[[이름]'s homework]

1. Take with a grain of salt. - Anything free should be taken with a grain of salt. - He seems confident, but you should take with a grain of salt what he says. 2. Taste of your own medicine. - I an giving you a taste of your own medicine. - Although you are angry for her, don't give a taste of your own medicine. 3. To hear something straight from the horse's mouth. - Trust me. I heard it straight from the horse's mouth. - Interest rates are definitely going up nest week, I heard it straight from the horse's mouth.

Hello [이름]! Thank you for doing your homework. Please take note of the correct sentence pattern and subject-verb agreement here. Don\'t forget the meanings of these idioms, okay? Please check my corrections below. Ciao! ~Teacher Marie~ 1. Take with a grain of salt.- Anything free should be taken with a grain of salt. >> CORRECT!- He seems confident, but you should take with a grain of salt what he says.>> He seems confident, but you should take what he says with a grain of salt.2. Taste of your own medicine.- I am giving you a taste of your own medicine. >> CORRECT!- Although you are angry for her, don\'t give a taste of your own medicine. >> Although you are angry at her, don\'t give her a taste of her own medicine. 3. To hear something straight from the horse\'s mouth. - Trust me. I heard it straight from the horse\'s mouth. >> CORRECT!- Interest rates are definitely going up nest week, I heard it straight from the horse\'s mouth. >> CORRECT! >> nest = next