Hello Venus~

Hi. cousin. Do you have a free time? I would like to talk to you about the camera I borrowed from last week. When I used it for traveling yesterday, I have lost it. It was disappear while I was seeing other places. I tried to find the camera. But I don't really understand why it lost. I know this is a valuable item. I'm really sorry. So, Let me recommend you an alternative solutions. I would like to buy you the same camera. If you are okay about my recommendation, tell me. I hope to not get upset. -HOMEWORK FOR TODAY: Choose the correct idiom. 1. He is always spending his money drinking so he is always (without money). >backed out 2. The clothes in that store are a little (old fashioned). >behind the times 3. She (separated from) her boyfriend after a big fight last week. >broke up with 4. He refused my proposal so I will have to (start over from the beginning). > go back to the drawing board 5. He always (makes a great effort) to do a good job. >burns his bridges behind him

Hello [이름]!   You are really good at imagining situations. These are some idioms: 1. broke - having completely run out of money. Many farmers went broke.   2. bend over backwards -make every effort, especially to be fair or helpful. Jensen bent over backward to be fair.   Teacher Venus^^   Hi. cousin. >>>Hi cousin.   Do you have a free time? >>>Do you have free time?   I would like to talk to you about the camera I borrowed from last week. >>>I would like to talk to you about the camera I borrowed from you last week.   When I used it for traveling yesterday, I have lost it. >>>When I was traveling yesterday, I lost it.   It was disappear while I was seeing other places. >>>It disappeared while I was visiting other places.   I tried to find the camera. But I don\'t really understand why it lost. >>>I tried to find the camera but I don\'t really remember where it was lost.   I know this is a valuable item. >>>CORRECT   I\'m really sorry. >>>CORRECT   So, Let me recommend you an alternative solutions. >>>So, let me recommend alternative solutions.   I would like to buy you the same camera. >>>CORRECT   If you are okay about my recommendation, tell me. >>>CORRECT   I hope to not get upset. >>>I hope you will not get upset. -HOMEWORK FOR TODAY: Choose the correct idiom.1. He is always spending his money drinking so he is always (without money).>backed out >>>broke 2. The clothes in that store are a little (old fashioned).>behind the times >>>CORRECT 3. She (separated from) her boyfriend after a big fight last week.>broke up with >>>CORRECT 4. He refused my proposal so I will have to (start over from the beginning).> go back to the drawing board >>>CORRECT 5. He always (makes a great effort) to do a good job.>burns his bridges behind him >>>bends over backwards