Homework & Question
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HOMEWORK:
1.I was born in August.
2.I arrived home at 5:30 pm.
3.I studied English for 5 months in 2024.
4.Let us meet at 8:00 am on Saturday.
5.Her birthday is in January 25th.
1.I like PE class, but I hate it today. =I hate a PE class (today).
-> Right?
2.‘Might’ is sometimes used in the past tense of ‘may’, right?
3.Is there a difference between ‘refer’ and ‘refer to’?
4.What is a difference between ‘modeling’ and ‘model’?
5.modeling = modelling
->Right?
6.Even if I don\'t start with the first part of the sentence, do I have to capitalize the first word like Saturday, January, New Zealand, Art, Music (school subject)?
ex:I like Music class.
7.My wish is for my grade to improve.
->for my grade - subject in meaning,
to improve - the nounal usage of ‘to infinitive’
Right?
8.possibility, fruitful, enthusiasm
->I don’t know the pronounciation of these words.
9.Can a gerund be used as a real subject?
ex:It is nice talking with you.
10.He went back home
-> Is ‘went back’ a word?
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HOMEWORK:
1.I was born in August.
1.I was born in August.
>> CORRECT
2.I arrived home at 5:30 pm.
2.I arrived home at 5:30 pm.
>> CORRECT
3.I studied English for 5 months in 2024.
3.I studied English for 5 months in 2024.
>> CORRECT
4.Let us meet at 8:00 am on Saturday.
4.Let us meet at 8:00 am on Saturday.
>> CORRECT
5.Her birthday is in January 25th.
5.Her birthday is in January 25th.
>> Her birthday is on January 25th. ( speificic date)
1.I like PE class, but I hate it today. =I hate a PE class (today).
-> Right?
1.I like PE class, but I hate it today. =I hate a PE class (today).
-> Right?
>> CORRECT
2.‘Might’ is sometimes used in the past tense of ‘may’, right?
2.‘Might’ is sometimes used in the past tense of ‘may’, right?
>> CORRECT
3.Is there a difference between ‘refer’ and ‘refer to’?
3.Is there a difference between ‘refer’ and ‘refer to’?
>> Refer can sometimes mean recommend. ( Let me refer my friend for the job.)
4.What is a difference between ‘modeling’ and ‘model’?
4.What is a difference between ‘modeling’ and ‘model’?
>> Modeling/modelling = doing a job as a model ( He is interested in modelling.)
>> Model = person ( He is a model.)
5.modeling = modelling
->Right?
5.modeling = modelling
->Right?
>> CORRECT
modeling - American English
modelling = British English
6.Even if I don\'t start with the first part of the sentence, do I have to capitalize the first word like Saturday, January, New Zealand, Art, Music (school subject)?
6.Even if I don\'t start with the first part of the sentence, do I have to capitalize the first word like Saturday, January, New Zealand, Art, Music (school subject)?
ex:I like Music class.
>> Days of the week = capitalize
>> Months = capitalize
>> Subjects (math,etc) = capitalize if specific subject like Art 1
7.My wish is for my grade to improve.
->for my grade - subject in meaning,
to improve - the nounal usage of ‘to infinitive’
Right?
7.My wish is for my grade to improve.
->for my grade - subject in meaning,
to improve - the nounal usage of ‘to infinitive’
Right?
>> CORRECT
8.possibility, fruitful, enthusiasm
->I don’t know the pronounciation of these words.
9.Can a gerund be used as a real subject?
ex:It is nice talking with you.
8.possibility, fruitful, enthusiasm
->I don’t know the pronounciation of these words.
9.Can a gerund be used as a real subject?
ex:It is nice talking with you.
>> CORRECT
10.He went back home
-> Is ‘went back’ a word?
10.He went back home
-> Is ‘went back’ a word?
>> It is not one word. The use of back means you returned to your previous location.
He went back home.= he was home before, went out then go back.
He went home. = doesn\'t indicate his prevous location. Maybe he didn\'t come from his home before.
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