Composition

Hello there, [이름]!^^
Thank you for doing greeting me in

a very cheerful way!^^

Regarding your concern about grammar, it would be better

if I explain it during our class.
For now, I want you to check this website for better understanding.

http://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/lead1_1?q=lead

Take care my dear.

~~Teacher Erine~~

Good morning, Teacher! 

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 You with a red colored crew neck T- shirt look really good today.

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 The red color seems to make people look more beautiful. Hehehe! 

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 By the way, it is the first day of September and I feel that time flies so fast. 

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After enduring one week, we can greet our long holiday. 

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 Both of us are expecting for the holiday to come and we have the different reason to expect this one. 

>> Both of us are expecting for the holiday to come and we have the different reasons.

 In my case, I can escape from waking up early and don\'t need to be diligent for 5 days. 

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 This point is what I like the most. *^^*

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 When it comes to your plan, I will pray that you can have the good weather condition. 

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 Finally, please help me check which one is correct below. 

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 => A blind imitation of role model can lead to losing individuality of each.

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 => A blind imitation of role model can lead to lose individuality of each.

>> A blind imitation of role model can lead each person / somebody to lose individuality.
 I am confused about what I have to use after \'lead to\'.

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 According to my basic grammar knowledge, gerund or noun should be used after \'lead to\' because \'to\' in this phrase is considered as a preposition. 

>>  According to my basic grammar knowledge, a gerund or noun should be used after \'lead to\' because \'to\' in this phrase is considered as a preposition. 
 However, sometimes, I could see \'verb\' after \'lead to\'. 

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 Could you help me make examples for me to tell the difference between ‘lead to verb’ and ‘lead to gerund or noun’?

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Thank you for your help in advance and see you tomorrow! ^^**

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