Mameta's favorite things are being stroked on his back and playing with his ball. Forty two degrees is outrageous!
Steamed egg puddings contain shrimps, mushrooms, and bamboo shoots, and taste salty not sweet.
I'm envious that your son is a neat freak. Both my son and daughter are untidy.
Dear Ellie_P, Thank you for correcting my English! And also I appreciate your kind explanation. By the way, Himeji Castle has approx.110 steps. The steps, including ladder inside the castle are very narrow and steep. It is hard to get to the top floor, but it's worth to visit. Have a nice weekend! Nacle88
I like fruit pies, but I've never eaten pumpkin pies. Sounds delicious!
Yes, we also say we have just summer and winter in Japan.
I'm glad that you are able to walk without pain!
Thank you as always!
Thank you very much for your prayer for me!!
The member were my wife, my daughter, her husband, and I. Thank you.
First and foremost, I'm glad to hear from you! Your warm messages always help cheer me up. Thank you for helpful feedback and taking the time to correct my English! I'll make sure to review what I learned today.
Thank you for your feedback. As always, your explanations were easy to follow, and the alternative sentences you offered me were very useful! Especially, I did not know how to use “sway,” so you helped me broaden my vocabulary.
Hi Ellie, again, This time you wrote me a lot of nice, new words, thank you. I know I always use the same words over and over again. You gave an opportunities to learn new words which increase my vocabulary. Thank you for the sweat comment about the wedding. Like you mentioned I cried at my daughter's wedding, that was one of my best moment in my life. See you next time Bye for now, Yoko
Dear Ellie_P, Thank you, you always send me two ways of correction. Your considerate teaching style makes me feel happy and helps me understand them. As you already know, I like sentences of your own way because they sound real ENGLISH! Thank you for sharing the story with me. You used "be horrified" to express the feeling you had then. I know it must have been a horrifying situation, since you have a strong sense of professional. I understand the grammar mistake. It had to be Past perfect. I think "but for" is an easy option to replace it. I remember I learnt 'Had it not been for' a decade ago at high school, but I have forgotten it at all, thank you for reminding me of it. See you next time, Yoko PS. Sorry for the late feedback, as I was in a trip.
I wanted to say ' goes around and around in circles' by 'turns'.
