<ol><li>When we talk about 'sports' in general, we use the plural form. (E,g. doing sports, enjoying sports)</li><li>'Look fitter' is a goal, so the infinitive form of 'look' must be used</li><li>If the alphabet before the last consonant is a vowel (a, e, i, o, u), we must double the last consonant when adding -er or -ing. (E.g., sit --> sitting; fat --> fatter)</li><li>'Way' = method</li><li>'Thoughts' = noun; 'thought = verb (past tense of 'think')</li><li>Use 'who' to link 'many people' and 'do not like sports' together</li><li>'not really' = okay/fine with</li><li>Incomplete sentence</li><li>The adjective form of physiology is 'physiological'. We need to use the adjective form as we are using physiological to describe 'changes'.</li><li> 'feel like' (e.g., I feel like my feet have grown wings; he felt like butterflies were fluttering in his stomach)</li><li> No need to repeat main pronoun in same sentence</li><li> 'Fight' is a stronger verb that shows the struggle between the person and the desire to quit</li><li> Same as (11)</li><li> No need to add 'it' as it is clear that 'stop' refers to the exercise routine</li><li> When giving suggestions or reasons, we should add 'may' or 'might' to suggest why people might quit</li><li> A thousand excuses; thousands of excuses</li><li> 'Mandatory' = not optional</li><li> 'Weather' and 'whether' are homophones (they sound the same, but are spelled differently and have different meanings)</li><li> Add 'do' before 'sports' to turn it into a verb.</li></ol>

<ol><li>We avoid using contractions in formal writing (I'd --> I would; That's --> That is)</li><li>Just happened = it happened a few seconds or minutes ago</li><li>'An' must be used for words beginning with vowels (with a few exceptions)</li><li>Homework is an uncountable noun, so 'many' cannot be used. Please use 'a lot of' instead.</li><li>ACCA is an abbreviation, so should be written in capital letters</li><li>Paper is also an uncountable noun, to make it countable (to quantify it), we must add 'piece'. (E.g., a piece of paper, three pieces of paper). If referring to lots of paper, a pile or a stack of paper may also be used to quantify paper.</li><li>We usually say "the words XXXXX was written on it". (E.g., The words 'Please don't smoke' was written on the billboard sign.)</li><li>Beautiful use of the adjective 'uplifting'. Beware of spelling. Investing in spell-checker devices may improve your spelling for easily confused words :)</li></ol>

Card Game Meet-up

The entrance fee is 500 yen. You don’t need to pay extra. You can have some snacks and a paper cup of juice. If there is still juice left, you can refill your cup. The meet-up is for communicating and making friends, so if you want to talk with us and play games together, join us:) We are going to have the meet-up from 3 p.m to 5 p.m.

(1) 体言 + is/are + 値段

E.g. This bag is 3,400 yen. (このかばんは３４００円です。) 

複数があると、"are" を使ってください。

E.g. Two apples are 200 yen. (二つのりんごは２００円です。)

(2) ジュースは uncountable noun から、"is" を使ってください。

(3) "for"と "the reason" と"the main purpose" の意味が同じです。ひとつだけ使ってください。

- The main purpose of the meet-up is to communicate and make friends.

- The reason for the meet-up is to communicate and make friends.

- The meet-up is for communicating and making friends.

以上全部は正しいです。

(4) "Be going to"は "plans and intentions" (計画)