Homework

Hello, teacher. The weather is getting cold these days. Fall is officially here. This weekend, I'm going on a trip to enjoy the beautiful fall leaves. I'm really looking forward to this trip. Make a sentence or give an example situation using the following idioms about food: 1. spill the beans 2. take something with a pinch (grain) of salt 3. use your noodle 1. I don't tell my mother-in-law about my family's trip with my parents because she would be very disappointed although my family often goes on a trip with her. But, I am sometimes in an awkward position since my son spills the beans. 2. In common repute, he is pretentious. So, you need to take something with a pinch grain of salt. 3. When my son asks how to solve his math problems, I always advise him like this "Don't ask me, and use your noodle."

Hi Kaylee! Thanks for doing your homework. Great job! I think you understood all the idioms well. Have a wonderful day! Ciao! ~Teacher Marie~ Hello, teacher. >> CORRECT! The weather is getting colder these days. >> CORRECT! Fall is officially here. >> CORRECT! This weekend, I\'m going on a trip to enjoy the beautiful fall leaves. >> CORRECT! OR >> This weekend, I\'m going on a trip to enjoy the beautiful fall foliage. - betterI\'m really looking forward to this trip. >> CORRECT! 1. I don\'t tell my mother-in-law about my family\'s trip with my parents because she would be very disappointed although my family often goes on a trip with her. >> Although my family often goes on a trip with my mother-in-law, I don\'t tell her about our trip with my parents because she might get disappointed.  But, I am sometimes in an awkward position since my son spills the beans. >> But I would sometimes be in an awkward position because my son would spill the beans. 2. In common repute, he is pretentious. >> He has a reputation for being pretentious. So, you need to take something with a pinch grain of salt. >> So you need to take whatever he says with a pinch of salt.3. When my son asks how to solve his math problems, I always advise him like this \"Don\'t ask me, and use your noodle.\" >> When my son asks me how to solve some Math problems, I always tell him to use his noodle.