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2025-02-13 · 첨삭 강사 Anji

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HOMEWORK: She will help you if you ask. I would go to the store if I had time. You should study for the exam. I shall return in the afternoon. She may have forgotten the meeting. She might have forgotten the meeting. 1.Does ‘shall’ mainly use ‘I’ and ‘we’ as subjects? 2.‘Recommend’ is a verb, but sometimes it can act as a noun depending on the sentence, but it is not a noun. Right? 3.English -If there is only one English subject at school english -If there are several English subjects in school like English 1 English 2 4.‘go back’, ‘come back’, ‘come back to’ difference 5.‘go back to’ doesn’t mean ‘return’. Right? 6.I have to go to the Math Academy at 5:30. ->Should the academy also capitalize the first letter? 7.conditional(noun)-singular conditionals(noun)-plural Right? 8.Both ‘late’ and ‘lately’ are adverbs, but they don’t have same meaning. Right? 9.I usually wake up at 10 am. I wake up usually at 10 am. I wake usually up at 10 am. I wake up at 10 am usually. Usually,~.

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Hi, [이름]ju! Thank you for these wonderful questions again. Let us talk about them more in the class. See you again!
--Teacher Anji


HOMEWORK:
She will help you if you ask.
>> CORRECT
I would go to the store if I had time.
>> CORRECT
You should study for the exam.
>> CORRECT
I shall return in the afternoon.
>> CORRECT
She may have forgotten the meeting.
>> CORRECT
She might have forgotten the meeting.
>> CORRECT


1.Does ‘shall’ mainly use ‘I’ and ‘we’ as subjects?
>> Yes, but it is rarely used now. We usually use \'will\' instead of \'shall\' nowadays.
2.‘Recommend’ is a verb, but sometimes it can act as a noun depending on the sentence, but it is not a noun. Right?
>> To clarify, recommend in this sentence is the object of mean. It is still in verb form but functioning as object. 
3.English -If there is only one English subject at school
english -If there are several English subjects in school like English 1 English 2
>> CORRECT
4.‘go back’, ‘come back’, ‘come back to’ difference
>> go back = generally mean \'return\' ( I need to go back.)
>> go back to = specific place is mentioned ( I need to go back to the office. I need to go back (to) home. )
Go back/go back to =  speaker is moving away from current location
>> come back = return to the place ( speaker\'s location is in the current location )
5.‘go back to’ doesn’t mean ‘return’. Right?
>> It still means return.
6.I have to go to the Math Academy at 5:30.
->Should the academy also capitalize the first letter?
>> It depends. If math academy is the name of the academy, it should be capitalized.
>> If it\'s just a generic academy, then no need. 
so: I have to go to the Math Academy. / I need to go to the math academy. 
7.conditional(noun)-singular
conditionals(noun)-plural
Right?
>> CORRECT
8.Both ‘late’ and ‘lately’ are adverbs, but they don’t have same meaning. Right?
>> late = not early
>> lately = recently
9.I usually wake up at 10 am.
>> CORRECT
I wake up usually at 10 am.
>> Unusual. Better to put adverb before the main verb \'wake\'.
I wake usually up at 10 am.
>> INCORRECT. Wake and up should be put together.
I wake up at 10 am usually.
>> Not incorrect but unusual

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