "seeing the joy on her face", and "it was a remainder..." I'll try to read them repeatedly. I'm going to write another composition soon. Have a good week! Best regards, mkawa
Thank you for your logical and concrete explanation.
Thank you for your detailed explanations.I’ll try connect some short sentences to make them precisely.
