Homework

Hello, teacher. The weather is so hot today. It's already September, but the weather is still in Summer.^^ Writing Task!Use the expression "hit the books" in three different situations. 1. If you want to get a good score at a test tomorrow, there is no way but hitting the books. 2. My academic advisor gave me a lot of reading materials regarding my essay topic. I will hit the books all weekend. 3. Whenever I tell my so to do his homework, his reply is always the same. "Mom, I will hit the books after this cartoon ends."

Hi there, Kaylee! I\'m sorry but I can\'t remember the last time that I felt the heat. Haha! I miss the sun\'s warmth. It\'s still raining in my city. It\'s been almost a month now! Great job in using the idiom \"hit the books\" in different situations here. Ciao! ~Teacher Marie~ Hello, teacher. >> CORRECT!The weather is so hot today. >> CORRECT! OR:>> We have a boiling weather today.It\'s already September, but the weather is still in Summer.^^ >> It\'s already September, but the weather feels like it\'s still summer.1. If you want to get a good score at a test tomorrow, there is no way but hitting the books.>> If you want to get a good score in the test tomorrow, there is no other way but to hit the books.2. My academic advisor gave me a lot of reading materials regarding my essay topic. >> My academic advisor gave me a lot of reading materials which were related to my essay topic. I will hit the books all weekend.>> CORRECT!3. Whenever I tell my so to do his homework, his reply is always the same. >> CORRECT! *son \"Mom, I will hit the books after this cartoon ends.\" >> CORRECT!