Thank you for your suggestion and comments! Tasty cooked vegetables, a nice tomato salsa and some fish fingers sound an ideal supper as they seem to be healthy and delicious. A tomato salsa and fish fingers definitely goes well! I haven't tried making a tomato salsa, but I'd like to try it in the near future.
I want to write more natural sentence. I review my mistakes. THank you.
Thank you for telling me the name of this unique facility and the violin maker! I can visit there in the near future thanks to you. Also, I’ve learnt some new English expressions such as “multi-Storey car park” from your correction. Thank you! Have a great evening.
thank you for making it easily understand for me by adding additional explanation!!!
Thank you very much all the time. I enjoy your corrected sentence and explanation. Thanks a million!
Thank you very much!
Thank you for your correction and comments! They were really helpful and useful to me. It's still difficult for me to decide whether I should use singular or plural, but I'll try to acquire it!
Thank you for your correction and comments! They were really helpful as always! I hope ( and I'm sure) you enjoy your stay at your mother's house very much!
Thank you for your correction and comments! They, especially the different ways you suggested, were really helpful.
Thank you for your correction and comments! I agree with your idea that having confidence all the time is difficult but confidence is something we can cultivate. It's difficult for me now to usually have confidence, but I hope I can cultivate it little by little. Your comments always cheer me up. Thank you so much!
Thank you for checking my English diary. Your explanation about the past perfect tense is very easy to understand! ↓↓↓ "The past perfect tense is good for when you're referring to something in the past that is interrupted or superseded by something else, for example: I had been lying in my bed when there was a knock at the door.' " Thank s a million!
Thank you for your correction and comments! They were really helpful as always. Actually, chestnuts that we Japanese cook with rice is sweet chestnuts, not water chestnuts. It is the same kind to be used for pastries, though I think a Japanese sweet chestnut is not sweeter than a Western chestnut (a marron?). It might sound strange to you to boil rice with a sweet ingredient and eat it as a meal, but it isn't too sweet. We call the rice cooked with chestnuts 'Kurigohan' (Kuri means a chestnut and Gohan means rice), so please google the word if you want to see what it looks like. I like salmon too! We eat salmon both as Japanese food and as Western food. I think salmon is delicious however we cook it. I hope you will try the Pacific saury someday and like it!
Thank you for your correction and comments! The Christmas market in Edinburgh sounds excellent! That must be exciting, large and beautiful! I hole I can visit there someday! Japan is also become bustling in a Christmas season and every shop and institute gets in a 'Christmas mood' (Japanese really like events, irrespective of a religion!), and I like the season very much. Christmas surely makes lots of people feel happy, I think.
Thank you for your correction, answer and comments! They were really helpful. Both "Calvin and Hobbes" and "The Wimpy Kid" sound interesting. (I didn't know them, but the Wiki told me about them!) I haven't tried foreign comics except Peanut, and I think I would give them a try someday!
Thank you for your correction and comments! I'm happy that I learned a lot of natural ways from you. Your answer to my question is also very helpful. Thank you again!
