[Crying in H Mart] # Chapter 13: A Heavy Hand

 

 

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[Review previous expression]

restless: (of a person or animal) unable to rest or relax as a result of anxiety or boredom.

"the audience grew restless and inattentive"

 

- Whenever I am assigned a work that makes me feel challenged, I become easily restless and nervous. 

- [gpt] Whenever I am assigned work that challenges me, I easily become restless and nervous.

 

• As an uncountable noun, "work" refers to labor or tasks as a general concept, without specifying individual items or instances. For example: "There is a lot of work to be done."
• As a countable noun, it refers to specific tasks, jobs, or pieces of work. This usage is less common and often found in particular contexts, such as in the art world or when referring to specific projects or assignments. For example: "She has produced some interesting works of art," or "The construction works on the bridge will continue through the summer."

Or maybe deep down she knew what was best, that small criticism wasn’t worth it anymore. (141)

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[Summarize this chapter]

Her mother ended up passing away. She and Her father had tried to stand beside her until her end, hoping she would tell them her last words. However,  she missed that moment. By changing her dress from pajamas to a normal outfit, she spent the last time with her mother. Father suggested them going outside for a while, and she decided to go to an orchard she used to visit only with her father, assuming her mother would still wait for them in the house. 

 

[chatgpt] Her mother ultimately passed away. She and her father had tried to stay by her side until the end, hoping to hear her last words. However, she missed that moment. While changing her dress from pajamas to regular clothes, she spent the final moments with her mother. Her father suggested that she and Peter go outside for a while, so she decided to visit an orchard that she used to visit only with her father, thinking that her mother would still be waiting for them at home.

1. Using "that" and a clause: "Father suggested that they go outside for a while."
2. Using the infinitive form of the verb without "them": "Father suggested going outside for a while."
   1. suggest recommend insist demand

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[Quotes that I liked ]

 

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[New Expression]

 

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