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What an interesting perspective. I can understand your point of view a little... having taught English for so long in Japan, and having studied Japanese, I have become familiar with some of the mistakes Japanese speakers often make in En...

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• (OH, I did the same mistake again, "And" at the top of the sentence.
• (Oh, I made the same mistake again, "And" at the beginning of a sentence.

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• I, myself, am trying to correct every errors of the original sentences of other members' Japanese.
• I, myself, am trying to correct every error of the original sentences of other members' Japanese.

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• Some people think too-much-corrections might be offensive, or might hurt that person.
• Some people think too many corrections [no need for hyphens (-)] might be offensive, or might hurt the other person.

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• On the contrary, correcting-all-errors-at-anytime-of-the-conversation-without-skipping might be ruin their conversation, especially to those who want to enjoy their conversations.
• On the contrary, correcting every error that comes up in a conversation [no need for hyphens (-)] might be ruin a conversation, especially for those who want to enjoy their conversations.

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• I thought his announcement reasonable, because sometimes readers are interested in the content of the diary and don't correct grammatical errors.
• I thought the statement was reasonable, because sometimes readers are interested in the content of the diary and don't correct grammatical errors.

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• He/she wants only to be corrected.
• He/she only wants to be corrected. [More natural word order.]

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• I thought it is a very good announcement.
• I thought it is a very good statement.

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• I thought it for a while.
• I thought about it for a while.

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• Which is your first priority, to be corrected or comminication with foreign people?
• Which is your first priority, to be corrected or communicating with foreign people?