Thank you for the complimants! I haven't reviewed the texts fixed by you these days, even though I request you to work on my paper on a regular basis. I'm sorry not to reply you so soon!
I am glad the teacher commented on my essay.
Thank you! I learned that I need to be more careful with articles.
Thank you very much, David I understand the subtle difference of nuances between "I think it is good not to try to stop hiccups." and "I think it's good not to do this". Your explain is enough to make me understand it. Thanks. Furthermore, thanks to your suggestions about what my sentence from "If I had to say 〜" means, I can call what I wrote to mind. I was almost fall off my chair sitting to laugh at that funny circumstance. Thank you: ) See you again!
I appreciate your kind correction. Your recommended phrase was really helpful for me. Have a nice week!
I am happy that the teacher commented on my essay.
I would like to thank you for your prompt and kind correction given my composition.
Hello, David-sensei! Thank you for correcting my English and I'm very happy that you love 'The Nightmare Before Christmas'! Thank you for your lots of comment! Happy Walloween! I'm glad because you give me a lot of more natural sentences. I'll writen a good English about 'wear'next time.:) I was surprised that people uses the word 'monster' when they want to say about vampires. The reason... I thought 'monster' is a video game word.X) Thank you very much! Have a great week, too!
Dear teacher David, Thank you very much for your feedback. I always appreciate your abundant useful options and explanations. Best regards, Okd2016
Thank you very much again, David I learn many useful grammars from my many mistakes! Everything is important for me. I should make efforts to become familiar with more natural English. For example, "Singapore boasts very clean streets" is the correct sentence. I made a mistake the subject "the cleanliness of Singapore's townscape" by conceiving in Japanese. I think it will take a long time to write English by conceiving in English. Thank you. I hope you have a great week!
Hello David, Thank you for checking my diary! Your comment about preposition is really helpful! Thank you☆
Thank you very much for careful correcting again. The difference between singular or plural is there so much that the meaning change, isn't there?! I appreciate that you see how my sentences are taken.You help much improve a sense of English wording. Also, You clearly answered what I thought to have a question, but I didn't, about singular or plural ( figures less than a full second). It is interesting! Thank you. Best regards,
Thank you for correcting my composition again. I made some serious grammatical mistakes, for example I wrote the sentences which it sounds like "good health" is aware and "they are rarely aware when they are aware." I really like an optional expression, "People often take their health for granted." Besides, it is good that I can learn an accurate definition of "elite". The word "elite" is used with varying a little from the real meaning in Japan. For example, "Elites" is the word which indicate even the excellent employees of a leading company or the students of a leading university. The irrelevance to the original meaning of this kind is too common to enumerate. Best regards,
Hello teacher, I have learned a lot of words and grammer from your advises in this time. All your feedback inspire me to broaden my English vocabulary and grammar. Thank you for your teaching.
Hello Teacher, I always appreciate your abundant penetrating feedbacks. Particular your options are really effective to improve my English skills. For example, what I wrote "Westernization was leading" has options; The Japanese economy was deeply affected xxx or, Westernization had a big impact on the Japanese economy xxx. I also surprised to see the rule of "a, an": a European and a university. Thank you so much for all your feedbacks.
