Homework

Hello, Teacher Marie. I'm sad that you seem to be ill. I'm sorry that I can't do anything for you. Please get enough rest. English idioms are a group of words which have a meaning which isn't obvious from looking at the individual words.They have developed over time and so they might seem random to you. English idioms often rely on analogies and metaphors. Because they're used so often in everyday English, if you don't know them, it's almost impossible to understand the context. Make a sentence or give an example situation using the following idioms: 1. Hit the books 2. Hit the sack 3. Twist someone's arm I'll tell you about my school days. In those days, I hit the books to enter a good university. However, I usually hit the sack early and never studied all night because I realized that quality of time is more important that quantity of it. In this reason, I don't twist my son's arm to study for a long time. What is more effective is concentrating on studying properly.

Hi Kaylee! I\'m so moved that you are concerned about my health. Thank you. I felt much better after reading your message. I\'m not sure why I have this terrible dry cough, but it\'s a good thing I only need to work for two days this week. Thank you so much for doing your homework. I have to say you did a remarkable job here! I\'m amazed! I didn\'t have to correct your sentences because they were almost perfect! Keep up the good work! Please review my corrections below. Ciao! ~Teacher Marie~ Hello, Teacher Marie. >> CORRECT! I\'m sad that you seem to be ill. >> CORRECT! I\'m sorry that I can\'t do anything for you. >> CORRECT! Please get enough rest. >> CORRECT! I\'ll tell you about my school days. >> CORRECT! In those days, I hit the books to enter a good university. >> CORRECT! >> In = DuringHowever, I usually hit the sack early and never studied all night because I realized that the quality of time is more important that quantity of it. >> CORRECT! >> that = than theIn this reason, I don\'t twist my son\'s arm to study for a long time. >> CORRECT! >> ForWhat is more effective is concentrating on studying properly. >> CORRECT!