Mineco-sensei and I have been reading 吾輩は猫である which is a book I have been very interested in for years now, but could never really understand by myself.
Mineco-sensei always prepares thoroughly for each lesson. She makes slides with the words, phrases and grammar for each passage. She also researches the cultural background whenever there's a difficult part or idiom in the text, as well as prepares some sentences for me to read outloud as a practice. We always have a chat about the passage and every single lesson is a lot of fun. I really appreciate all of the work Mineco-sensei puts into lesson prep.
Very good material accompanied by grate conversationalist,wide varaty of subjects from basic grammar to art of gardens wide spectrum of information and skill from this tutor,
I'm learning lots of native phrases through this lesson.
I actually came across them in many situations(TV dramas, Instagram posts, daily conversations or even she uses them without realising! ). It's a fun surprise for me!
As she said, making sentences relevant to my own story really helps them stick in
my mind.
I'm sure if I can naturally use them in my speaking, my English would sound much more natural.
Her lessons and feedback are always awesome! Thank you for always supporting me!
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