[[이름] homework]

1. up in the air - It's up in the air whether I'm going to go the the conference in this May. - He is awfully up in the air due to her mistake. 2. Stab someone in the back - He stabbed her in the back as reveal her secret to others. - She was killed after he stabbed her in the back by knife. 3. Lose your touch - You have not lost your touch yet. - He lose his touch after that accident.

Hello [이름]! I appreciate the time and effort that you put into this composition. However, I noticed that you made two sentences for each idiom and the other sentence ihas the \'literal\' meaning of the phrase. Remember, idioms are a group of words which have a meaning which isn\'t obvious from looking at the individual words. They would often rely on analogies and metaphors. So we don\'t use them literally in our sentences. Please take note of that. Please check my corrections below. Ciao! ~Teacher Marie~ 1. up in the air- It\'s up in the air whether I\'m going to go the the conference in this May.>> GOOD! OR >> Whether or not I\'m going to go to the conference this May is still up in the air. - He is awfully up in the air due to her mistake. >> CORRECT!2. Stab someone in the back- He stabbed her in the back as reveal her secret to others. >> He stabbed her in the back when she revealed her secret to other people.- She was killed after he stabbed her in the back by knife. >> CORRECT!3. Lose your touch- You have not lost your touch yet. >> CORRECT!- He lose his touch after that accident. >> CORRECT! >> lose = lost