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Thank you for all the corrections and comments. I will try to keep them in mind not to repeat the same errors.
Thank you for your quick edition. I am happy to know the phrase “ the predetermined place.”
Thank you for your quick edition. I am glad to know “for free” is better than “ free” in the last sentence.
Thank you for correcting my English. You are right. It always happened and it should have been plural like “ packs of miso paste.”
Hello! Thank you for detailed commentary. I appreciate your kind and easy explanation. I'm looking forward to working with you again.
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Thank you for your quick edition. I am glad to know just “ring” is OK without handle.
Thank you for your quick edition. I am glad to know writing “ are considered without as” is better here.
Thank you for your quick edition. I am glad to know the difference between “ New Year’s day and New Year’s.
Thank you for your quick edition. I wonder if that confection is a countable noun like a confection. The confection is a 2cm ball. I wonder, can you say “a confection” or “a piece of confection? “
Thank you for your quick edition. I am glad to know “ recently” can be used used in the present tense like “Recently” I write New Year’s cards.
Thank you very much for detailed corrections and alternatives. They are all relevant ;-) to my English improvemment. I always appreciate the summary in your last comment as well. It reminds me of the points I pay a close attention to. Lastly, my apologies for numerous typos. I had to do the writing through my tablet this time. Its typing is clumsy, although I should still not use is as an excuse.
Thank you for your quick edition. I am glad to know the present tense is better than the present perfect in the last sentence like “ understand it more than before.”
Thank you for your quick edition. I wanted to make sure if the phrase “ excusing themselves” is OK to be used in the sentence.
