Thank you for your quick responce and letting me know that a Tetra Pak is not familiar in your country.
Hello, Teacher David, Thank you for correcting my work. I was impressed that you wrote many other expressions and practical examples. I want to ask you to look over my work again. I hope you have a good weekend too.
Thank you for correcting my English and answering to my question.
Hello David, Thank you very much for your correction and message! It's still difficult for me to use a/the and singular/plural correctly. I always appreciate that you neatly make each correction. Thank you again and please have a great weekend, too! Miho
Thank you for your quick responce and letting me know a different nuance between "said" and "say" in the first sentence. You are right. He said it personally, so it should have been "say."
Hello David, Thank you for your correction and message! I am a little surprised to know my composition was all correct this time. Thank you very much and I'm looking forward to the next time! Miho
Thank you for your quick responce. I am happy to learn either " seem happy" or " seem to have been happy" is OK.
Hi David, Thank you for correcting this essay and offering many alternatives. They help me to learn various expression effectively! Many thanks as always, Kaori
Hello David, Thank you very much for your correction and kind message! I'm relieved to hear that I don't have to worry about that. That's so kind of you. Also, your comments on words and phrases are so useful as always. Thank you and I am looking forward to the next time! Miho
Hello David, Thank you for your correction and message! My explanation was not enough about this, but I thought becoming too long wouldn't be good. My English skills need to be improved, and I think 'these things take time' . I truly appreciate your help as always. Thank you very much and I'm looking forward to the next time! Miho
Thank you for correcting my sentences, and I was glad to learn from the options that you wrote.
Thank you for quick responce. However, there are some parts I am not confident about whether they sounds natural or not, like " ink does not come out" and "ink started not to come out."
Thank you for correcting my English and teaching some useful phrase. I appreciate it.
Thank you very much for teaching me English again. I made the same mistake: "works" instead of "work". In addition, thank you for understanding what I would like to have said in the first sentence.
Thank you for your quick responce. I used "room." It means I want to have room in my mind to do jobs. In other word I want to do jobs, feeling like I have a spare time, not be in a hurry.
