
Thank you for your quick edtion. I am glad to know it is OK to say just “iced coffee” without “a packt.”

Thank you for correcting my sentences and I am so sorry for my late reply. I'm so glad that you explained grammar and phrase in detail, and you showed me many options and illustrative sentences. I have to learn the way of using verbs correctly such as "X suit Y", "appeal to someone".

Thank you for your immediate and accurate revising and comment. I am looking forward to getting your comment next time. See you.

Thank you for your quick edtion. I think “parts” is better than “series” to describe each separate book of the same book as I am familiar to “parts.”

Thank you for your quick edtion. I am glad to know “ it is natural to say ‘a series of books.’

Thank you!

Thank you for your quick edtion. I am happy to be able to confirm that “ have room to be considerate” is a natural expression.

Thank you for your quick edtion and suggestion. As you suggested, I feel a bit awkward about the last sentence. I think it is better to say in the present tense, “ When I buy a book, I read it at the coffee shop the shop has” because I do it regularly.

Thank you for your quick edtion. As you suggested, I felt a little strange about the last sentence. Therefore, I think it is better to say,” When I buy a book, I read it at the coffee shop the shop has,” It is because I do it habitually or regularly.

Thank you for your quick edtion. I am glad to be able to know “of” is necessary after pronunciation like pronunciation “of” all.

Hi David, Thank you for your comments for my writing. I read your comments again and again. It is always helpful, and this time I was able to use a few sentences at work. Sorry for my late reply. I was a bit busy and finally caught a flu, but now I am getting better. Take care of yourself. Looking forward to studying with you soon. Mandys (Makiko)

Thank you for your quick edtion. I am glad to know “ in the hospital” is more common than “in a hospital.”

Thank you for your quick edtion. I am glad to know the difference between “a” and “the”. “a” is used when introducing it for the first time, even when there is just one object.

Thank you!

Thank you for your quick edtion. I am glad to learn” swing the car back and forth” was wrong and “ the movement of driving the car back and forth” was right.