Hello Ms. Tama, Thank you very much for your correction, I'm so glad to see you again! I didn't know that "skill" has both councable and uncountable. The meaning of "skill" as an uncountable noun is close to "level", right? I'd like to raise my English skills with this service. :-) Best regards, Ayako Nara
Thank you for your correction.
Thank you for your comments, Tama-sensei. I'm always confusing how to use 'the'. I know the usage of 'the' as just a knowledge from my textbook. But I can not use it practically. That's a problem. But I would like to practice more and get the right way to use 'the' as soon as possible. Thank you.
Your Comments are very helpful. Thank you very much!
Dear Teacher Tama, Thank you so much for your through explanation. The common understanding for the meaning of 'born again' was surprising. to me. Thank you for teaching me. As for this/that and these/those, I will pay more attention from now on. By the way, I always thought 'have the time' is used when asking time. (do you have a watch?)
Dear Teacher Tama, Thank you for showing me alternative expressions. 'I give him my undivided attention while he talks about his ideas...' That's a nice one.
I read your reply and understood it very well. Your explanations were helpful. Thank you very much!
Thank you very much for your correction, Tama! I've also learned a lot from your message.
Thank you very much, Tama. I really appreciat your explanation. It’s very helpful!
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Dear Teacher Tama, Thank you for the thorough explanation as usual! Best regards, KTP
Thank you Tama-sensei. Your comments are really helpful to improve my English skills. I took a basic mistakes in this task. Verb without 's' was one thing. I used 'single' with 'the' because we could say 'the rich' instead of saying 'rich people'. However, in this case, I understood we can not use 'the single' for 'single people'.
Dear Teacher Tama, I was using the words, "wish" and "hope" in the same manner without realizing that they have different meanings. Thank you very much for your explanation. Best regards, KTP
