Thank you for correcting my text. It's a shame that I made spelling errors:'( Best regards, Maho
Thank you for reading my writing and make it better every time. Regards, Takayuki
Hi Julia, On top of correcting my error, you gave me another expression which sounds more natural for each of my sentence, that is greatly helpful to English lerners. Thanks a lot!
Thank you so much for the corrections.
Thank you!
Thank you for correcting my text and advices. I could notice my weak points which I tend to forget. Best regards, Maho
Thank you for the advice!
Thank you very much for your corrections!
Thanks for quick turnaround and concise advice.
Thank you for your suggestion. It was very useful. Yes, I had a fun time during my Golden Week. It was hard to get back work after a long holiday, though... Thanks again.
Thank you for reviewing my writing. Your suggestions are always helpful. Thank you, Takayuki
I learned new cool words and phrases such as "summit", "carry a variety of tools", "I should think", ... from your alternatives. Thank you very much.
Dear Ms Julia Vivian, Thank you for your considerate words. I would like to go to Italy one day. Even though my travel experience is very limited, I have many places where I would like to go. I hope that I will be able to communicate in English much better than now when I will go to Europe! Best wishes Mitsuhiro Haga
Dear Ms Julia Vivian, Thank you for not only your correction but also your considerate words. As you said, we had ten consecutive holidays this year! Our emperor abdicated after his thirty years service, and the new emperor enthroned on 1 May. To celebrate the new era, we had long holidays. As I am a physician, of course I worked in the hospital even during these holidays. However, I enjoyed the atmosphere of the celebration which filled all over Japan. I hope you are doing fine. I am looking forward to taking your lesson again. Best wishes, Mitsuhiro Haga
Dear Ms Julia Vivian, Thank you very much for your correction and explanation. I confused a Japanese idiom and an English idiom which expresses how fast time goes by. In Japanese, we compare a transition of time to a flying arrow. I would like to study English idioms as many as possible. I look forward to working with you too! Best wishes Mitsuhiro Haga