Hi Susannah, Thank you for your advices which are easy to understand, make sense and very helpful :)
Thank you so much for your corrections and explanations! According to the 3rd sentence, I learned the difference between "has slept" and "had gone to sleep." I will use each of them properly. Best regards.
Thank you for your helpful corrections and suggestions as always. I enjoy keeping a diary thanks to you!
Thank you so much for your correction and explanations! According to the 1st sentence, I learned the better position of the adverb "wirelessly." Best regards.
Hi Susannah, Good to see you too. As you wrote, I tried some new formats this time. I will keep practicing English and trying new things! It's really fun for me. I hope to speak again too. Have a nice rest of the day. Best regards, M-yoshiro
Dear Susannah Thank you for your message, and I apologize that I have not responded them… I always appreciate your informative advice. I’m looking forward to working with you again! Bestselling regards, Tucker
Thank you so much for your corrections and explanations! I'm glad that there were few grammatical errors. Best regards.
Thank you so much for your corrections and explanations! > Do you get a chance to practise your spoken English too? Yes, I speak English with an American teacher online every weekend. I hope both my writing and spoken English skill have been improved :) Best regards.
Thank you for reviewing and editing. Your explanation is easy to understand and helpful for me to expand my stocks of natural expressions.
Thank you for your review, but I think your comments were too simple to say "Manaberu tensaku". You just indicated wrong words in my sentences, but I wish I could get advices more about another expressions or why my expressions were wrong.
Hi Susannah, Hi, Good to see you again too! How was it going? Today, I went to the English conversation event. I felt tired to speak English during the event, but I really enjoyed practising with someone! Anyway, thank you for giving me your feedback and kind words. I will keep practising with people leaning English as you said. Have a good rest of weekend. Best regards, M-yoshiro
Hello Susannah, Thank you for reviewing my writing again. Another one walked into my trap! I’m so happy to hear that you also have a black-and-white cat and she has a black spot mark. What a coincidence! You may not be able to see that in my icon photo, but my cat also has a black spot mark under his nose on the right side of the face. I should have attached his front shot. His name is Chobi and my name on IDIY clearly comes from his name. “Chobi” is an informal Japanese word which means tiny or a small amount of something, and we sometimes call a tiny spot mark on an animal's face “chobi.” There’s no secret about his name. He is Chobi because he has a chobi! I have less time to write these days, but I would love to write about my cat and ask you to review it again. Of course, I’m happy if I can hear more about your cat. Please say hello to Delilah for me and Chobi. Thank you so much, Chobisuke
Susannah先生 Thank you for checking my writing. I learn many things from your advice. I'll do my best. Thank you so much..
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for your corrections and explanations! According to the 1st sentence, I learned the difference between "bring" and "take." The relationship is similar to that of "come" and "go." According to the 2nd sentence, I learned the expression "join in." I will use it correctly. Best regards.
