Thanks for your suggescorrections. Thanks for your corrections.

I posted a passage last week and I got many correct suggestions from LangcCorrect members, which makes feelme happy. I posted a passage last week and I got many corrections from LangCorrect members, which makes me happy.

I posted a passagemade a post last week and I got many correct suggestions from LangcCorrect members, which makes me feel happy. I made a post last week and I got many corrections from LangCorrect members, which makes me feel happy.

As my sencond language , I never thought I havmade such errors when I use English in my daily life. As my second language, I never thought I made such errors when I use English in my daily life.

I would actually reword this further: "as my second language" sounds strange to me, since one expects someone writing in his second language to make more mistakes than expected.

As my sencond language , I never thought I would have such errors when I'm useing English in my daily life. As my second language, I never thought I would have such errors when I'm using English in my daily life.

And again, I will say "Thanks all for your help"." And again, I will say "Thanks all for your help."

AndOnce again,I will say "Thanks thank you all for your help". Once again, thank you all for your help.

This is purely a style tip: "Again I will say" is a silly thing to write - of course you're saying it, you're writing it! :P In English, especially in academic writing, we try to avoid using "meta-language" like this. If you want to say something, just write it down!

And again, I will say, "Thanks for all ofor your help". And again, I will say, "Thanks for all of your help".

yYou are so kind-hearted. You are so kind-hearted.

yYou are so kind-hearted. You are so kind-hearted.

I am a Chinese native speaker,. If you want to learn Chinese, I will do my best to help it. I am a Chinese native speaker. If you want to learn Chinese, I will do my best to help.

A direct object with "help" refers to the person who is being helped. What one helps someone WITH is separated from "help" with a preposition unless it's a verb, hence "help you with something" and "help you carry something."

I am a native Chinese native speaker,. If you want to learn Chinese, I will do my best to help it. I am a native Chinese speaker. If you want to learn Chinese, I will do my best to help.

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"Advice" is always singular. Something is "useful" FOR something, or using IN doing something, not TO something.

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This is a surprisingly complicated sentence in English. I broke it into two different sentences for clarity, and wrote it in such a way that it sounds much more natural. The other correction is grammatically correct, but it doesn't sound idiomatic to my English ear, it sounds like a translation.

These suggestoi corrections and advices are very useful forto me - to help me improve my eEnglish abilites.. The corrections and advice are very useful to me - to help me improve my English..

Although I can not talk fact e-to -face with the members who help me with my writting, I am touched becuasey of their valuable advice. Although I cannot talk face-to-face with the members who help me with my writing, I am touched by of their valuable advice.

"Cannot" is generally one word. We generally say "touched BY," although "touched BECAUSE" is also possible.

Although I can not talk facte to face with the member who help meose who have corrected my writting, I am touched becuause of their valuable advice. Although I can not talk face to face with those who have corrected my writing, I am touched because of their valuable advice.