Dear Teacher HelpfulBrit I appreciate again to your very accurate advice and useful suggestions. Thank you a lot. Sincerely, mystonesea
Thank you for your helpful corrections and explanations! I sincerely appreciate your help.
Dear HelpfulBrit, Thank you for your encouraging comment! Your suggestions are very helpful. I'm looking forward to having lesson with you. Thank you again. Bye :) Sincerely, muckluck
Dear Mr. HelpfulBrit, Thank you so much for your very useful suggestions. I could enjoy reading your amending my sentenses, and learning British English very well. Thank you so much. Best Regards, mystonesea
Thank you for correcting my sentences. I very appreciate it.
Dear HelpfulBrit, our teacher, Thank you very much for correcting my work again. Your explanation is detailed and helpful as usual. I assume that you would soon become too busy to correct my work because of your passion of teaching English. You spent a lot of energy to explain how to use the word “quality”. When I use this word again, I will remember the two meanings of it. Your compliments always encourage me. I would like you to correct my piece of writhing in the near-future. Yours sincerely, Teru
Thank you for correcting my English. I very appreciate it!
Thank you for correcting and checking my essay. I review your advice!
Dear Teacher HelpfulBrit, Thank your very much for your detailed explanation. I am always surprised by your great support. It seems that I have to continue my effort to learn how to use comparatives,a comma,a semicolon, reflective pronouns, English words’ nuances and so on. I have never realized that the word “merit” is often used for discribing devices. It is valuable advice for me.I took it to heart. I will definitely ask you to correct other works in the future. Your sincerely, Teruteru
Dear HelpfulBrit, Thank you for your helpful and encouraging comment. It was my first time to know about the difference between "to be satisfied with" and "to get satisfaction from." I intended to say "to get satisfaction from our eating experience" as you guessed. I hope you help me again sometime soon. Thank you so much. Best Wishes, muckluck
I understood the difference between "listen" and "hear". Next time, I will try to use these verbs so as not to make a mistake.
Thank you for correcting my sentence. The example of Parenthesis has become a great help. I try to use this method next time.
Dear Teacher HelpfulBrit, I am very sorry to be late to write the answer to your message. I am very appreciative of your support. Your explanation is very concise and helpful. At the same time, your description is one of the most detailed one I have ever received. As you pointed out in the exercise, I will be more careful when I use conjunctive adverbs. I would like have another opportunity to work with you. Your sincerely, Teru
Thank you!! I check and review your advice!
I appreciate for showing me a lot of ways to write every time.
