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Well-written and flawless!
I was also so dramatically touched by the movie that I could not watch it more than twice for fear that I would burst into tears again.I like the way you ended your comment!
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1. The difference between “hole” and “whole”
2. he’s owner = his ownerYour comment was so insightful, doctor. Thank you so much.
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* William Blake
* encouraged
* going to the woods
* the beauty of nature or natural beautyThat’s interesting! Many eminent people or scholars didn’t like schools at all, for example, Isaac Newton, Thomas Edison, etc.
That is a very good question. As far as I know, schools were not closed for entirely 3 months during the summer in western countries. What’s more, some make-up or extracurricular classes would be held on some summer days in the past.
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* spend = spent (past and past participle)
* reached for the jungle
* left Pi
* goed = went to the jungleFeedback
* ocean
* … that we (subject) become totally unaware …
* as it was mentioned (passive)
* things that are not possible / impossible to get / obtain again
* How sad reality and life sometimes are! (exclamation mark)Feedback
* the difference between message and massage
* to know how she is doing (noun phrase structure as an object)
* I thought they would eventually …Feedback
* the difference between “learn” and “teach” in your second sentence
* The past form of “sing” is “sang”.
* They lived so healthily.As you correctly mentioned, in this film, the main character, the father, had a totally weird attitude toward parenting and life. I believe this attitude is acceptable if and only if it is directed to its holder, i.e. the father. In my view, the father had no right to raise his children according to his own philosophy and interests.
I agree. Both this quote and the movie are extraordinary. Life is too short and precious to be wasted on the plans and goals set by others.
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* Dead Poets Society