The Last Day (of) This Term The Last Day (of) This Term

The Last Day of This Term The Last Day of This Term

The Last Day of This Term The Last Day of This Term

This term finisheends on January 6th, 2023. This term ends on January 6th, 2023.

We usually say "a term ends" in the US.

Yes, ithat's today. Yes, that's today.

This is a very common phrase in the US.

This morning, Ms. Zhang set upgave some homework to us. This morning, Ms. Zhang gave some homework to us.

This morning, Ms.Zhang set up someassigned homework to us. This morning, Ms.Zhang assigned homework.

"To assign homework" is another common phrase.

This morning, Ms.Zhang set upassigned some homework to us. This morning, Ms.Zhang assigned some homework to us.

Of course it's toovery difficult but we are students who are used to this. Of course it's very difficult but we are students who are used to this.

Of course, it's too difficult. Of course, it's too difficult.

But we are students, just like thiso that's how it goes. But we are students, so that's how it goes.

But we are students, just like this.

This is a sentence fragment so I deleted it and added it to the previous line.

But we are students, just like this. But we are students, just like this.

This is grammatically correct, but I think there's a more natural way to say this. If you clarifying your meaning, I can help you reword it. :)

But alsoIn addition, the Spring Festival is coming. In addition, the Spring Festival is coming.

We try to avoid starting a sentence with "but" when writing.

It's from jJanuary 22nd to February 5th. It's from January 22nd to February 5th.

It's from jJanuary 22nd to February 5th. It's from January 22nd to February 5th.

It's from jJanuary 22nd to February 5th. It's from January 22nd to February 5th.

Our math teacher, Ms. Ji, tried to set(give/assign us) homework, too. Our math teacher, Ms. Ji, tried to (give/assign us) homework, too.

Our math teacher, Ms. Ji, tried to setassign us homework, too, but not all of the students were at the online meeting, so she failed. Our math teacher, Ms. Ji, tried to assign us homework, too, but not all of the students were at the online meeting, so she failed.

Our math teacher, Ms.Ji, tried to setassign us homework, too. Our math teacher, Ms.Ji, tried to assign us homework, too.

But not all the students awere inot all at the online meeting, so she failed. But not all the students were in the online meeting, so she failed.

But students are not all at the online meeting, so she failed.

This is another sentence fragment.

But not all of the students awere inot all at the online meeting, so she failed. But not all of the students were in the online meeting, so she failed.

Students aren't all at theis meeting, either. Students aren't all at this meeting, either.

SNot all of the students aren't all at theis meeting, either. Not all of the students are at this meeting either.

Students aren't all atin the meeting, either. Students aren't all in the meeting, either.

"at the meeting" feels more like you're at a physical location. I think "in the meeting" is used more for online meetings.

She taught us how to take the homework in online. She taught us how to take the homework in online.

This sentence isn't clear to me. I'm not sure if you're getting homework or returning it. You might say instead: She taught us how to pick up the homework online or She taught us how to submit our homework online

She taught us how to takedo the homework in online. She taught us how to do the homework online.

I'm not sure what you're trying to say so here's another suggestion. - She taught us how to download the online homework.

Students at the meeting were all discussing it. Students at the meeting were all discussing it.

Students at the meeting were all discussing it. Students at the meeting were all discussing it.

Students at the meeting were all discussing the homework. Students at the meeting were all discussing the homework.

We heard that we will take theget homework on January 13th. We heard that we will get homework on January 13th.

We heard that we will takreceive the homework on January 13th. We heard that we will receive the homework on January 13th.

I'm not sure what you mean by "take the homework" so this is my best guess.

We heard that we will takesubmit the homework on January 13th. We heard that we will submit the homework on January 13th.

I'm guessing you mean "submit" here. "submit the homework" means to give the completed homework to the teacher. Let me know if you meant something else!

Let's look forward to the pleasant winter hoilidays! Let's look forward to the pleasant winter holidays!

Let's look forward to the pleasant winter hoilidays! Let's look forward to pleasant winter holidays!

Let's look forward to the pleasant winter hoilidays! Let's look forward to the pleasant winter holidays!