Dear David San, Thank you for many suggestions to my composition. I’m very happy to know the phrases which I’ve never written before. Describing pictures are difficult but interesting for me.
Hi David, Thank you for reviewing my description! I understand the nuance of the difference between HOLIDAY vs VACATION and NEAR vs NEARBY. What’s more, I’ve never heard the expression of TRIMMING A CHRISTMAS TREE. I’ll try to use it on a post on Facebook to fish for compliments from my English native friends lol I’m looking forward to asking you to check my next composition :) Have a great holiday! Best wished, Kohei
Thank you for your super fast edition. I am glad to learn it should be “groceries” in the first sentence.
Dear David Thank you for your kind feedback! Have a wonderful day!!
Thank you for your super fast edition. I am glad to learn the expression “ attach something to something.”
Thank you for your super fast edition. I am glad to learn “space” is countable like “a space.”
Dear David, Thank you for your comments, which made me happy. Season’s Greetings! Best regards, Shota
Thank you very much for your quick response ! I can learn a lot of things from you. I will try to use what I learned in this lesson when I write next time.
Thank you for your super fast edition. I am glad to learn the past perfect is better in the last sentence like”…I had lost it.”
Thank you so much for your quick response ! In the the third sentence, I would like to explain the current trend that the world is coming to recognize and admit the way of thinking of the youth. So, the best and suitable word to describe my thought would be " take over" as you said ! However, I will search for a more modest words than " take over " if possible. . I will put this words into my dictionary in my brain !
Thank you very much again for your instruction ! I can not understand how I should distinguish usages of " the" and "a " depending the situation. I must learn a lot to continue writing more and more.
Hello David, Thank you for your feedback and lots of alternatives!! I especially appreciate the explanation of HOLD ONTO and HOLD ON!!! I was confused about the differences between these ones for a long time, but I understand it completely! Yesterday, I learned the differences between CHECK INTO(transitive verb) and CHECK IN (intransitive verb). These ones are the same concept, aren’t they? For example… ・I checked into my accommodation. ・I checked in at my accommodation. I look forward to showing my other writings to you. Have a great one! Best wishes, Kohei
Thank you for your super fast edition. I am glad to learn the expression “ an old duo of standup comedians.”
Hello David, Thank you for reviewing my writings and I appreciate you always telling me NATURAL English rather than GRAMMATICALLY-CORRECT English! The alternatives you tell me are really helpful to check if I can understand the phrases you told me and make my English knowledge deeper. I look forward to showing my writings to you. Have a great one! Best wished, Kohei
Thank you for your super fast edition. I am glad to learn the expression “ become friends”
