my homework in 20, Jul

I learned how to use ‘don’t’, ‘can’t’ and ‘by’, ‘form’ in sentence. When I would not like to do something, I have to use ‘don’t’, for instance, ‘I don’t eat my dinner.’ It means I was not hungry, so I skipped my meal. On the other hand, when I am not able to do something, I should use ‘can’t’. For example, ‘I can’t eat my dinner.’ It means I’d like to eat something, but I had no time for it because I was so busy. And then, I should use ‘by’, if I do something with particular means. For instance, ‘May I pay by credit card?’, ‘I’ll go to home by subway.’ Also I can use ‘by’ meaning for location. For example, ‘Sit down by me.’ Monday is coming back again. I’m going to guess this week will be a so loose days as my project will be finished at the end of this month, so I have no enough work. Anyway, have a good Monday and See you later.

Hello Mr.[이름], Thanks for dropping by to do your homework. Once again, I\'m so proud of your improvements in class. I feel happy that you are slowly building your self-confidence in speaking English. You are such a good student.  Keep it up! Please check your spelling and grammar here. Review my corrections and feel free to ask me questions any time. Ciao! T. Sheela I learned how to use ‘don’t’, ‘can’t’ and ‘by’, ‘form’ in sentence. >>I learned how to use don\'t, can\'t and by in a sentence.When I would not like to do something, I have to use ‘don’t’, for instance, ‘I don’t eat my dinner.’ >>When I don\'t do something regularly, then I can use don\'t. For instance \"I don\'t eat dinner.\" (/Don\'t/ is commonly used for the present tense or habitual/regular actions. In the case of your example, the correct sentence is \"I did not eat my dinner.\")It means I was not hungry, so I skipped my meal. >>Correct!On the other hand, when I am not able to do something, I should use ‘can’t’. For example, ‘I can’t eat my dinner. >>Correct!’ It means I’d like to eat something, but I had no time for it because I was so busy. >>Correct!And then, I should use ‘by’, if I do something with particular means. >>Correct!  For instance, ‘May I pay by credit card?’, ‘I’ll go to home by subway.’ >>Correct!Also I can use ‘by’ meaning for location. For example, ‘Sit down by me.’ >>Also, I can use /by/ for a location. For example \"Sit down by me.\" >>Also, I can use /by/ for a location. For example \"Sit down by my side.\"Monday is coming back again. >>Monday is here again.  I’m going to guess this week will be a so loose days as my project will be finished at the end of this month, so I have no enough work. >>I\'m going to guess that this week will not be so busy as my project will be finished at the end of this month, so I won\'t be doing a lot of work.Anyway, have a good Monday and See you later. >>Anyway, have a good Monday and see you later. (The word \'see\' should not be in capital letter since it\'s in the middle of the sentence.)