H.W 1st, August
학생이 쓴 원문
1. The Miami Heat are the only team that can give the San Antonio Spurs a run for their money this year.
2. He is a good runner, but he tends to run out of steam ( = lose energy) about half- way through the race.
3. There\'s nothing special about this pen. It\'s just a regular, run-of-the-mill pen.
4. It\' a bad idea to run a red light. There are cops everywhere, and they will give you a ticket for this.
5. The hatred between them is deep-seated. = The hatred between them runs deep.
6. What are you going to do when all your money runs dry?
7. The thieves were on the run after the police realized they had robbed the bank.
8. Run that by me again. = Tell me again what you just said.
9. This seems like a good idea now, but in the long run ( = as more time passes) it could turn out quite dangerous.
10. They live in a run-down ( = dilapidated) building in a poor part of the city.
I\'m sooo glad to contact you :-)
Have a great day teacher!
Sincerely, Jung
강사 첨삭
Hello Jung!!!
Good job on your homework, it\'s the right explanation for the saying. it is focused on our diet and eating habits. I really appreciate your commitment and dedication to learn.
Keep the fire in you burning. I know that there\'s a lot more to discover in you and a lot of potentials
to bring out!
T. Jeny
>>correct
2. He is a good runner, but he tends to run out of steam ( = lose energy) about half- way through the race.
2. He is a good runner, but he tends to run out of steam ( = lose energy) about half- way through the race.
>>correct
3. There\'s nothing special about this pen. It\'s just a regular, run-of-the-mill pen.
3. There\'s nothing special about this pen. It\'s just a regular, run-of-the-mill pen.
>>correct
4. It\' a bad idea to run a red light. There are cops everywhere, and they will give you a ticket for this.
4. It\' a bad idea to run a red light. There are cops everywhere, and they will give you a ticket for this.
>>correct
5. The hatred between them is deep-seated. = The hatred between them runs deep.
5. The hatred between them is deep-seated. = The hatred between them runs deep.
>>correct
6. What are you going to do when all your money runs dry?
6. What are you going to do when all your money runs dry?
>>correct
7. The thieves were on the run after the police realized they had robbed the bank.
7. The thieves were on the run after the police realized they had robbed the bank.
>>correct
8. Run that by me again. = Tell me again what you just said.
8. Run that by me again. = Tell me again what you just said.
>>correct
9. This seems like a good idea now, but in the long run ( = as more time passes) it could turn out quite dangerous.
9. This seems like a good idea now, but in the long run ( = as more time passes) it could turn out quite dangerous.
>>correct
10. They live in a run-down ( = dilapidated) building in a poor part of the city.
>>correct
I\'m sooo glad to contact you :-)
10. They live in a run-down ( = dilapidated) building in a poor part of the city.
>>correct
I\'m sooo glad to contact you :-)
>>correct
Have a great day teacher!
>>correct
Sincerely, Jung
Have a great day teacher!
>>correct
Sincerely, Jung
>>correct
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