Thank you for your message! I will keep up the studying.
Thank you for your correction and suggestions! Prepositions are one of my grammatical difficulties, but also an interesting point to learn. Sincerely
thanks! I will choose you next time because I rewrited my poor essay thanks to your great help. See you next time!
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Dear Marie Chabot, As always, your advice is very informative. Have a lovely weekend! Mashroom
Dear Ms. Chabot, Thank you for correcting my assignment. Your comments and changes are very helpful. Best regards,
Teacher Marie Chabot san Thank you for your detailed answers. "Of " indicates "the realm", "to" means "directionality. " and "that" is being used as a conjunction to a sub-clause. That sub-clause expresses a hypothesis awkwardly and passively due to being rendered using a past tense. I think I see your points. By the way, Changing "to be from 100yen to 70yen" to "to be 70 yen down from 100 yen" interests me very much. In the Japanese collocations, the latter will not come up. Thank you again.
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Marie, thank you for helpful feedback!
Thank you for your suggestions. Those are helpful for me.
Dear Marie Chabot, Thank you for your support. I need to deal with hay fever in Spring season. Some Japanese are really in trouble because of hay fever. Thank you again. Best regards, Akihiro
Dear Marie, I am deeply grateful for your support! Mashroom
Dear Marie, I am deeply grateful for your advice! Have a nice weekend! Mashroom
Dear Marie Chabot san "First-born children are sheltered, so overachieving younger siblings easily pass them in accomplishments." =I see. I know "sheltere" in the phrase of "food, clothes and sheltere," but new to me in such context as being warmly taken care of and protected. "Overachieving " is new to me. I could not find this word in my dictionary, but I can assume that over plus achieving makes the meaning like exceeding. "Accomplishment" sounds a useful word to me, which I will try to use. "Brown-nose" is used in an informal context. "follow their parents' wishes" instead. =I see. The word"follow" sounds good. Thank you and best regards,
