Homework

Hi there!

Ohh, I just checked your composition. So I think you know the answer to that already.

If I understand your composition right, you are talking about pronunciation rules.

Like for example, \"reservoir\" which is pronounced as \" rez-er-vwahr.\"

Actually, English follows a set of phonemic symbols which is known as \"International Phonetic Alphabet.\"

You can check it out.

Anyway, see you!

~T. Jessie~

Hello there!

>> Correct!
Yeah, I still do it and I\'m doing tomorrow as well.

>> Yeah, I still do it and I\'m doing it tomorrow as well.

I\'m not sure you\'ve read the poem that I sent you, \'Sonnet XVIII\' by Shakespeare.

>> I\'m not sure if you\'ve read the poem that I sent you, \'Sonnet XVIII\' by Shakespeare.

We wouldn\'t have to talk seriously about it, would we?

>> Correct!
Let\'s just talk lightly for each of ours feeling or anything we can\'t undertand about it.

>> Let\'s just talk lightly about our feelings or anything that we can\'t understand about it.

Maybe it will be helpful to remind me of contents of studying.

>> Do you mean: Maybe it will be helpful to remind me of what I have studied.

Ah, too many works to do recently.

I\'m being exhausted.

Give me a power! haha!
>> Give me power! haha!
<Essay>
Some words which have different prononciation with charaters are one of the biggist obstruction that makes me tough to memorize.

>> Some words which have different pronunciations are one of the biggest obstruction that makes them tough to memorize.

English is a phonetic symbol, isn\'t it?

Then why dose it have such words?

I wish there are not lots of such things that I should know of.

>> Correct!