Hi Laura, Thank you for your correction. As to the dance class, I might have given my son a hard time. I should have researched more minutely. Regards, Tamio
Hi Laura, Thank you for your detail correction and suggestion as usual. Regards, Tamio
Hi Laura, Thank you for your correction. Regards, Tamio
Hi Laura, Thank you for your quick and detail correction as usual. I hope for the world without nuclear power plants. Regards, Tamio
Hi Laura, Thank you for your quick correction. The book I’m reading now is written by James Knowlson. It’s raining heavily again today in Tokyo. I’ve been Vietnam once before, and the rain there was heavy as you said. Take care of your health! Regards, Tamio
Hi Laura, Thank you for your correction. We have such sudden rain frequently this summer! Regards, Tamio
Hi Laura, Thank you for your useful suggestions. This time I may have used too easy expressions to avoid mistakes. I’ll try to write more complex phrases next time. Regards, Tamio
Hi Laura, Thank you for your correction. We bought two bicycles. Regards, Tamio
Hi Laura, Thank you for your correction. I’m glad to hear that there are few mistakes. Regards, Tamio
Hi Laura, Thank you for your correction. This time, I tried to use the vocabularies I had learned recently, say, "zealously". I'm glad to hear that they worked out. Regards, Tamio
Hi Laura, Thank you for your quick and detail correction as usual. I'm glad to hear that you are dowing well. Regards, Tamio
Hi Laura, Thank you for your quick and detail correction as usual. Regards, Tamio
Hi Laura, Thank you for your quick correction. I'm relieved to hear that you and your family are in good shape now! I'm fine as usual, but I'm so busy with work these days. I've used IDIY for the first time in a week. Anyway, I'm really glad to see you again! Regards, Tamio
Hi Laura, Thank you for your quick and detail correction. I'll try to make more complex sentenses as much as possible. Regards, Tamio
Hi Laura, Thank you for your quick correction and useful suggestions! I'll try to use "regardless" and "irrespective" next time. Thanks always. Tamio
