Homework for today

He kept beating around the bush and did not get to the point. Let's be patient and continue to work at it. Every cloud had a silver lining. It's a trivial matter. Don't make a mountain out of a molehill. The news was like a bolt from the sky. I never expected it to happen to me. He arrived in the nick of time to save her from a lot of embarrassment. The cat disappeared in the dark in the twinkling of an eye. Romeo takes up two jobs to make ends meets. He is a Jack of all trades but master of none. He turned feet and ran away immediately. He turned tail immediately. Let's bury the hatchet and be friends again. I'm very happy to meet you as my English teacher. I want you correct my fault consistently and persistently without hesitation. I don't know what the french accent is. Let me know the French accent more specifically. Could yo do me a favor and explain the differences among the accents of British, American, French. It is very helpful for me to study English efficiently. Thanks

Good evening Mr. [이름]!

Thank you very much for answering your homework. Good job on that one.
And with regards to what I have said that you have a French accent, I said that because it is my first time to hear you and I just based your accent from the way you speak. Maybe because you are living now in Paris that is why you have been accustomed on how French are speaking. I also noticed your Korean accent like how you pronounce words ending in \"GE\".

Moreover, with regards to the differences between American and British, here are the following information which I can give you.

General American pronunciation is rhotic, which means that the letter r is always pronounced. While Bristish pronunciation

non-rhotic, which means that the letter r is usually “silent”, unless it is followed by a vowel. Here’s how it works:

In words like car, tower, inform and first, r is silent (r is not followed by a vowel).

In words like red, foreign, print, r is pronounced (r is followed by a vowel).

Which one should you choose? To choose between American and British pronunciation, you need to answer two questions: 1. which one will be more useful to you? 2. which one will be easier to learn for you?

It is only you who could answer these questions Mr. [이름].

But in my case, American English  would be  a good choice. It is  may be the king of schools, coursebooks and dictionaries, but most popular, real-world content (movies, TV series, podcasts, Web videos, etc.) features American speakers. Because I was learning American English, I could practice my pronunciation while watching my favorite TV shows and playing my favorite video games.

So the choice is yours Mr. [이름].

I will see you then tomorrow.
Thanks a bunch! Nice to meet you!

Always,
Kathrine ^^

He kept beating around the bush and did not get to the point. 

>> correct!
 Let\'s be patient and continue to work at it. Every cloud had a silver lining. 

>> correct! 
 It\'s a trivial matter. Don\'t make a mountain out of a molehill.

>> correct! 
 The news was like a bolt from the sky. I never expected it to happen to me.

>> blue
 He arrived in the nick of time to save her from a lot of embarrassment.

>> correct! 
 The cat disappeared in the dark in the twinkling of an eye. 

>> correct!  
 Romeo takes up two jobs to make ends meets.

>> correct!  
 He is a Jack of all trades but master of none.

>> correct!  
 He turned feet and ran away immediately.

>> tail
 He turned tail immediately. 

>> correct!
 Let\'s bury the hatchet and be friends again.

>> correct!  
 I\'m very happy to meet you as my English teacher.

>> correct!  

I want you correct my fault consistently and persistently without hesitation.

>>  I want you correct my mistakes consistently and persistently without hesitation.

I don\'t know what the french accent is.

>> correct!   (French)

Let me know the French accent more specifically.

>> correct!  

Could yo do me a favor and explain the differences among the accents of British, American, French.

>> correct!  (you)

It is very helpful for me to study English efficiently. Thanks

 >> correct!