I was surprised that there were snail cosmetics!
Thank you for your feedback. I heard that in Japan, school bullying has been involving less physical attacks. Instead, bullied students suffer emotionally. As always your explanations were easy to follow and the alternative sentences you showed me were very useful!
I'm not good at saying goodbye. I don't know what to say to express my thanks. From now on, you will be busy preparing for your move.
He is a real handful! I think you did your best for the class.
Thank you for feedback. I’ve never tried the Greek brand ION.
'Teach You a Lesson' sounds interesting! The title of our new movie is 'Name Me Lawand'.
You'll have to say goodbye to many students and friends in Madrid, won't you?
There are so many students who want to be taught by you!
I wish you good holidays!
How lucky you were! I'm also glad you didn't lose your precious computer!
I should have written, "At one window in the living room, a wind chime was hung". But still, this sentence may be strange.
Ttortellini sounds delicious! So does Bolognese sauce.
Hello Ellie_P, my favorite teacher, You gave me such careful corrections and detailed advice, thank you so much. they are so interesting and helpful for my study that I enjoyed very much reading them. You remind me of how fun and exciting to write English. I particularly focused on the advices below. The word 'disaster' is inanimate, so using a possessive structure here is not correct. Instead, 'memories of disasters' works better here grammatically. "Accelerate" typically refers to increasing the speed of a process, not the degree of reliance or expectation. Verbs such as "increase," "reinforce," "strengthen," or "heighten" are more appropriate. The collocations are: reliance on something expectations of something both sides of the coin / (the other side of the coin) You experienced a ten-hour blackout last year. You said we must be proactive and make sure we will be able to survive using our own resources, as government isn't perfect. That's what I want to say. My family experienced two big earthquakes happened in 1995 and in 2011. Both of them were strong and many people lost their lives. Those days I heard many good stories and bad stories about what people did, media told only good stories, though. I learnt both sides of coin, people's thoughts and reactions in the event of a disaster. Take care and see you next time Yoko
I understand moving takes a long time and hard work.
There is two weeks left by the end of your classes. Are you moving to Greece after that?
