[[이름] homework]

1. (To) sit tight - When I had a car accident, I just sit tight until police comes. - It may have to sit tight for a while to see results. 2. (To) Pitch in - I pitch in money for homeless people. - New students are required to pitch in cleaning of the laboratory. 3. (To) Go cold turkey - I have to go cold turkey eating between meals. - Many smokers go cold turkey smoking due to rising of the tobacco price in Korea.

Hello [이름]! Thanks for doing your homework. I hope you won\'t forget how to use these idioms in our future conversations. Please take note of my corrections below. You have to be consistent with the verb tenses in your sentences. Keep up the good work! Ciao! ~Teacher Marie~ 1. (To) sit tight- When I had a car accident, I just sit tight until police comes. >> CORRECT! >> I just sat tight until the police came.- It may have to sit tight for a while to see the results. >> CORRECT! 2. (To) Pitch in- I pitch in some money for homeless people. >> CORRECT! - New students are required to pitch in cleaning of the laboratory. >> New students are required to pitch in in cleaning the laboratory. 3. (To) Go cold turkey- I have to go cold turkey eating between meals. >> CORRECT! - Many smokers go cold turkey smoking due to rising of the tobacco price in Korea. >> Many smokers go cold turkey smoking due to the rising tobacco price in Korea.