Feb. 9, 2021
February 9
I’m going to school tomorrow to get my transcripts and semester exams’s grades. I hope I got good transcripts and good grades. Tomorrow is going to be the really last day to go to school.
明日は学校に行って、成績証や試験の結果を受け取りに行く。いい成績といい試験結果だといいな。明日が学校に行く本当の最後の日だろう。
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February 9
I’m going to school tomorrow to get my transcripts and semester exams’s grades.
I’m going to school tomorrow to get my transcripts and semester exam grades.
yeah, this is tricky. It's correct to say "semester exams' grades" but we usually omit the possessive when we say and write it. It's because "semester exam" behaves like an adjective which describes "grades" instead of behaving like a noun which would use the possessive form.
I hope I got good transcripts and good grades.
Tomorrow is really going to be the really last day toI go to school.
Tomorrow is really going to be the last day I go to school.
This is another tricky phrasing rule. For some reason, we put "really" after the verb almost as if to emphasize it.
Alternative
Tomorrow is really going to be the last day of going to school.
Tomorrow is really going to be the last day of school.
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Terrific job! I think you're using more advanced phrasing and developing an ear for it. Good for you!
Feb. 9, 2021
Thank you for correcting!
I like when I learn another grammar! It's interesting.
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I’m going to school tomorrow to get my transcripts and semester exams’s grades.
I’m going to school tomorrow to get my transcripts and semester exam yeah, this is tricky. It's correct to say "semester exams' grades" but we usually omit the possessive when we say and write it. It's because "semester exam" behaves like an adjective which describes "grades" instead of behaving like a noun which would use the possessive form. |
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I hope I got good transcripts and good grades. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Tomorrow is going to be the really last day to go to school.
Tomorrow is really going to be the This is another tricky phrasing rule. For some reason, we put "really" after the verb almost as if to emphasize it. Alternative Tomorrow is really going to be the last day of going to school. Tomorrow is really going to be the last day of school. |
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