Homework

Hello, Teacher Marie. I'm not good although today is Friday. Because my winter vacation is going to be over soon. There are only three days left before my school starts. ㅠㅠ Anyway, below is my homework for today. Make a sentence or give an example situation using the following idioms: 1. (To) Get over something 2. (To) Keep your chin up 3. (To) Have a hell of a time 1. While you learn English, you might experience a plateau. Then you shouldn't give up learning English. You have to get over something plain and find a breakthrough. 2. You have to keep your chin up although that's not easy to carry out. 3. I had a hell of a time getting back the money I lent some people.

Hi Kaylee! Cheer up! Every cloud has a silver lining. You should stay positive no matter how much you are dreading going back to school. Haha! I\'ll be here to help you hang in there. :) Your examples were really good! I didn\'t see a lot of mistakes here. Good job! The third idiom, \'have a hell of a time\' could also mean something positive. It could mean you enjoyed something a lot or you had so much fun. For example: I had a hell of a time at CN Blue\'s concert last night. :) Please check my corrections below. Ciao! ~Teacher Marie~  Hello, Teacher Marie. >> CORRECT!I\'m not good although today is Friday. >> CORRECT!Because my winter vacation is going to be over soon. >> CORRECT!There are only three days left before my school starts. ㅠㅠ >> CORRECT!Anyway, below is my homework for today. >> CORRECT!1. While you learn English, you might experience a plateau. >> CORRECT! Then you shouldn\'t give up learning English. >> CORRECT! You have to get over something plain and find a breakthrough. >> CORRECT!2. You have to keep your chin up although that\'s not easy to carry out. >> CORRECT! OR >> You have to keep your chin up although that\'s not easy to do.3. I had a hell of a time getting back the money I lent some people. >> I had a hell of a time getting back the money that I lent some people.