During our class today...

Hi, Michael. I just had a lunch and I'm now listening to the record files of our english class. During our class today, do you remember when we talked about the word "heavenly"? I meant to make a sentence with the word as follwing: The girl is heavenly given to their familiy. Does it make sense? I would like to say that the girl is a person who is given by God, I mean, she is that much precious or beloved person to their familiy. Here is one more question I'd like to ask you. In the paragragh we looked thourgh today(Unit 2-2), I found the word 'time' was used both in plural and in singular;'at wrong times' and ' at right time'. Why is it so? What is a(the?) difference? It was nice talking with you today. Hope you have a good day. Talk to you tomorrow. Best,

Hi there [이름], with regards to your sentence regarding heavenly, you can use it this way: The girl is a heavenly gift to her family; and with regards to the use of time, you can use it in the plural form, like ‘at times’ which mean ‘most of the time’. ‘At the right time’ would mean a specific time in the future, while ‘at wrong times’ would mean specific times in the past (which mean plural). Hope you have a great day, see you tomorrow!   Hi, Michael. >>>Hi Michael,I just had a lunch and I'm now listening to the record files of our english class.>>>I just had lunch and I’m now listening to the recording files of our English class.During our class today, do you remember when we talked about the word "heavenly"? >>>Correct!!  I meant to make a sentence with the word as follwing: The girl is heavenly given to their familiy. >>> I meant the sentence this way: The girl is heavenly given to their families. Does it make sense? I would like to say that the girl is a person who is given by God, I mean, she is that much precious or beloved person to their familiy. >>>… I would like to say that the girl is a person who is given by God, I mean, she is that much precious or a beloved person to her family.Here is one more question I'd like to ask you. >>>Correct!! In the paragragh we looked thourgh today(Unit 2-2), >>>spelling of through I found the word 'time' was used both in plural and in singular;'at wrong times' and ' at right time'. Why is it so? What is a(the?) difference? >>>What is the difference?It was nice talking with you today. Hope you have a good day. Talk to you tomorrow.>>>CorrectBest, >>>Best,         [이름]