Sorry for a late reply. Yes. I wanted to write "they have a good grasp on what life is all about." Thank you!!
Hi, Ellie: Thanks for your teaching , I am emi6868's mother , I am not good at English. So, I am deeply grateful to you. emi6868 has a big sister who's name is nana666. I want both of them can speak English so well , from now on, I hope you can help them to improve their writing skill. Thank you very much. emi6868's mother
Thank you so much for your corrections! My mother in "law" is cheerful and warm, and she seems to be enjoying teaching children a music. Thanks again. I hope you are enjoying your day.
Hi Ellie, As always, thank you very much for your advice! Have a great day, too. Best,
Dear Ellie, Thank you for your advice about how to use 'the' and 'a'. I don't get used to using the articles yet. I' ll do my best. Best Regards, Hiro
Hi Ellie, Thank you for reviewing. Yes, your guessing was correct. I appreciate your feedback. Have a wonderful day, too. Best,
Thank you very much for letting me know that the rule of mandate subjunctive is applied to "acceptable" as well. I have a vague memory that we don't need "s" in the that clause of "require", but was not aware that this rule is applied to so many words that you showed me!
Dear Ellie, Thank you for your correction. But I didn't understand that the phrase 'will send you' was wrong. Best Regards, Hiro
I did not know that even Spanish people clam up when it comes to speaking English! As I want to speak English as soon as possible, I quit being afraid of making mistakes. Truth be told, I recently made an embarrassing English mistake in front of a tutor of my daughter. When her gymnastic class was about to start, I said to the tutor, "Let's get the roll balling!" (I should have said "the ball rolling", but I just learned the expression, so my memory was vague...) And the tutor replied "Almost!" I was embarrassed a little bit, but I won't forget this expression for good, thanks to the mistake.
I am very happy that I could learn about "whose". This must be a very important grammar, but my memory was so vague.... We normally don't have trouble confusing green and blue, because there are only a few specific words that we use "blue" instead of "green" (the examples I showed in my writing are the main ones).
Thank you for your kind comments!!
Hi Ellie, Thank you for your advice! Best,
Thank you very much for sharing useful idioms and tips with me!
Dear Ellie, I 'm so sorry that I did not read your opinion and your comments of the topics so far. In Japan, New government started from last week. That's why was that prime minister Shinzo Abe resigned because of his internal disease. One of the new policy of the new government is to take major to save pregnant women, such as covering all expense of birth. Best regards, hiro
Dear Ellie-SAN, I appreciated your good correction. I understood when the symptom goes well, I should use the phrase 'improve' or 'subside'. Best regards, Hiro
