homework

1. You look like a million dollars today. We wants to look like a million dollars. 2. Let cut to the chase. To cut to the chase, we are going to marry next month. 3. You are finding your feet in the your work. Don't worry about it, we will help you until you find your feet. I found 'Perfet Two' in the YouTube. The song is very good. I heard the song many times but I am not easy along the song. I have to hear the song and to translate it. I had to put off class because my younger sister came to my home.

Hello Clover! So you had a visitor today. I was looking forward to talk with you. Anyway, thank you for doing your homework. You gave good examples here. I\'m sure you understood the idioms well. Please remember the rules regarding the subject-verb agreement. Check your work for spelling errors too. Please review my corrections below! Ciao! ~Teacher Marie~ 1. You look like a million dollars today.We wants to look like a million dollars.>> CORRECT! >> wants = want2. Let cut to the chase.To cut to the chase, we are going to marry next month.>> To cut to the chase, we are going to get married next month.3. You are finding your feet in the your work.Don\'t worry about it, we will help you until you find your feet.>> CORRECT! I found \'Perfet Two\' in the YouTube. >> I found \"Perfect Two\" on YouTube. The song is very good. >> CORRECT! I heard the song many times but I am not easy along the song. >> I heard the song many times but it\'s not easy for me to sing along to the song. I have to hear the song and to translate it.>> I have to listen to the song and translate it.I had to put off class because my younger sister came to my home. >> I had to put off our class because my younger sister came to my house.