Dear Carolyn, Thnak you for cheking my sentences and the kind comment! I am very happy to know that you like sewing too. I look forward to learning from you again! Best regards, Sae
Thank you for your correction. It’s very helpful.
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Thank you very much for your advirse.
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Thank you very much for providing different version of my essay, I have learned a lot from it.
Dear Carolyn, I appreciate your advice. Have a great weekend. Best regards, Mashroom
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Hi, teacher Carolyn, How is everything going? I am fine as always. I checked the news about Australia now. I found an interesting article. It reads 'Australia scraps nuisance tariffs to remove red tape, lower living costs'. Moreover, it is incomprehensive that this is (the biggest) unilateral tariff reform. I am not a person familiar with economics. Higher taxes on imports are better for a Nation, aren't they? By the way, thank you for taking the trouble to correct my latest email writing as always. I am very delighted with your prompt reply. ・'can' When stating facts in English, you (native English Speaker) use the simple present tense. I am noted on this. Additionally, the present tense on stating a fact implies a present and enduring state. In contrast to the present tense, the past tense is limited to one short time in the past. I am also noted on this. ・'We can see how much effort goes into maintaining the high quality of your translation service' I like this; I am sure I can not come up with this myself, though. This explains better what I want to express. ・'we would like to go with the no-mid-review service, please You say 'go with' is a more casual or informal way to say 'choose'. I see. I have heard this phrase in a movie. ・'We think the feeling that native speakers have is very important in this translation and that subtle changes, later on, might affect the concept and impression of the whole article. This sentence is smooth and this well expresses what I want to do. Then I appreciate all of your tips including what I mentioned above. I could get some new knowledge as always. I will send you a new email writing soon. Warm wishes, Shingo Habu
Dear teacher Carolyn, How are you doing？ It is summer in Australia, isn't it? Then the time difference is small, isn't it? It is Sunday evening now in Japan. First of all, Thank you for taking the trouble to correct my piece of work. your correction of my work is amazing. These are very valuable and help me to understand how I can make concise sentences. I hope I learn English with your help. I want to see the reaction of you when I wrote 'Dear YYYY(Our Valued Customer),' because I am not sure which is more important, 'name' or the phrase 'Our Valued Customer' in this offered situation. ・Under your explanation that you would not usually say both 'Dear (Name)' and 'Dear valued customer', you chose 'valued customer'. I can see I could use 'our valued customer' in this offered situation. ・'The reason why you could select 12 bottles at checkout is that our system accepted your request based on standard shipping time, and not taking into account delays as a result of Covid.' 'The reason why you were able to select 12 bottles when ording is because we hadn't yet updated our system to reflect current shipping delays due to Covid.' Either sentence is very smart and explains what I want to do. These are very useful to me. ・'We have now updated our system.' is very smart. ・The difference between 'deliver' and 'send' is also useful to me. ・Although free shipping usually only applies to purchases of 10 or more, in your case, you don't have to bear this cost. 'free shipping', 'apply', 'purchases', and 'cost' should be noted in this sentence. ・'if you still require the remaining 5 shower gels, we will send them to you as soon as we receive them, at no extra cost.' 'still request', 'the remaining....', 'send', 'receive', and 'no extra cost' should be noted in this sentence. I appreciate all of your information including what I wrote above and thank you again for your kindness. I send you my next work soon. Warm wishes, Shingo Habu
Hello, Carolyn, How have you been? It's nice to hear from you again. Thank you for the corrections you made on my submission. Also, your nice comments make me very happy, thank you. Earthquakes are scary, I remember how it was and how I felt when an earthquake hit the place I lived. People know there is possible risk of earthquake everywhere in Japan. What we can do is reinforce structures of house and keep water and emergency tools to survive at least one week, hoping next quake would not hit my place. After this submission I will take a break and come back a while later. Bye for now. Yoko
Thank you, as always.
Thank you, as always.
