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2025-02-11 · 첨삭 강사 Anji

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HOMEWORK: 1. wash I washed already. 2. watch I am watching a drama which actor who I like appears. 3. wish My wish is what my grade is improved. 1. It was very tasteful of you. -> Is ‘of you’ a subject in meaning? 2. You look tasteful. / You are tasteful. -> Aren’t these sentence structures correct? 3. thirty - soft th, breathe - hard th -> Right? 4. It\'s greasy and tastes like cheese. ->greasy - adjective, tastes - noun Right? 5. the tastiest (food) -> If there is a word ‘food’ or food like noodle in a sentence, I don\'t put ‘food’ behind ‘the tastiest’ and if there is no a word ‘food’ or food like noodle in a sentence, I may or may not put ‘food’ behind ‘the tastiest’. Right? 6. ‘can’ and ‘may’ -> Can they have the same meaning depending on the sentence? 7. It gives me ideas to help you better. -> In this sentence, ‘to help’ is written in the adjective and adverbial usage of ‘to infinitive’. Right? 8.wake and wake up difference 9.mix up = confuse Right?, mix up and mix-up difference

강사 첨삭

Hi, [이름]ju! It\'s another week of interesting questions. Let us learn about them more in the next class. See you!
--Teacher Anji

HOMEWORK:
1. wash
I washed already.
>> CORRECT
or >> I have already washed.
>> I already washed.
2. watch
I am watching a drama which actor who I like appears.
>> I am watching a drama in which an actor I like appears.
3. wish
My wish is what my grade is improved.
>> My wish is that my grade is improved.

1. It was very tasteful of you.
-> Is ‘of you’ a subject in meaning?
>> \'Of you\" is a prepositional phrase that introduces who is being acknowledged.
2. You look tasteful. / You are tasteful.
-> Aren’t these sentence structures correct?
>> These are correct but slightly differ in meaning.
3. thirty - soft th, breathe - hard th
-> Right?
>> CORRECT
4. It\'s greasy and tastes like cheese.
->greasy - adjective, tastes - noun
>> taste = verb
5. the tastiest (food)
-> If there is a word ‘food’ or food like noodle in a sentence, I don\'t put ‘food’ behind ‘the tastiest’ and if there is no a word ‘food’ or food like noodle in a sentence, I may or may not put ‘food’ behind ‘the tastiest’. Right?
>> If you are generally talking about kinds of food, no need to put \'food\' again. But if you refer to cuisine or just describing something, it can be necessary.
example: I like Japanese food. I like hot food.
6. ‘can’ and ‘may’
-> Can they have the same meaning depending on the sentence?
>> Can = ability to do something.
example: I can swim. ( I have the ability to swim.)
>> May = have permission or allowed to do something
example: You may swim now becuase the pool is already clean. ( You are allowed to swim.)
7. It gives me ideas to help you better.
-> In this sentence, ‘to help’ is written in the adjective and adverbial usage of ‘to infinitive’. Right?
>> CORRECT
8.wake and wake up difference
>> \"Wake\" can refer to simply stopping sleep or causing someone else to stop sleeping.
>> \"Wake up\" refers more specifically to beco[이름]g fully alert or conscious after sleeping. This is more commonly used.
9.mix up = confuse Right?,
>> CORRECT
mix up and mix-up difference
Mix up (verb) = the action of confusing or combining things.
>> I mixed up their names.
Mix-up (noun) = the resulting confusion or mistake.
>> There is a mix-up of names during the announcement.

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