The homework for 3/4: Phrasal verb

Hello Oh!!!

I searched the poem on the internet and I guess it is really a good one; thank you for informing me about it.

Jeny sam.

>>correct
Below poem is very beautiful lyrical one but it is the biggest sad one

>>The poem below is a very beautiful lyrical poem thus it is the saddest one as well.
because his first-surname was changed forcibly by Japan in 1941.
>>Because his original surname was forcibly changed by Japan in 1941.
\"Counting the stars at night\" written by Yun Dong-Ju
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In the sky where seasons pass

>>Up where the seasons pass,
Autumn fills the air.

>>The sky is filled with autumn.
And ready I wait without worry

>>In this untroubled quietude
to count all the stars she bears (omitted)

>>I could almost count these autumn-couched stars.
One star for memories, and

>>Memory for one star,
One star for loving

>>love for another star,
One star for melancholy, and

>>sorrow for another star,

Another for longing

>>longing for another star,
One star for poetry, and

>>poetry for another star,
Another for ma, mother,  (omitted)

>>and oh! mother for another star.
Pining for something

>>I have written my name thereon
I scribble my name

>>all night to grieve over my bashful name.
into a star spattered hill.

>>seated on this star-showered bank,
Then bury it (again.) (omitted to the end)

>>all night to grieve over my bashful name.
(omitted to the end)
= body =

1. I hit on the idea while taking a stroll in the park.

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2. Susie lost her temper when she saw her husband trying to hit out her best friend.

>>Susie lost her temper when she saw her husband trying to hit on her best friend.
3. The police held the protesters back while the ministers left the venue.

>>correct
4. Mark was very bad at his studies so his teacher held him for a year.

>>correct
5. Mrs. [Name] held her dog on so that we could safely cross the yard.

>> Mrs. [Name] held her dog off so that we could safely cross the yard.