Thank you, as always.
Thank you for your explanations. I look forward to taking your lesson again.
Thank you for your kindly feedback. I understood how to use "concern". Finally, I'm sorry my reply is delay.
Thank you for your feedback and detailed suggestions on my sentences as always. I’m not a time-sensitive learner with iDIY, so 96 hours or more causes no problem at all!
I can understand that using a metaphor could be a problem in a serious writing situation, Thank you!
Thank you for your thoughtful reply and advice. I had been in a remote village in abroad where wifi connections were very bad. I hope you are doing well after your recovery of head injury.
Thank you for your feedback and sharing your personal but intriguing story around this topic. I always appreciate and enjoy your honest and informative comments!
Thank you very much.
Thank you for your explanations and suggestions. I look forward to taking your lesson again.
Hi Tom Thank you as always. I used "would" in the last sentence because I thought that the worsening situation surrounding education in Japan would make education harsher spontaneously. However, given the original essay question, I should use the term "should" instead of "would. Best, Itsuki
Dear Tom Your corrections and explanations are always helpful and insightful. Thank you. Best, Itsuki
Thank you, as always.
Thank you for your feedback and detailed explanation on my sentences. I enjoyed reading your unique observation on this topic, too!
Thank you for your kind correction and message. I learned a lot from them. I’ll continuously work hard to improve my English.
Dear Tom, Thank you for correcting my sentences with your detailed explanations of your message. I will refer to them when I write English sentences from now. Still, I'm not 100% for sure about the usage of commas, and I'm not confident to it. So, I will keep writing to Idiy while referring to a reference which I have here. There was one sentence which I couldn't figure in your message. That was "Notice that there isn't one in my above example, but that's only because comma rules are different when quoting people.". I was wondering if it meant that comma rules differ depending on people. Have a good weekend. Again, I really appreciate your proof-reading. Best regards, Creamcheese
