Hi. I have seen your correction to me and learned. Thank you for laughing to my response of the topic on the South Pole!
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Thank you so much for your detailed correction. It really helps me!!
Hi, tutor Susan. Thank you for your kind instruction. There is a small discovery. You aren't sure that the tie has not "regimental" pattern, and I wondered why. When I wrote this work, I didn't know what to say this pattern so I googled for words "sloping""pattern". And then I got the answer "regimental pattern". I didn't checked the meaning the word 'regimental". I looked up again and I found out it is red and blue striped pattern(mostly) taken from the British regimental flag! This was new for me! Yes, I agree with you and this tie isn't really regimental pattern, and what I wanted to say is "diagonal stripe". ( I hope this sounds natural) See you next time!
Dear Ms Susan, Thank you very much for your really helpful feedback!! Thank you very much for letting me a lot of useful expressions and alternative expressions. It is very interesting to know that English has such a wide variety of expressions to convey similar things, but in subtle way. More I learn English, more I feel that the language is beautiful.
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Thank you so much for your correction, Susan!!
Thank you very much for your kind instruction. I understand using comma/semicolon is better in my sentence. Yes I enjoyed my birthday and ate special dinner at home. Thank you. See you next time!
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Thank you for your corrections again! I enjoyed your wonderful message. I've heard that Tokyo Disney Land sparked Halloween of Japan. It's interesting.
Thank you for your corrections and kind message! The word "considered" inserted in my short essay is helpful.
Thank you for teaching me kindly. They are very helpful! See you next time!!
Thank you for your corrections! again! The alternative phrases you suggested are very helpful, and I enjoyed this lesson.
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Thank you for your corrections! I enjoyed this topic and your kind message.
