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EDITORIAL definition: An article in a newspaper written by the editor giving the paper's opinion. example: Have you read the Times' () today. They think the Prime Minister should resign BORROW definition: opposite of lend, to take something on condition you will give it back example: He allowed me to () his car for the weekend. FULL definition: holding or containing as much as possible or a lot; filled example: He brought home a basket () of fruit and vegetable. NICE definition: pleasant, enjoyable or satisfactory; pleasant or pleasing or agreeable in nature or a example: Have a () time on your holiday! TOOL definition: any instrument for specific use example: Hammer is a great () to drive nail into the wood. I really enjoyed today's homework. Especially 'EDITORIAL' this word distressed me. ;-( Anyway, I appreciate your advice. The best way to learn English is to surround myself with it. I deeply inscribe the sentence in my memory. Thanks Lala~ ;^)

Hello there! Wow, you did a great job! I really appreciate you for applying the things that we have discussed about the tips of learning English. Thank you for your patience and determination. Keep it up! See you tomorrow. T. Lara ^__^ Here are my corrections for you: EDITORIALdefinition: An article in a newspaper written by the editor giving the paper\'s opinion.example: Have you read the Times\' () today. They think the Prime Minister should resign.>> Correct BORROWdefinition: opposite of lend, to take something on condition you will give it backexample: He allowed me to () his car for the weekend. >> CorrectFULLdefinition: holding or containing as much as possible or a lot; filledexample: He brought home a basket () of fruit and vegetable. >> CorrectNICEdefinition: pleasant, enjoyable or satisfactory; pleasant or pleasing or agreeable in nature or aexample: Have a () time on your holiday! >> CorrectTOOLdefinition: any instrument for specific useexample: Hammer is a great () to drive nail into the wood. >> CorrectI really enjoyed today\'s homework. >> Correct >> OR >> Today\'s homework is an enjoyable one!Especially \'EDITORIAL\' this word distressed me. ;-( >> Correct >> OR >> The word \"EDITORIAL\" distressed me out.Anyway, I appreciate your advice. >> CorrectThe best way to learn English is to surround myself with it. >> CorrectI deeply inscribe the sentence in my memory.Thanks Lala~ ;^) Correction >> Thanks Lara^__^