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Thank you for your quick edtion. I am not sure about the difference “ in the end” and “ after all.”
Thank you for your quick edtion. Today’s essay was easy grammatically and semantically so that I did not make any mistakes. I have wanted to learn anything from the English native speaker.
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Hi David, Thank you very much for your quick editing. Meiji2000
Thank for your quick edtion. I am glad to know “rest” and “room” should be hyphenated - restroom.
Thank you for your helpful and useful corrections. I tend to start with 'it' followed by 'to verb', but you clearly corrected my mistake, which is helpful for me.
Thank you for your quick edtion. I am glad to know “the rules” are better than “a rule” because there is more than one.
Thank you for your quick edtion. I wonder which is correct, “how man days’ worth of food” or “how many days worth of food? “
Dear teacher David, He is a very smart and thoughtful teacher. What he advise is very clear and understandable even though I’m not a native speaker.That’s why I can understand where is my problem at studying English clearly. Also, I really appreciate his deliver-time is always comparatively short. Again, Thank you for your all support. Maru
Thank you for your quick edtion. I am sorry that I misspelled. You are right. It is “item,” not “team.”
Thank you for your quick edtion. I am glad to learn the new words courtesy cars.”
Thank you for your always kind support. Your explanations are much, but they are easy to understand. I always try to use expressions you taught me. I’m looking forward to your report next time, too.
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Thank you for your quick edtion. I am glad to know the present tense “ depict” is more suitable than the progressive “is depicting” in the first sentence.
