Homework

Hello, Teacher Marie. I'm later than usual. After receiving a call from the Research Institute, I dropped by there. I just finished some requests and came back home. Tomorrow, I'll tell you about what happened there. Make a sentence or give an example situation using the following idioms: 1. (To) Face the music 2. (To be) On the ball 3. (To) Ring a bell 1. If you made a great mistake, it is fair for you to face the music. 2. Whenever we made a decision, we asked Mr. [Name]'s opinion. Because he was really on the ball. 3. Many people say that my face rings a bell. But in most cases, we have never met before.

Hello Kaylee! As always, your examples here are pretty good. I just have to remind you about the meaning of the idiom \'ring a bell\'. If you say something (a word or a phrase, especially a name) rings a bell (with you), you mean you have heard it before, or it reminds you of something. We don\'t usually use this to refer to someone\'s face or physical features. You can say \'her face looks familiar\' instead of \'rings a bell\'. Please remember that. :) Kindly review my corrections below. Ciao! ~Teacher Marie~   Hello, Teacher Marie.>> CORRECT! I\'m later than usual. >> CORRECT! After receiving a call from the Research Institute, I dropped by there.>> CORRECT! I just finished some requests and came back home. >> CORRECT!Tomorrow, I\'ll tell you about what happened there. >> CORRECT!1. If you made a great mistake, it is fair for you to face the music. >> CORRECT! OR >> If you make a big mistake, it is only fair that you face the music.2. Whenever we made a decision, we asked Mr. [Name]\'s opinion. >> CORRECT! Because he was really on the ball. >> CORRECT!3. Many people say that my face rings a bell. >> Many people say that my name rings a bell. But in most cases, we have never met before. >> CORRECT!