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Thank you very much!
Thank you for your super fast edition. I am happy to lean the preposition “ on” is necessary before “zoom in” like “zoom in on the landscape.”
Thank you for all the corrections. I think I understand the corrected word, preposition and word order. I would like to practice again so that I can write natural English.
Thank you so much for your correction! 1) This is all correct! "Barely missed the train" means you weren't able to board the train. If you did board the train right before it left, I would say "barely caught the train"; I think you meant this, but I'm not sure. I wanted to say that I barely caught the train! I really appreciate your help!! 1) This is all correct, although we usually say that you got your sleep "last night" because you wake up in the morning after sleeping during the night. I was wondering if I should use "last night" or "morning" when I wrote this diary entry. I knew that you show me which usage is correct! Thank you.
Thank you so much for your correction! I really like your correction style.
Thank you for your super fast edition. I am happy to lean the good expression “ the name of the student who got that score.”
Thank you for your super fast edition. I am happy to lean the good word “housework” instead of home chores.
Dear teacher David Thank you for your daily teaching me. Yes, I meant exactly ” lighter taste” the one I bought. The Japanese pears had clear sweet taste so I was refreshed when I ate. The other one had strong sweet taste but had a kind of impure taste. eigoippoippo
Thank you so much for your correction as always! I was able to learn useful phrases this time, too!
Thank you for your super fast edition. I am happy to lean the great expression “ when it was almost the afternoon.”
Thank you for your super fast edition. I am happy to lean the indefinite article “ a” is necessary before virus like “a virus.”
Thank you for your super fast edition. I am sorry to have confused you with the word “ initialize.” Now I am happy to understand “ the meaning of “ start up” clearly. I also understand that I should have written “ reset the computers to their default settings” instead of “ start up” and “ initialize.”
Thank you so much for your correction as always!!
Dear teacher David Thank you for your daily teaching for me. My intention of the fourth sentence was "he will take care of it" ,as you thought. The fact was the dealer didn't answer (it will/won't). And I didn't dare ask the matter too far because I thought he wouldn't manage by himself. In short, I thought his company would manage it. However, it is only my thought. I should have confirmed it. eigoippoippo
