Homework & Question
학생이 쓴 원문
I love salad which my mom make because it is very fresh and sauce is tasty. Salad’s usual ingredients are eggs, cabbages, napa cabbages, paprikas, etc.
1.I searched for paprika in the English dictionary, but it said paprika means paprika powder. But paprika is just paprika, right?
2.Words like English and Korea are capitalized, even if I don\'t start the words at the beginning of the sentence. Right?
3.‘Best’ and ‘the best’ have the same meaning, but I can only use ‘the best’ in writing. And I can use both ‘the best’ and ‘best’ in speaking, but ‘the best’ is more formal than ‘best’. So I can use ‘best’ and ‘the best’ when I talk with my friends, but I can only use ‘the best’ when I talk in formal situations. Right?
4.I can pronounce ‘zed’ as ‘zd’, ‘zt’, and ‘st’ when pronouncing ‘emphasized’. Right?
->‘When pronouncing’ is a participial construction and mean ‘when I pronounce’. Right?
5.feel free / feel free to
-> ex: Feel free (to eat)! / You feel free to eat ~.
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I love salad which my mom make because it is very fresh and sauce is tasty. Salad’s usual ingredients are eggs, cabbages, napa cabbages, paprikas, etc.
>> I love salad which my mom makes because it is very fresh and the sauce is tasty. Salad’s usual ingredients are eggs, cabbages, napa cabbages, paprika, etc.
>> I love salad which my mom makes because it is very fresh and the sauce is tasty. Salad’s usual ingredients are eggs, cabbages, napa cabbages, paprika, etc.
1.I searched for paprika in the English dictionary, but it said paprika means paprika powder. But paprika is just paprika, right?
>> Paprika in English is pepper powder. Maybe what you are looking for is pepper.
2.Words like English and Korea are capitalized, even if I don\'t start the words at the beginning of the sentence. Right?
2.Words like English and Korea are capitalized, even if I don\'t start the words at the beginning of the sentence. Right?
>> CORRECT. Proper nouns are always capitalized.
3.‘Best’ and ‘the best’ have the same meaning, but I can only use ‘the best’ in writing. And I can use both ‘the best’ and ‘best’ in speaking, but ‘the best’ is more formal than ‘best’. So I can use ‘best’ and ‘the best’ when I talk with my friends, but I can only use ‘the best’ when I talk in formal situations. Right?
3.‘Best’ and ‘the best’ have the same meaning, but I can only use ‘the best’ in writing. And I can use both ‘the best’ and ‘best’ in speaking, but ‘the best’ is more formal than ‘best’. So I can use ‘best’ and ‘the best’ when I talk with my friends, but I can only use ‘the best’ when I talk in formal situations. Right?
>> CORRECT.
4.I can pronounce ‘zed’ as ‘zd’, ‘zt’, and ‘st’ when pronouncing ‘emphasized’. Right?
->‘When pronouncing’ is a participial construction and mean ‘when I pronounce’. Right?
4.I can pronounce ‘zed’ as ‘zd’, ‘zt’, and ‘st’ when pronouncing ‘emphasized’. Right?
->‘When pronouncing’ is a participial construction and mean ‘when I pronounce’. Right?
>> CORRECT.
5.feel free / feel free to
-> ex: Feel free (to eat)! / You feel free to eat ~.
5.feel free / feel free to
-> ex: Feel free (to eat)! / You feel free to eat ~.
>> CORRECT.
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