Homework

Good morning, Teacher Marie. "I am learning English. Could you speak a little slower?", a positive sentence you taught me today is nice. In stead of a negative sentence, "I don't speak English well", I'll use a positive sentence from now on. Of course, I wish I could speak English very well. The most ideal situation is that I don't need to use those sentences.^^ Make a sentence or give an example situation using the following idioms: 1. Give the benefit of the doubt 2. Hear (something) on the grapevine 3. Hit the nail on the head 1. Mr. [이름] has made lots of mistakes in his tasks. So we couldn't give him the benefit of the doubt. 2. I heard on the grapevine that you got a scholarship from school. If it is true, it would be a great job. 3. You are beating around bush now. You have to hit the nail on the head.

Hello Kaylee! Always be positive! That\'s what I always tell my students. You won\'t get anywhere if you keep on thinking about the wrong things that you said and the mistakes that you did. Cheer up and learn from your mistakes. That\'s what I do. :) Thanks for doing your homework. Ciao! ~Teacher Marie~ Good morning, Teacher Marie. >> CORRECT!\"I am learning English. Could you speak a little slower?\", a positive sentence you taught me today is nice. >> CORRECT! >> a = theIn stead of a negative sentence, \"I don\'t speak English well\", I\'ll use a positive sentence from now on. >> CORRECT! >> In stead = InsteadOf course, I wish I could speak English very well. >> CORRECT!The most ideal situation is that I don\'t need to use those sentences.^^ >> CORRECT!1. Mr. [이름] has made lots of mistakes in his tasks. >> CORRECT! So we couldn\'t give him the benefit of the doubt. >> CORRECT!2. I heard on the grapevine that you got a scholarship from the school. >> CORRECT! If it is true, it would be a great job. >> If it is true, then you did a great job! 3. You are beating around the bush now. >> CORRECT! You have to hit the nail on the head. >> CORRECT!