In the future, I need to learn more about expressions that are useful in real life!
학생이 쓴 원문
[Turn on]
First, let\'s start with the most frequently used phrases.
\"Can you turn on the light?\" Another example would be \"Can you turn up the volume?\"
[Switch on]
Let\'s try two simple phrases.
1. \"He switched sports with that friend!\"
2. \"Are you going to switch orders with her now?\"
강사 첨삭
Hi there, Maria! ^^,)
A phrasal verb is a combination of a verb and an adverb or preposition, for example \' shut up\' or \' look after\', which together have a particular meaning.
You can\'t drop the preposition at the end, okay?
Still, thank you for finding time to accomplish your homework.
We\'ll talk about this in class. See you later!
__T. Mayleen :)
[Turn on]
First, let\'s start with the most frequently used phrases.
First, let\'s start with the most frequently used phrases.
\"Can you turn on the light?\"
>>> CORRECT
Another example would be \"Can you turn up the volume?\"
>>> CORRECT SENTENCE, BUT YOU DIDN\'T \"TURN ON.\"
>>> CORRECT SENTENCE, BUT YOU DIDN\'T \"TURN ON.\"
[Switch on]
Let\'s try two simple phrases.
1. \"He switched sports with that friend!\"
>>> CORRECT SENTENCE, BUT YOU DIDN\'T \"SWITCH ON.\"
2. \"Are you going to switch orders with her now?\"
2. \"Are you going to switch orders with her now?\"
>>> CORRECT SENTENCE, BUT YOU DIDN\'T \"SWITCH ON.\"
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