HAZEL: Hello, Teahcer Joanna ? I'm Hazel.

CORRECT: Hello, Teacher Joanna! I'm Hazel.

>>Be mindful of the correct spelling of words. For greetings, a punctuation mark (!) is usually used at the end of the sentence. A question mark (?) is used for questions.

(TODAY)

HAZEL: Passport: It will help you to visit other countries.

CORRECT: Passport: It will help you visit other countries.

HAZEL: Airplane ticket: It will help you to ride an airplane.

CORRECT: Airplane ticket: It will help you ride an airplane.

>>Prepositions are unnecessary.

HAZEL: Suburbs: Houses located on the outskirts of a city.

CORRECT: Suburbs are houses located on the outskirts of a city.

HAZEL: Liberty: Freedom of choice

CORRECT!

"Here, Teacher Joanna. This is my homework."
And see you on Wednesday, Bye bye Teacher Joanna~!

CORRECT!

HAZEL: And thank you to teach me.

CORRECT: And thank you for teaching me.

COMMENT:
Hi, Hazel! Thank you very much for sending me your homework. I am glad to know that you've learn a lot form our classes. See you soon, Hazel!
-Teacher Joanna ^_^