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Mark, thank you for reminding me that not everyone knows that Seattle is the home of Microsoft! Well, Seattle has other attractions too - you might someday visit the city, and enjoy watching a game of Seattle Mariners, visit the very first shop of Starbucks in the world at Pike Place Market, or go
up in the tower of Space Needle. Good place to go, if you like rain.

Your lesson was really useful! I always learn a lot from you, especially business English. I'll need more practice and have many questions about the video meeting. Talk to you next time!

It was an amazing lesson. I was very interested in the on-line article, and his clear explanation led me to a complete understanding. Thank you!

We continued reading the article entitled "The real-life objects that inspired Harry Potter" from last time. There were difficult words but because the story was interesting, I enjoyed it. Mark explained me new words clearly that helped me understand them.
Thank you and see you soon.

You minded that I did not feel pressure during the lesson. Thank you very much. I really enjoyed your lesson. I hope to talk with you more.

Today's topic is 'Should the drinking age in Japan be lowered to 18?'
I think the drinking age,20,should not be lowered. I managed to make a speech and Mark gave me relevant expressions to describe my opinions.
"no sense of responsibility""make poor decision""could cause social problems such as accidents, public drunkenness or voiolence""less mature",,,
He also suggested some persuasive ideas to make my opinions understood.
Thank you very much, Mark for your great lesson as always. Thanks to your efforts, I could pass the Eiken test. See you next time.

thank you for the good lesson!

Thank you very much for the wonderful lessons!

It was nice talking to you again! My business trip didn't really go well. But if I haven't taken your lessons, my business trip would have been much worse. I appreciate your lessons for my business trip and I look forward to continuing to take your lesson :)

Thank you for the lesson. We talked about various topics, which were very interesting. See you.

Your lesson is always fun. Thanks! See you soon.

This was the first trial lesson at eigox and I really enjoyed it with Mark.

Today we talked about the topic "Should parents be able to choose whethere to vaccinate their children or not". Standing the view that all children should be vaccinated,even though there are a little possibility of side effects, vaccination might be obligatory. However, focusing on the tiny possiblity of side effect which might lead harmful aftereffects to the children, I'd like to say vaccination depends on parents' choice.
In that case, I think if parents want to refuse vaccination to their children, they have to submit reasonable reasons for it, such as a doctor's letter to prove how the child can't take the vaccination. For example, if some children have allergey and it would be the cause of side effect after vaccination, they don't have to take it.
As a result, I feel I should have created my ideas at the point of general view. I might have focused on too specific matters.
Thank you, Mark for giving me the thoughful topic as always.

Thank you very much.See you soon.

It was another great lesson. You listened to me very carefully and suggested better way of saying or explained the nuance of each phrase. I am very grateful for all you pointed out. I really learned a lot. Thank you very much. see you soon.

We had a good time with fun talk. You lead me to good way. See you soon!!

We started reading new article entitled "The real-life objects that inspired Harry Potter" which Mark picked up for me. He always picks up articles with topics which I'm interested in, so I enjoy reading them. This time, the article was challenging for me but he explained very clearly so I could understand it. I learned many useful new words and phrases.
Thank you for the lesson and I'm looking forward to the next lesson.
See you soon!

double lesson

I'm sorry for my late response.
The topic was 'Should we remove the borders between countries and allow people to live wherever they choose?' That's also an interesting questions as always. "maintain control of their country""negative impact on the economy""conflict between the local people and the new arrivals""naturally suspicious of outsiders""earn trust""waste pollution" I should memorize these expressions firmly. And the web vocablary list is really helpful to get key words and phrases.
Thank you, Mark for usual great lessons.

Today's topic is 'Should we remove the borders between countries and allow people to live wherever they choose?' It's a controversial topic. After I made a speech about it, Mark gave me better expressions and other ideas. "take advantage and illegally harvest human organs""relegious beliefs""Opt-in and Opt-out",,,etc.
Thank you very much, Mark for the exciting question and ideas. I'll keep review the past lessons to improve my skills.