Dear emendatio, Thanks a lot!. I would like to use "to promote" for the meaning of "to make (something) more popular, well-known, etc." Thanks for your advice! Best regards, kazu10sumi
Dear emendatio, Thank you so much your explanations and comments! I am going to use the expression you told me, "I only do so out of necessity" ! it sounds so smart. I also like the expression, "You have to *drag* yourself to the grocery store". I felt this expression was just for my situation! Thank you so much as always, and have a great day! Anna
Dear emendatio, Thank you for your teaching! Thanks to you, I understand the difference between "force" and "enforce"! I guess I didn't clearly recognize "force" as a verb. I also noticed that I often make a mistake when I use the phrase, "seems like...". I am going to make sure to use this expression correctly! I really appreciate your clear explanation. Examples you give me, when you explain the reasons why my expressions are incorrect, are always so helpful to me! I am looking forward to learning from you again soon! Anna
Dear emendatio, Thank you so much for your teaching! I also appreciate that you told me one of your favorite books! I haven't heard of the book, so I looked it up on the Internet. Especially I love the last scene,; his brother uses his bicycle pump to refill Stanley! It reminds me of one scene in The Story Of Little Black Sambo, three tigers kept running so fast and they ended up becoming butter. Children have an ability to accept things as it is! I think that is great. Thank you so much , and have a great day! Anna
Thank you so much for your correction and kind comment. I'll keep learning English!
Dear emendatio, Thank you so much for your comments as usual! I try to pay attention to the usage of "," and prepositions! Thanks again! Best regards, kazu10sumi
Dear emendatio Thank you very much! You know well what I want to learn, and you corrected my English sentences very politely. Hiroyuki
Thank you for your review and comments.
Dear emendatio, Thank you so much for your teaching! I haven't noticed the existence of colon! After I read your explanation, I found many examples using colon. I also like the expression, "that particular style was not in stock in size 6". I appreciate your teaching! 'm looking forward to working with you again soon. Have a great day, Anna
Thank you for your comments! And I’m afraid I always mistype the space and ,. Sorry for giving me same advice so often. I’m not good at operating computer and it takes time to have my essay finished. But I try and continue to practice like playing piano
Thank you for your tips, too!
Dear emendatio Thanks a lot for your comments as usual! Yes, I try to see my dictionary more. Thanks again. Best regards, kazu10sumi
Thank you so much for your correction and helpful advice. I really like writing about food.
Thank you so much for your correction and advice. I'll keep learning English as well.
Dear emendatio, Thank you so much for your detailed explanation! Not only from the corrections, but I also learned a lot from your comment. I also really appreciate your suggestion to use different words, “quite”or “rather” instead of “pretty”. I am trying to use those expressions from now on! I’m looking forward to learning from you again! Have a great day, Anna
