Homework

Hello, Teacher Marie. As you told me, I'll keep on trying. But I'm sometimes confused about some questions in English. I think that it's due to the Korean way of thinking. Tomorrow, I'll tell you about the last class of my English conversation class. Make a sentence or give an example situation using the following idioms: 1. (To) Look/feel a million dollars 2. (To) Cut to the chase 3. (To) Find your feet 1. Marie, you look a million dollars. Do you have a special plan today? 2. Because of limited time, we have to cut to the chase. 3. If you could get a help from your mentor, you would find your feet.

Hello there my lovely Kaylee! Your composition just made my day! As always, your writing skills are up to par. Your examples here are pretty good. I hope you can use these idioms in our everyday conversation. Keep up the good work! Please check my corrections below. Ciao! ~Teacher Marie~ Hello, Teacher Marie. >> CORRECT!As you told me, I\'ll keep on trying. >> CORRECT!But I\'m sometimes confused about some questions in English. >> CORRECT!I think that it\'s due to the Korean way of thinking. >> CORRECT!Tomorrow, I\'ll tell you about the last class of my English conversation class. >> Tomorrow, I\'ll tell you about the last day of my English conversation class. 1. Marie, you look (like) a million dollars. >> CORRECT! *Thank you~ Do you have a special plan today? >> CORRECT!2. Because of limited time, we have to cut to the chase. >> CORRECT! OR >> Because our time is limited, we have to cut to the chase. - better3. If you could get a help from your mentor, you would find your feet. >> CORRECT! >> a = some