The homework for 12th March.

Q : Can you think of a time when you or someone you know hit the nail on the head? What was the situation, and how was the correct statement or solution found? Describe the experience in detail. A : Maybe i have a experience of the situation that someone i know hit the nail on the head. But i can`t remember it now. So, i am going to studying about the meaning of another idioms. 1. \"A dime a dozen\" : it can be used when describe something common. Not unique. 2. \"Beat around the bush\" : it can be used when describe a situation someone is avoiding answer a question. 3. \"Bite the bullet\" : it can be used when describe something unavoidable.

Hello Eddy!

It\'s great that you\'re making the effort to answer even when you can’t recall a specific situation! I love how you took the opportunity to explore other idioms instead. That shows creativity and a willingness to learn, which is really important when improving your English.

Your explanation of each idiom is clear, and you’re on the right track! Keep practicing and using idioms in different sentences, they’ll help make your English even more natural and expressive.~Teacher Cathy

 

Maybe i have a experience of the situation that someone i know hit the nail on the head.

>>Maybe I have experienced a situation where someone I know hit the nail on the head.

But i can`t remember it now.

>>CORRECT

OR>>But I can\'t recall it at the moment.

So, i am going to studying about the meaning of another idioms.

>>So, I am going to study the meaning of other idioms.

1. \"A dime a dozen\" : it can be used when describe something common. Not unique.

>>\"A dime a dozen\": It can be used to describe something common and not unique.

2. \"Beat around the bush\" : it can be used when describe a situation someone is avoiding answer a question.

>>\"Beat around the bush\": It can be used to describe a situation where someone is avoiding answering a question.

3. \"Bite the bullet\" : it can be used when describe something unavoidable.

>>\"Bite the bullet\": It can be used to describe something unavoidable.