I\'m not sure about this, but I did my best~^^
학생이 쓴 원문
[Noun]
1. I had a dream about my bad experience.
2. My lifelong dream is to be a best police.
[Verb]
1. Did I talk in my sleep? I think I had a terrible dream!
2. She dreams of running her own cafe.
강사 첨삭
Happy Friday, Maria! ^_^)
Dreams are important for all ages. Dreams encompass goals and more.
They give your life purpose, direction, and meaning. They shape your life choices, help you build toward the future, and give you a sense of control and hope. (source: hilo.hawaii.edu)
Thank you so much for finding time to accomplish your homework.
I will see you later in class.^^ Enjoy the rest of your day!
__Teacher Mayleen :)
[Noun]
1. I had a dream about my bad experience.
1. I had a dream about my bad experience.
>>> CORRECT
2. My lifelong dream is to be a best police.
2. My lifelong dream is to be a best police.
>>> My lifelong dream is to be the best police.
>>> OR: My lifelong dream is to be a great police.
[Verb]
1. Did I talk in my sleep? I think I had a terrible dream!
[Verb]
1. Did I talk in my sleep? I think I had a terrible dream!
>>> Did I talk in my sleep? I think I dreamed a terrible dream!
RE: IT WAS USED AS A NOUN.
2. She dreams of running her own cafe.
2. She dreams of running her own cafe.
>>> CORRECT
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