Homework

Thank you for your kind comments, Teacher. I often don't use 'verb+s' when I talk about 'he, she, and it'. I expect my improvement because I am trying to correct my mistakes. As you told me, I'll tell my today in class tomorrow. Make a sentence or give an example situation using the following idioms: 1. Rule of thumb 2. (To be) Under the weather 3. (To) Blow off steam 1. As a rule of thumb, only a few students of entering the graduate school complete their whole courses. 2. I am feeling under the weather. I think I have a slight cold. 3. It is needed to blow off steam because studying puts us under a lot of mental stress.

Hello Kaylee! I\'m glad that you are taking my advice and trying to minimize your grammar slips. It\'s great to know that you are always open to corrections and that you learn from your mistakes. Good job here! Try to use these idioms during our conversations every now and then. Please check my corrections below. Ciao! ~Teacher Marie~ Thank you for your kind comments, Teacher. >> CORRECT! I often don\'t use \'verb+s\' when I talk about \'he, she, and it\'. >> I often don\'t use the singular form of the verb when I use singular subjects like \'he, she, it\'.I expect my improvement because I am trying to correct my mistakes. >> CORRECT! As you told me, I\'ll tell my today in class tomorrow. >> I\'ll tell you about my day today in our class tomorrow. 1. As a rule of thumb, only a few students of entering the graduate school complete their whole courses. >> As a rule of thumb, only a few students who enter the graduate school complete all their courses/subjects. 2. I am feeling under the weather. I think I have a slight cold. >> CORRECT! 3. It is needed to blow off steam because studying puts us under a lot of mental stress. >> We need to blow off steam because studying puts us under a lot of mental stress.