Dear emendatio, Thank you so much for your explanation!! The situations you gave me as examples helped me understand clearly how to use 'out of' naturally. Thank you so much!! I really appreciate for your quick response, too. Have a great day! Regards, Anna
Hello, emendatio. Thank you for your rapid and kind work. See you next time. KATATE
Dear Emendatio: Thank you so much for your explanation! I am sorry I write back to you late. I had not noticed that 'New Year's' is often capitalized before reading your message! (By the way, In Japanese, I guess there is no similar way with capitalizing characters. ) Thank you so much! I am looking forward to learning from you again, soon! Sincerely, Anna
Thank you so much for your support!
Hello,Emendatio, Thanks for your detailed correction. You motivated me! I hope to see you soon. Best regards, Sally
Thank you for your prompt response. Your explanation is very helpful for me. I’ll keep trying.
Thank you so much for the correction! Your explanation is very clear and useful for me. Best regards.
Thank you for your clear explanations and advce!
Thank you for reading my short essay as always! I understood your suggestion and enjoyed reading them.
Thank you for your encouragement to my poor writing with many kinds of educational words. I can't easily progress like young students but I am happy to find my mistakes and your advices. Someday, I would be a successful student !! all the best, ky.
Dear Emendatio, Thank you very vey much for your explanation! I understood the meaning of "in which" and how to use it. I will be more careful of prepositions. Actually, I would like to show you how I understood this grammar, however, I have no idea how to present it with my limited English. I really appreciate your help! Best regards, Ayako Nara
Thank you for reading my short essay as always! I made mistakes of spelling of sauce...
Dear Emendatio, Thank you very much for your correction and the useful information! I still remember when I fell down and my knee was injured. Once she put her hand above my knee, the pain was gone and the abrasion was healed very quickly (it took a few days, of course). This remedy was similar to Chinese Qigong, so I asked her where she learned this. She said, "I just knew." It was very interesting experience. I was working at Maruia Hot Springs with her (http://www.maruiahotsprings.nz/). Maybe this hot springs also worked on my injury. Again, I really appreciate your help as always. Best regards, Ayako Nara
your all explanation help to solve my confusing grammar and words. As a noun 'speak' is still mysterious watching the dictionary which says it , only one, I checked other dictionaries but they say it is 'verb', it's common. it's seems a nightmare, sorry ,teacher emandatio. ky.
Thank you as always!
