感謝の気持ちを伝えよう

Let's express appreciation.
お世話になった人や親切にしてもらった人に、感謝の気持ちを伝えようとしています。
人から親切にしてもらった時や、会社でお世話になった人とお別れをする時などを想定して感謝の気持ちを伝えてみましょう。
I'm really glad I could help.
 
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I'm really glad I could help.

I appreciate your teaching of English through this course.
 I study how to make sentences for the many difficult issues.
 I study the correction through the grammar of my English.
 They are very useful for making sentences.

 I will not be able to study grammar without your advice.

I have the grammar tool Grammarly. However, I don't know how to use it in detail.
I would like to use grammar more.

自然な表現

I appreciate your teaching of English through this course.
 I study how to make sentences for the many difficult issues.
 I study the grammar corrections for my writing.
 They are very useful for making sentences.

 I will not be able to study grammar without your advice.

I have the grammar tool Grammarly. However, I don't know how to use it in detail.
I would like to use grammar more.

1. This is how you can precisely express what you mean. The corrections are done in your writing, not the grammar of your English.
You're very welcome! I'm happy to hear the course has been so helpful. Since you mentioned Grammarly, what specific features or aspects of the tool are you finding most challenging to understand or utilize effectively?

Correct teachers' advice is useful to me.
They give me the reasons for correcting me.
However, Grammarly gives us just simple corrections.
It doesn't give us the reasons.

Grammarly might have other courses or options to give us more information. I don't use them now. Anyway, Grammarly is just a tool. The is not easy to give us heartfelt information. They give us information automatically.

自然な表現

Correct teachers' advice is useful to me.
They give me the reasons for correcting me.
However, Grammarly gives us just simple corrections.
It doesn't give us the reasons.

Grammarly might have other courses or options to give us more information. I don't use them now. Anyway, Grammarly is just a tool. It doesn't give us heartfelt information. It gives us information automatically.

1. Alternative: They give explanations for the corrections.
2. The original expression did not have a clear structure.
3. "Grammarly" takes the singular form.
That's a good point about the lack of explanatory feedback in Grammarly. Have you explored any of Grammarly's other features, like its explanations of grammar rules or its suggestions for improving sentence structure, to see if those provide more detailed guidance?

I checked the service of Grammarly. It has a service to give us higher-level correction information. It might be useful for us. Anyway, Grammarly is not for education. We need the education now. It will be difficult for the systems to do.

 Anyway, we need to improve ourselves. We need to study to speak English, too. We are happy to practice reading and pronunciation.

The other dictation, overlapping, and repeating training are important for us.

自然な表現

I checked the service of Grammarly. It has a service to give us higher-level correction information. It might be useful for us. Anyway, Grammarly is not for education. We need the education now. It will be difficult for the systems to do.

 Anyway, we need to improve ourselves. We need to study to speak English, too. We are happy to practice reading and pronunciation.

The other things, like dictation, overlapping, and shadowing training, are important for us.

1. Alternative: ~information, which may come in handy.
2. Just saying "the other" is incomplete here.
3. This is the precise term for what you mean.
So, focusing on self-improvement is key. Beyond Grammarly and the course, what specific strategies are you planning to implement to improve your English speaking skills, particularly in dictation, overlapping speech, and repetition?

Here are some effective strategies:
Dictation Strategies:
 Listen to native speakers, pause after each sentence, and write down what you hear.
 Rewind to check accuracy.

Overlapping Speech Strategies:
Shadowing Practice:
  Listen to native speakers and repeat their words simultaneously to improve pronunciation and rhythm.

Speech Analysis Tools :
 Use AI-powered tools to analyze your speech patterns and refine fluency.

 Spaced Repetition: Regularly review vocabulary and sentence structures at increasing intervals to reinforce memory.

自然な表現

Here are some effective strategies:
Dictation Strategies:
Listen to native speakers, pause after each sentence, and write down what you hear.
Rewind to check accuracy.

Overlapping Speech Strategies:
Shadowing Practice:
  Listen to native speakers and repeat their words simultaneously to improve pronunciation and rhythm.

Speech Analysis Tools :
 Use AI-powered tools to analyze your speech patterns and refine fluency.

 Spaced Repetition: Regularly review vocabulary and sentence structures at increasing intervals to reinforce memory.

1. Alternative: gained knowledge.
Those are all excellent strategies. Do you ever listen to songs or watch movies in English on, for example, YouTube, and use them as listening practice and as the basis for applying some of the strategies you have mentioned?

Yes, of course. I watch movies, YouTube in English as the basis for applying some of my strategies. I watch movies of Prim Video sometimes. However, my English level hasn't reach to watch such a public contents. I should select contents of Educational level, for example from VOA. If you know, give me your advice.

自然な表現

Yes, of course. I watch movies and YouTube videos in English to apply some of my strategies. I watch movies on Prime Video sometimes. However, I still have more to learn to be able to watch such content. I should select level-appropriate educational content, for example, from VOA. If you know, give me your advice.

1. Use this to connect related items.
2. Technically speaking, you watch videos.
3. They're not bases, but channels where you can practice.
4. Use this to indicate online platforms.
5. Spelling
6. Hello. :) For motivation, it may feel nicer to make this a positive sentence. Instead of saying, "I don't know yet," say, "I have more to learn."
The correction for the original sentence would be: However, my English level hasn't reached the level required to watch such content.
7. This is a more direct way of expressing what you mean.
  • appreciate (感謝する)
  • gratitude(感謝の気持ち)
  • care(心遣い)
  • grow up(成長する)
  • memorable(思い出深い)
  • I have learned a lot from all of you.(私は皆さんからたくさんのことを学ばせていただきました。)
  • It is thanks to all of you that I have grown.(私が成長できたのは、皆さんのおかげです。)
  • I remember how you gently encouraged me when I made mistakes.(私が失敗した時、優しく励ましてくれたことが思い出に残っています。)
  • Working with such an inspirational team has motivated me.(この刺激的なチームと仕事をすることで、自分のモチベーションが上がりました。)
  • I will never forget this precious experience.(この貴重な経験を私は忘れません。)

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