homework

Dear [Name] I was happy today because of you. You always listen my stories and give me a big response. I feel like that you are one of my friends talking everyday for ten minutes. I think most of people who study English on line feel like that you are not friends but also teachers. What a nice job you have. You should be proud of your job. Instructions: Choose the correct answer to fill the gap in each of the following sentences. 1. I waited for (few, a little, a few<, little) minutes and then tried to call him again. 2. We have very (a little, few, little<, less) chance of reaching London before lunchtime; it's still another 100 miles away. 3. Unfortunately, he has (few, a little<, a few, little) money to live on, as his salary is quite low. 4. Unfortunately, (few<, a little, a few, little) of the companies which we sent offers to showed interest in our products. 5. There wouldn't be so many accidents if there was (a few, less<, few, fewer) traffic on the roads.

Hi there, Ms. [이름]! Thank you for your composition today! Wow! This made my day! Thank you for your inspiring words. Well, I love my job and I enjoy every minute speaking with you. I love the genuine interaction we have despite not really knowing each other deeply. Thank you for making me feel this way. Take care and have a happy weekend! T. JanE ^^ Dear [Name]>> Correct I was happy today because of you. >> Correct You always listen my stories and give me a big response. >> You always listen to my stories and give me a big response. I feel like that you are one of my friends talking everyday for ten minutes. >> I feel like you\'re one of my friends whom I talk with everyday for 10 minutes. I think most of people who study English on line feel like that you are not friends but also teachers. >> I think most people who study English online feel that you are not only a teacher but also a friend. What a nice job you have. >> Correct You should be proud of your job. >> Correct Instructions: Choose the correct answer to fill the gap in each of the following sentences.1. I waited for (few, a little, a few<, little) minutes and then tried to call him again. >> Correct 2. We have very (a little, few, little<, less) chance of reaching London before lunchtime; it\'s still another 100 miles away. >> Correct 3. Unfortunately, he has (few, a little<, a few, little) money to live on, as his salary is quite low. >> Unfortunately, he has (little) money to live on, as his salary is quite low.4. Unfortunately, (few<, a little, a few, little) of the companies which we sent offers to showed interest in our products. >> Correct 5. There wouldn\'t be so many accidents if there was (a few, less<, few, fewer) traffic on the roads. >> Correct