I can't say thank you enough! I was amazed at your teaching. I'll keep practicing. Then, I'd like to request you whenever you are available, so I would really appreciate if you could teach me when you have time. Thank you David.
Tank you for your comments. "Built-in" is the sentence I want to explain! And I used "recording" which mean "recording conversation" you said in comments. So I think risk of spreading not-mine private information. Anyways, I can learn new sentences from your comments.Thank you!
Thank you for your quick responce. You are right about your interpretation of the last sentence which was exactly what I meant.
Thank you for correcting my English. Although I wrote the answer to your question on the essay of the last time---absent-minded, feeling bad,---I wanted to know whether you understood my explanation about it.
I am sorry that because of lack of exlanation, you were not clear about the second sentence. Before I went to the gym, I had a sadden cramp in my guts and crapped in my pants in the restroom at the gym. Because of this incident, I felt bad about my crapping. After this incident, when I was absentminded, I was warned by a stranger. I hope my explanation cleared your question.
Hi David, Thank you very much for correcting this essay and suggesting many alternatives as well as answering my question! Now I understood the meaning of "to bother"! It means "to reluctantly do something." In the future, I really hope I will enjoy cooking for ourselves. Have a great Sunday! Many thanks as always, Kaori
Thank you for your quick reply. However, I wonder if it was better to say " I could not run fast to get them out of my way" than " I could not get them out of my way so I could run fast."
Thank your for your quick reply. I like it. In your comment you wrote "advanced vocabulary." I wanted you to specify it.
Thank you very much for your review and pointing out some mistakes. Also, suggestsing alternative ways that I would like to express is also very helpful. Tommy,
Thank you for your quick reply. I wonder if it is not necessary to say "across" like the other way "across" the one way, which I thought would be more understandable.
Hi David, Thank you for correcting this essay. Although I never hope for my family's illnesses, this is a good practice for me to write medical things in English. I will try to express various matters in English! Many thanks as always, Kaori
Thank you for your quick edition. I like it. I am sorry that I missed the word " knife." You must have been confused. You are right that she wielded "a knife."
Hi David, Thank you for correcting this essay and suggesting a lot of additional sentences! Regarding the second sentence, I quickly couldn't decide on the tense. Thank you for your clarification. I now understood it. Have a lovely Monday! Many thanks as always, Kaori
Thank you for your quick response to my English essay. I like it. Alothough you wrote "your question sounded natural" in the comment, did you refer to " Was it beneficial for me or did I waste money?"
Hello David, Thank you for your quick response and good advice! I keep trying to improve my English skills. I am looking forward to having your comments again. Have a nice weekend! Kaoru
