Homework

Hi there Ms. [Name].
Thanks for answering your homework.
You have elaborated it very well.

But no need to specify if it\'s a verb or not.

Just go to the sentence so it will be easier for you.

But nonetheless, thanks for the good sentences.

Great one! Please don\'t forget to read the corrections given.
See you again tomorrow!

Have fun and take care! ^^

These are some commonly confused words in the English language.

Let\'s see if you can use them properly in sentences.

1. Affect / Effect
 2. Breath / Breathe
 3. Complement / Compliment

The meaning seem to similar but word class is not same so I have to consider the position.

>> The meaning seems to be similar but the word class is not the same so I have to consider the other position.

\'Affect\' is verb so I can make a sentence like this,

>>   Affect is a verb so I can make a sentence like this;

Listening to radio CNN affect to learn English.

>>  Listening to the CNN radio affects how I learn in English.

\'Effect\' is noun.

>> correct!

I can make sample sentece, Practice\'s effect is strong.

>>  I can make a sample sentence; Practice\'s effect is strong.

>> or: Practicing has a strong effect.

 \'Breath\' is noun.

>>  \'Breath\' is a noun.

I can hear his breath when I come to him close.

>>  I can hear his breath when I came close to him.

\'Breathe\' is verb.

>>  \'Breathe\' is a verb.

If we use stomach when we breathe, it is good for diet.

>>  If we use our stomach when we breathed, it is a good diet. (it is good for our diet)

By the way, Complement and compiment have different meaning.

>>  By the way, Complement and compiment have different meanings.

Complement\'s meaning is plus and Compliment\'s meaning is praise.

>>  correct!

We have to complement vitamin C everyday.

>>  correct!

I\'m happy for his compliment.

>>  correct!

Thank you.

>>  correct!