013 (A) endearing (B) mole/freckle

Ross endearing 可愛的/惹人喜愛的 She is always wearing an endearing smile. 她總是帶著可愛的微笑 mole 痣 freckle 雀斑 Do you know how to tell the differences between moles and freckles? 你知道要怎麼區別痣和雀斑嗎?

Ben endearing 可愛的/惹人喜愛的 The movie star with an endearing smile is very popular. 這位有著可愛的微笑的電影明星是很受歡迎的。 mole 痣 / freckle 雀斑 A mole is a small dark brown mark on the skin, and freckles are small brown spots on someone’s skin, especially on their face. 痣是皮膚上的一小塊暗黑色斑點，而雀斑則是某人皮膚上一小片褐色斑，尤其是常出現在他們臉上。 Suggestion: Good. But a mole has mass to it. A freckle has no mass to it, just a spot.

Heidi endearing 可愛的/惹人喜愛的 She has such an endearing personality. 她有討人喜歡的特質 mole 痣 freckle 雀斑 I don't have any frecke but got a lot of moles. 我沒有雀斑,可是有很多痣

Kate endearing The baby is wearing an endearing smile, so many people like to hug him. 這個貝比臉上帶著可愛的微笑,所以很多人喜歡抱他 mole/freckle She felt unhappy because her face with mole and freckle. Suggestion 1: She felt unhappy because her face with moles and freckles. Suggestion 2:In Kate’s example, I think there is still missing a verb in the dependent clause (從屬子句) She felt unhappy because her face has moles and freckles. or She felt unhappy because there are moles and freckles on her face.