How do you keep your wallet and other valuables safe while swimming?
학생이 쓴 원문
In Korea, it is safe to keep it in a private locker.
I don\'t worry about losing because I usually use my credit card with a small amount of cash in my wallet.
I don\'t carry valuables.
Please explain the difference between the two.
\'depart\', \'leave\'
Through the class with you, I want to get used to how to greeting.
Whenever we have classes, let\'s learn how to greeting when we meet someone before class.
Let\'s finish the class a little earlier and learn how to greeting.
강사 첨삭
Hi, John. :)
I don\'t worry about losing because I usually use my credit card with a small amount of cash in my wallet.
I don\'t carry valuables.
Depart and Leave are synonymous to each other.
Depending on the context of your sentence, you can use either of the two words.
In this case, most of the time, people use the term \'depart\' when a mode of transportation is involved.
Example:
The train will depart in 10 minutes.
My plane\'s departure will be at 11 AM.
Leave is more commonly used in most sentences.
Example:
I am leaving soon.
Please leave some cash on the table before you sleep.
With regards to learning about greetings, please let me know what specific greeting you would like to learn about every time we have a class, so that I can prepare an outline of explanation for you.
Let\'s talk more tomorrow.
~t. Ally
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In Korea, it is safe to keep it in a private locker.
>> CORRECT!
I don\'t worry about losing because I usually use my credit card with a small amount of cash in my wallet.
>> I don\'t worry about losing my money because I usually use my credit card with a small amount of cash in my wallet.
I don\'t carry valuables.
>> CORRECT!
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