Thank you for your correction and encouraging comments! I always look forward to reading them first thing in the morning :)
Thank you for your super fast edition. I am glad to learn “fee” should be in the plural in the last sentence like “ without any fees.”
Thank you for your correction and kind comments. I reviewed the punctuation you had corrected in my sentences. I always learn a lot from you!
Thank you for your correction and advice! I learned the difference in the meaning between the sentence with "kept" and without it. Of course I do not always have prawns in my fridge!
Dear teacher David Thank you for your every day's instruction. I watched "disinfecting wipes" on websites visually and I found out I exactly meant it as " wet tissues." We Japanese called them " wet tissues." I wanted to say in the last sentence is " Don't hate passing time because the good situation will become in the future surely." eigoippoippo
Thank you for your super fast edition. I am glad to learn you say “ two red and blue lights.”
Thank you so much!
Dear David, Thank you for correcting my sentence! I'm glad you liked my description :) Have a good weekend! Sincerely, Emi
Thank you always, David. You always give me prompt reply. I am happy to hear that my writing is good. I will keep practicing to learn nature English expressions and not to make grammatical errors. Thank you again and see you soon. Shiro
Thank you very much for your correction and comments. Your suggestion "instantly " fit my intention, thank you :) I' ll have to be careful not to make such silly mistake as "run" and "ran."
Thank you for your super fast edition. I am glad to learn you use the passive voice “ a bone puncture would subside.”
Hello David, Thank you for your checking my composition. I appreciate your quick reply and check always. Thank you, Kaz
Hello David, Thank you for your checking my composition. I appreciate your quick reply always. Thank you, Kaz
Thank you for your super fast edition. I am glad to learn “at” is better than “on” like “at a T-junction.”
Thank you for your correction and encouraging comments! I always look forward to your feedback :)
