Dear Teacher Cat90, Thank you for correcting my writings. I am glad and greatly appreciate your recognition of my weakness. I read carefully your explanations, and I keep up! Best regards, Misa
Thank you for your corrections. You teach me it detailed. I learned a lot of sentences. Have a nice day. mbimz5678
Thank you for your kind explanation. Actually my tenses tend to be mixed up. I will try to be careful about them for the next time. I 'm motivated thanks of you！
Thank you for correcting my writing. It is very useful for me.
Dear Teacher Cat90, Thank you for your hearty corrections. This time, I am shamed. While I was writing, I was confused. However, I will continue to write. I am motivated by your kind messages! I am always grateful for your help. Kind regards, Misa
Dear Teacher Cat90, Thank you for your hearty message! I am always moved by your messages. I have never talked long with native speakers. I think that your advices are exactly, and I am moved. I am very glad to read your massages and I will do! When Japanese request politely, we use "if", so I used "if". It is strange and unique Japanese way?! I am always grateful for your help. Best regards, Misa
Thank you very much for your corrections!
I didn’t know when to use “prepare” or “cook” in making meals. “Sushi” is something to be prepared, while “tempra” is something to be cooked. Very informative. Thank you.
I had thought humans could also get matured like wine. Thanks for corrections!
Thank you so much.
Thank you for teaching a lot.
Thanks for your quick response to my question. Your answer really helps to understand the way of rephrasing a sentence.
Thank you very much for your corrections! I appreciate your detailed glammar explanations! I learned a lot! Thanks!
Dear Teacher Cat90, Thank you for your corrections! I am grad to read your hearty advices. Also, I am encouraged by them every time. I will be patient and keep practicing, I'll do great! Sincerely, Misa
Thank you for your correction. Your advice is helpful particularly in two following points. The explanation about how to use different forms of present tense would be helpful for me to describe a photograph. The difference between “pass” and “pass over” is also helpful, and quite interesting! The spell error of ‘hut’ is due to my carelessness... Thanks a lot again!
