Hi Cat90, Thank you for revising my sentences. I could learn a lot of things from your explanation. -Yuki7da
Dear Car90 Thanks so much! I could learn the usage of "likelihood." Thanks again! Best regards, Kazu10sumi
Thank you for your kindly advise!
Hi Cat90, Your explanation to my strange questions is very clear to me. I understood what you said, and the revised sentence was much easier to understand. Moreover, I felt natural. However, I still might not use the sentence in my conversation. I need some time to make a sentence. Anyway, my skill was improved thanks to you. I'm learning English step by step. -Yuki7da
Thank you for your correction and explanation. Your explanation about using commas is really helpful for me. Thank you!
Thank you! Your explanation about escape/escape from was marvelous. About the last sentence, it’s true. I should’ve written more.
Thank you for your advice! I'll check what you kindly write to me. Have a nice day! Best regards, Kazu10sumi
Hi Cat90, I often make mistakes about articles. I know them grammatically, but I can't use them appropriately. I wonder it myself. I'll improve my skills thanks to you. -Yuki7da
Hi Cat90, Your clear explanation is very useful for me. I lacked consideration about the past tense. Thank you, -Yuki7da
Dear Cat90: Thank you for your advice, especially for the second sentence! Best Regards, Kazu10
Thanks for correcting my work! You perfectly answered my doubts, so I was impressed! The period mark after a quotation mark is what I'm not confident about. Thanks again and have a nice week ahead!
Thank you for revising! Everything is educational for me.
Very effective comments and corrections.
Dear Cat90, Thank you very much for your correction and suggestion! I will keep in mind how important articles are. Actually, I'm also bothered by my foreign students when they mix up past tense and present tense. Sometimes I really want to shout at them, like "When are you talking about ?!", because I cannot understand what they are trying to say. Now I realized that I have to apologize to my students; I am doing the same thing to native English speakers. You can say "I go to school yesterday" in Chinese by the way. People would understand that it is past tense from the word "yesterday". It is confusing, isn't it? Again, I really appreciate your help. Best regards, Ayako Nara
Thank you for clarification of the articles. It's useful.
