Homework

These are my answers. 1. B. I didn't fell very well yesterday. I couldn't eat anything. First sentence is in the simple past. Second sentence must use in the past. 2. B. You should look at me when I am talking to you. 'Should' use when someone advice wrong behavior to another person. 3. C. I was using my pencil a minute ago. It must be here somewhere! The speaker has a conviction. At this time use in the 'must'. 4. A. You really must not be late again. I think someone often has late. Another person request don't be late to someone. At this time use in the 'must not'. 5. C. If you don't start working harder, you will have to repeat the course next year. It is in the future. The future use 'will' or 'be going to'.

Hello MR. [이름], Thank you for diligently doing your homework. I am really impressed on how you answer the homework because you also tell me your reasons why you choose that answer. Keep it up! Teacher Sophia Here are your corrections: These are my answers. >> CORRECT  1. B. I didn\'t fell very well yesterday. I couldn\'t eat anything. >> CORRECT  First sentence is in the simple past. >> CORRECT  Second sentence must use in the past. >> The second sentence must use the past form of the verb. 2. B. You should look at me when I am talking to you. >> CORRECT  \'Should\' use when someone advice wrong behavior to another person. >> \"Should\" is use when you are giving an advice to someone who did a wrong thing.3. C. I was using my pencil a minute ago. It must be here somewhere! >> CORRECT  The speaker has a conviction. At this time use in the \'must\'. >> The speaker has a conviction to do something so the modal \"must\" is used.4. A. You really must not be late again. >> CORRECT  I think someone often has late. >> I think, someone is often late. Another person request don\'t be late to someone. >> Another person requested that he must not be late again.At this time use in the \'must not\'. >> In this sentence, \"must not\" is used.5. C. If you don\'t start working harder, you will have to repeat the course next year. >> CORRECT  It is in the future. >> The sentence is talking about the future. The future use \'will\' or \'be going to\'. >> Future tenses use \"will\' and \"be going to.\"