Dear emendatio, Thank you very much for your correction and teaching me very useful information! How to make a greeting was exactly what I wanted to know, especially in an enquiry email. I didn't know that a colon had to be put after the receiver's name, not a comma. I hope my business partners, they are Nepalese by the way, also don't know this rule. Again, I really appreciate your detailed explanation. Best regards, Ayako Nara
You always tell me the new thing to be learned! Thank you so much. I really appreciate it.
Thank you for your useful vocabulary information!
Thank you for checking my essay. Although I’m not good at using a word “although”, I want to try it more. Because I’m using a word “but” too much. I use IDIY first time and I like it.
Dear emendatio Thank you for correcting my assignment. My English sentences are really improved. You kindly showed me some vocabulary information. I learned a lot from it. I'm glad if you check my English again. Have a good day. Koty
Thank you so much for the correction! Your explanation is very clear and useful for me. Best regards.
Thank you very much for the kind and specific correction. I’d like to study hard than ever!
Thank you so much for the correction. I sometimes confuse a colon (:) with a semicolon (;), so your tip in the message is very useful for me. I will use them correctly in my future sentences. Best regards.
Thank you as always! The English article is very difficult for me, but I'll keep training.
Thank you so much for the correction. Your explanation is very clear and useful for me! Especially, the difference between a compound predicate and a compound sentence is meaningful for my learning English. Best regards.
Thank you for your quick response and useful comments.
Thank you so much for the correction! I misunderstood that the noun "news" is countable. I will pay more attention to it and other nouns. Your explanation are very clear and helpful for me. Best regards.
Thank you for your corrections.
Thank you as always! I'll try using semicolons next time.
Dear emendation, Thank you very much for your correction and teaching me natural expressions. I'm so glad to learn how to write an email that inform people things that they don't want to hear, before I make actual business partners upset. It is very difficult for non-native speakers to keep the balance between accurate and polite. Again, I really appreciate your help, especially in this one of the busiest week of the year. Best regards, Ayako Nara
