Hello teacher HelpfulBrit, This is Kayo again. I completely understand how I use “three year old” as an adjective phrase ,and “three years old” is used after a form of “be”. How detail! I appreciate that you give me English component examples in detail!! I feel like smarter. Thank you very much. Regards, Kayo
Hello teacher HelpfulBrit, This is Kayo. Thank you for correcting and giving me wonderful advices to develop my English composition. I will note and refer them next time. Thank you always. Regards,
Thank you for your feedback! As always, you give me a helpful comments! Have a nice day!
Thank you for your kindness. This opportunity made me skill up. I want to write more in English ! Sincerely,
Thank you for your corrections and suggestions. As always, I greatly appreciate your many alternative suggestions.
Thank you for your kind and detailed review. Also at this time, I have been able to learn a lot from you! And your comment encourages me, and my feeling to want to improve my English becomes strong more and more. I would like to continue improving my English. Thank you so much!
Thank you for your corrections and suggestions, and for answering my questions. They are very helpful to me.
Thank you for your corrections and suggestions. They are very helpful to me for my development.
Thank you for your in-depth feedback! I really appreciate it. Thanks again.
Thank you for your corrections. Your suggestions and explanations are helpful to me.
Dear HelpfulBrit, Hello. Thank you for your kind reply. I want to write more natural English, so your suggestions are very helpful. It is my first time to know that the word "several" isn't usually used together with "ever." That's good to know. By the way, I've never heard of Reading Festival and T in the Park. I searched about them on Google and I found a lot of music festivals in Britain. (The only one that I've ever known is Glastonbury Festival.) It was fun to know about foreign music things. I'm looking forward next lesson. Sincerely, muckluck
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Dear HelpfulBrit Thank you as always. Your explanations are easy to read and I can learned a lot from you! I'm very glad to know many natural expressions. Recently, I take lessons of English conversation with native speaker. I'll try to talk about audiobooks next time using the phrases you told. Bye :) Best Wishes, muckluck
Thank you for your kind suggestions. They are very helpful to me. Let me keep studying to enhance my English.
Hi HelpfulBrit, Thank you for your comments! They helped me a lot. I’d like to care about where to put the relative pronoun “which”. Thanks :) Bests wishes
