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Hello Mx. SaraRoseNY, I am grateful for your advice!
Dear SaraRoseNY, Thank you for your corrections again. Not only them but also your detailed explanations are very helpful to improve my English! Have a good weekend! Best regards.
Thank you for your corrections and kind comments! I like this expression “ I keep my fingers crossed.” and this is exactly what I wanted to say :) Thank you again!
Thank you so much. I want to be well in English. To be honest, I don't like reading English letters. But I could read this message. I feel like easily and smart. Thank you. From dio.
Dear Ms.SaraRoseNY Thank you very much for your corrections and comments. I reread your feedback and correction many times today. It's very helpful for me. Best regards.
Good evening SaraRoseNY, Thank you for your kind advice. Your drastic edits are always helpful to me. I will go over these again and again. Best regards, Taka
Thank you always for correcting in detail and kind messages!!
Thank you so much for warm comments! I would like to keep learning English with my kids after going back to Japan.
Dear Ms. SaraRoseNY Thank you for your corrections and detailed explanations. I was really impressed by your advice, "Grammatical accuracy and balance are front and center In English, so even the smallest error could make or break great ideas." Have a wonderful weekend. Best wishes.
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Dear Ms.SaraRoseNY, Thank you very much for your corrections! They are very clear and helpful. Thank you. Kind regards, cheesemaru
Dear SaraRoseNY, Thanks a lot for your suggestions and advice. I took notes. Have a good day! Best regards, Orange0103
Dear Ms.SaraRose, Thank you very much for your helpful advice. Thank you. Best regards, cheesemaru Be
Dear SaraRoseNY, Thank you very much for correcting my writing as always. I am so glad to hear that you know "Shirokuma"! Your point about "Shirokuma" is very accurate and that is exactly what I wanted to explain. Traditional azuki beans are also used, and they are very tasty. I also appreciated your explanation about the meaning of the phrase "make it". Shirokuma is basically a local Kagoshima sweet, and I don't think there are many places outside of Kagoshima where you can eat it. I learned about this sweet recently, and I have been into making this sweet at home because It's been hot lately. Please take care of yourself during this hot weather. Best regards, Sae
