Thank you for teaching me.
I enjoyed this lesson, thank you as always!
Dear Emendaito Than you for your reply about my essay. I’m could understand what you said from your kind advice. Your last compliment gave me a braves but litle over. Any way, I’m looking forward to seeing you again in IDIY. Best wishes Hiro
Dear Teacher Emendatio, I am always grateful for your help. I had done the articles again..., however, I never give up! Best regards, Misa
Thank you for correcting my diary entry. I leaned a lot from your comments!
Thank you. You've always been a great help.
Dear Mr. Emendatio, Thank you for your helpful suggestion. Please correct my expression again soon. Sincerely, Tomohiro Ojima
Dear Teacher Emendatio, I am very grateful for polite corrections! I learned a unknown word, which is the "alma master". Also, I want to be able to use a comma and a semicolon well. I will continue to try them. Best regards, Misa
Thank you for working with me. I realized my weakness and your comment was understandable. I need more practice, though... thank you and see you soon.
Thank you for your corrections and suggestions! I am afraid if I could translate my feelings and thoughts correctly or not, because of my poor English skill. Today, I have an important suggestion! I noticed that I was vaguely aware of the difference between “which” and “that”. I feel like I can write better next time, so I am going to try soon. Thank you again, see you next time!
Thank you for correcting my diary entry. I'm always forget singular and plural form. I should be more careful when I'm writing.
Thank you for correcting my diary entry. I should know more about how to use conjunction.
Thank you for teaching me how to use "which" and "that"!!
Dear Emendatio, Thank you for your quick response! I really appreciate you to corrections and alternative expressions. Thanks a lot!
Dear teacher Emendatio, Thank you for kind corrections. I am embarrassed to use the "attention"; I had thought that maybe it is OK...? I will never use it bacause I aim at polite way. Kind regards, Misa