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Native speakers will say like this: “Thank you for a great lesson!”. There are lots of other ways to say it, but this one is the most accurate and most commonly used. Here is an example on how to use this: A: Our class is over, thank you for booking a class with me! B: Thank you for a great lesson, teacher! See you soon!

It is always important to be polite when saying goodbye to someone. 'Thank you very much' is the most polite way of thanking someone. It is always nice to let the tutor know that you have enjoyed the lesson and saying 'see you again soon' means that you may book a lesson with that tutor again in the future.

Amazing' means 'exceptional' or 'superb'. 'Such' is a superlative word you can add to emphasize other words -- e.g.: 'That was such a good movie.'

Teachers always appreciate feedback so any comment or small amount of praise is both a bonus and a morale-booster!

You may call a lesson 'delightful' if it was very enjoyable for you. The teacher would then know that the experience was very pleasant for you. It would show that not only did you learn something, but that you enjoyed the atmosphere of the classroom.

Native speakers will say like this: “Thanks for the lesson!”. Here is an example on how to use this: "Our class is over!" Thanks for the lesson. There are lots of other ways to say it including just saying cheers. Cheers is used when we both know what the person is talking about. for example it can be read like this. "Thats the end of the lesson" "Ive really enjoyed myself, cheers" Although cheers is used more when speaking to a friend. But can also be used for a tutor.

Instead of saying "Thank you for a great lesson", a native speaker would typically show appreciation for the time spent with the teacher such as "I had a great time" or "I enjoyed our conversation/lesson". Sample Senario: Teacher: Well that concludes our class today. Thank you for choosing this class. Student: Thank you so much I had a great time I enjoyed our lesson together.