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Max tries hard to help improve my English by employing a variety of lesson appoaches. What I did today was rephrasing what I said in formal English with casual English. I did not know how hard it is!! That being said, I really enjoyed the lesson and look forward the next one! Thank you, Max!

Hi Max! I had another wonderful lesson with you! It's always fun to do a role play lesson with you!! See you very soon!

Thank you for a timely topic, Mark! It's useful to know the voting age in other countries because Japan will try the new voting age for the first time soon. I could consider about it from different perspectives with you!

The story we did today was a longer than the ones I had tried before, so we didn't have time to conclude. But it made me relieved because the story was difficult for me to get its underlying message. Max gave me some hints to find out it so I think (hope) I can explain it appropriately. Thanks for the lesson, Max. I also thank you for your detailed feedback. I think I can learn many things from it. I wish I could summarize like you do!

Today's article describes the experiment putting an inflatable space house into practical use. This idea beyond imagination surprised me and this interest motivated me to summarize it more easily than usual. Additionally, Max's questions really inspired me to express the answers. Thank you, Max. See you next time.

This is the first time I did the daily ESL for my lesson. It was good as same as the 100 power topics and of course your way of teaching is
always fun and effective. I think I'll pick out the topics what I need from both of the 100 powers topics and daily ESL for my future conversation. Thank you, Max! See you soon.

Thank you for proofreading my writing! I also enjoy taking a wide variety of topics with you! Thank you, Max!

He touched up my passages. His explanation was clear enough for me understand the reasons for my mistakes. We also talked about English teaching of the Philippines and Japan. I really enjoyed talking with him in English.

Thank you for really funny lesson Max! And I love your lesson review also!I look forward to talk with you next time,see you soon!

Today's topic reminds me of the disaster which happened 2 months ago in Japan. We live on the small land with a lot of volcanoes,and there are always possibilities of hard times. But Japanese people are resilient,and we are just going on.

Today' topic is sexual harassment. Also we talk about the status of women in Japan.The situation is improving. But sexism still remains.
I enjoyed talking about this topic.

Thank you Mark. The topic you chose is very timely and familiar in Japan. I hope IT engineers and seismologist tie up and develop the app which predict exactly when and where an earthquake happens early enough we prepare for evacuation.

I enjoyed talking with you after a long time, Mark! I like your way of giving a class. It's interesting to know English education in various countries.

I enjoyed your lesson a lot as usual! Hopefully I learned a lot about payment rules and vocabulary! See you soon!

Today's lesson was terrible but Max kept encouraging me with warm words. And we both concluded that problems are good even though we hate them. I want to come up to his expectations because he's been making efforts to make my English become better. Thank you for the lesson, Max. I'll forget about today's lesson and change my way of thinking! See you!

It's been a while, but great lesson as normal. He has hands-on business experience and the expressions he suggested are real eye-openers for me. Please say hello to your sweet Mapacha!

Max asked me to make sentenses by using important new expressions that I learned before. Despite (or maybe because of )my overnight cramming, many phrases I was supposed to remember turned out NOT to have resigtered me at all... By the next review, I will have remember and master those expressions much better, if not fully ;-)

Today, Max corrected my essay reagading electronic voting. He suggested me a lot of great tips such as preventing same words. For example, voting can be differently expressed into participate in political process (or election), citizen turnout and casting a ballot. These expressions can be understood in the context of a passage, but difficult to use in writing process. He always explain the use of words precisely and they are easy to understand and I catch the meaning by the image not by Japanese.
Thank you, Max for your enthusiastic lesson!

We managed to contact each other although the connection was unstabe.Thank you for your cooperation.

I feel good about the fact that I was able to talk about something philosophical/abstrat in English without intrusion of Japanese!