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I scheduled two consecutive classes for myself. Our topic for today was concentration; in today's world, it is difficult for us to focus on our work and studies due to the pervasive presence of social media, which is very detrimental for both children and adults. Therefore, we examine ways in which companies, for example, might assist their staff members in remaining focused on their tasks.

I really loved our unstructured talk, which centered on how busy we both are. I related some of my experiences from the summer before last. I had a very packed agenda when I went to Washington, D.C. Additionally, we focused on our human resources.

I scheduled two consecutive classes for myself. This time, we were going to talk about doing something fun for entertainment. I spoke about my trip to the United States, during which I went to a museum and met with several acquaintances. Because my employer provided a grant for it, I did not have to pay an arm and a leg for it. In the end, we explored family business, a topic that was somewhat unrealistic and arduous to answer, but was nonetheless engaging to speak about.

We engaged in free-flowing discourse, the central topic of which was useful guidance. I discussed the direction that my senior aide gave me regarding my thesis, which was to concentrate on the relationships between China and Japan. As always, I am grateful for your assistance.

Thank you (^^) We enjoyed potato digging and making some French fries after class(^^)

Thank you (^^) My son looked satisfied with playing Math game in the class ! Recently, he is good at math even more(^^)

I reserved two lessons in a row. We kept free conversation; the second subject was a river and lake. I often visited the Tama River and unwound. Nowadays, the environment faces global warming; water is dried up in summer. We need to recycle water.

I enjoyed free conversation, whose theme was neighbors. I talked about my neighbors, but in fact, I'm not so familiar with them because; I live in a huge apartment building and rarely make friends.

I scheduled two consecutive lessons for myself. This time around, our focus was on a good friend. When writing, it might be difficult to tell the difference between the present participle, the present tense, and the past tense. Additionally, there are instances when I struggle to broaden the scope of my conversation subjects by providing vivid and brief examples. Again, you have my sincere gratitude.

I am grateful for the instructive lesson you provided. I found our unstructured talk about the market to be enjoyable. There were certain questions that were quite challenging to understand. I'm willing to assume that my hearing capacity is still somewhat restricted.

Thank you!

Thank you! My son enjoyed shopping at Costco and having popcorn after the lesson (^^)

We talked about holidays and music. I appreciate your encouraging lessons!

We enjoyed the free conversation, whose topic was birthday gifts and sports. Thank you so much!

Thank you ! (^^)

Thank you so much(^^)

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I booked two lessons in a row. This time, our subject was broadcast media - I introduced my favorite Netflix program in which a U.S president is assassinated and, out of the blue, a minor secretary has inaugurated as a president as a designated survivor. I imagine the future media will be a far cry from the current media; paper-based newspapers and magazines might go bankrupt. At the end of our lesson, we also chatted about music and a place we had recently visited; since it cost me an arm and a leg, I struggled to make ends meet.

Our free conversation's theme was the Internet and gifts; I addressed my brother's present on my birthday, which was a fountain pen with my name inscribed on it. He is down to earth and passed with flying colors. His gift always reminds me of his friendship; he praised my achievement. So I'd never throw it away. I appreciate your advice in giving a concise presentation for part 2 question.

Thank you so much(^^) He looked happy to share the story of "Ponyo" with you! Thanks!