Homework

Hello, Teacher Marie. After having a conversation with you, I searched for 'Imagine Dragons'. As you mentioned today, it says that they are very popular. Before you told me about that rock band, the only rock band that I knew was 'the Beatles'. Now, thanks to you I knew two rock bands in the world.^^ Make a sentence or give an example situation using the following idioms: 1. Take with a grain of salt 2. Taste of your own medicine 3. To hear something straight from the horse's mouth 1. I heard that Tom is a blowhard. I recommend you to take his talks with a grain of salt. 2. Many parents used to tell their children as follows. "Give birth a baby like you!" I think this means a taste of your own medicine. 3. You don't want to believe it, but I heard this straight from the horse's mouth.

Hello Kaylee! Thanks for paying attention to my random gibber in our class. ^^ I just wanted to share that fantastic news with you because you are my favorite student. And thank you for looking them up. You should try listening to their songs too. Please review my corrections below. Ciao! ~Teacher Marie~ Hello, Teacher Marie. >> CORRECT!After having a conversation with you, I searched for \'Imagine Dragons\'. >> CORRECT! OR >> After our conversation, I looked up the band \"Imagine Dragons\".As you mentioned today, it says that they are very popular. >> CORRECT!Before you told me about that rock band, the only rock band that I knew was \'The Beatles\'. >> CORRECT!Now, thanks to you I knew two rock bands in the world.^^ >> I know two rocks band now, thanks to you.1. I heard that Tom is a blowhard. >> CORRECT! I recommend you to take his talks with a grain of salt. >> CORRECT! >> talks = words2. Many parents used to tell their children as follows. >> Many parents used to tell their children this: \"Give birth a baby like you!\" >> \"I hope you give birth to a child like you!\" OR >> \"Try to raise a child like you!\" I think this means (to have) a taste of your own medicine. >> CORRECT!3. You don\'t want to believe it, but I heard this straight from the horse\'s mouth. >> CORRECT!