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2025-02-14 · 첨삭 강사 Anji

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1.good - better, the best bad - worse, the worst scary - more scary, the most scary interesting - more interesting, the most interesting 2.Sometimes, I go to the library the day after the exam. I sometimes go to the library the day after the exam. I go sometimes to the library the day after the exam. I go to the library sometimes the day after the exam. I go to the library the day sometimes after the exam. I go to the library the day after the exam sometimes. 3.I can swim really fast because I\'ve learned swim[이름]g at a young age. You may swim in the pool without telling me. 4.He was born on Saturday last (week?). I think it was on the 25th of January. I will be home on Christmas. I will go back home on the weekend after that day. 1.I want to go to Philippines./I want to come to Philippines. ->Which one is correct? 2.depend on-verb, depending on-preposition like accoring to 3.Go back and go back to have the same meanings? ->Shouldn’t the verb come to front? 4.somewhere pronounciation

강사 첨삭

HI, [이름]ju! It had been wonderful answering your questions and checking your homework. I will miss doing this. It is always the first thing I need to do when I start my word every day. You may continue asking me questions when you need help. I wish you all the best!
--Teacher Anji

1.good - better, the best
>> CORRECT
bad - worse, the worst
>> CORRECT
scary - more scary, the most scary
>> CORRECT
or scary - scarier - the scariest
interesting - more interesting, the most interesting
>> CORRECT
2.Sometimes, I go to the library the day after the exam.
>> CORRECT
I sometimes go to the library the day after the exam.
>> CORRECT
I go sometimes to the library the day after the exam.
>> incorrect
I go to the library sometimes the day after the exam.
>> incorrect
I go to the library the day sometimes after the exam.
>> incorrect
I go to the library the day after the exam sometimes.
>> CORRECT
3.I can swim really fast because I\'ve learned swim[이름]g at a young age.
>> CORRECT
You may swim in the pool without telling me.
>> CORRECT
4.He was born on Saturday last (week?). I think it was on the 25th of January.
>> CORRECT
I will be home on Christmas. I will go back home on the weekend after that day.
>> CORRECT
1.I want to go to Philippines./I want to come to Philippines.
->Which one is correct?
>> I want to go to the Philippines. ( If you are not talking to me or someone in the Philippines.)
>> I want to come to the Philippines. ( If you are talking to me or someone in the Philippines.)
2. depend on-verb, depending on-preposition like according to
>> depend on = phrasal verb (verb + preposition that always go together) = it means you rely on someone.
example: I can depend on my sister when I need help.
>> Depending on = present participle form that introduces condition or situation.
example: We may go camping depending on the weather.
3.Go back and go back to have the same meanings?
>> Yes, but go back to needs a place/destination.
->Shouldn’t the verb come to front?
>> If you mean \"go back\', the main verb here is \'go\' and \'back\' is a preposition, therefore, go back is a phrasal verb.
4.somewhere pronounciation
somewhere - [ suhm-hwair, -wair ]
>> You may or may not pronounce the \'h\' sound, and where sounds like \'wear\'

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