Homework.

Use the idiom hot under the collar, in a sentence. ^^ The meaning of the idiom is very angry. "I got hot under the collar when my boyfriend didn't anwser the phone." Hi. Wendy I'm so sorry that I have to stop our class. I was so happy to meet you. You are so nice to me. I thank you that you have helped me. I learned a lot from you. I also appreciate that you said " We are friend". When I heard that I was touched so much. I hope that we can talk again soon! Thank you^^

Hi friend! You are very welcome! I also thank you for being nice and treating me like your real friend. I understand why you have to stop studying English. I will miss! I know I will get to talk to you again very soon. And maybe I can get the chance to see you too. I hope we can still be friends even if we don\'t talk anymore. Take care! --T. WENDY The meaning of the idiom is very angry. >> Correct \"I got hot under the collar when my boyfriend didn\'t anwser the phone.\" >> Correct Hi. Wendy >> Hi Wendy. or >>> Hi Wendy,I\'m so sorry that I have to stop our class. >> Correct I was so happy to meet you. >> Correct You are so nice to me. >> Correct I thank you that you have helped me. >> I thank you for helpine me. I learned a lot from you. >> Correct I also appreciate that you said \" We are friend\". >> I also appreciate when you said \"We are friends\".When I heard that I was touched so much. >> When I heard that I was so touched.I hope that we can talk again soon! >> Correct Thank you^^ >> Correct