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Thanks a lot for your thorough comment.
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1. it help me = it helped me
2. you just have to don’t give up = you just have to not give up
3. every single one of them were = every single one of them was
4. Olive, which was = Olive, who / that was …
5. such a good supporters = such good supportersThank you for your comment, Soroosh. Yet, I need to say that, in my opinion, we were not watching a very happy family in this tragicomedy.
Well-written! I totally agree. He was changing a lot as he had enough motivation to go through the series of changes. He started from a misanthrope and got closer to a philanthrope by the end of the film.
That was quite unexpected to see the main character making a connection with the dog.
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1. The old man was playing the piano (past continuous tense)
2. it was really coolWell-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)