민병철 유폰 마지막 날


만족스러웠지만, 정해진 날에 딱딱 맞춰서 하는게 힘들었다.


그래서 다른 방식으로 영어를 공부해보려고 해서 그만두려고 한다.


Neo와 마지막으로 메세지를 주고받았는데, 가슴이 좀 아프다.



[나]


Good evening Neo.

I'm sorry to say that I'm going to quit our class.
I was so satisfied with your classes. But I want to learn English another way. I'm not a person that I have to stick the time to make it. It was stress for me a little bit.
I'm so thank you for your kindness and you treated me like friend.
I learned a lot thing through our class.
I will grow based on what I learned in our class.

Thank you Neo.
Take Care and Good Bye~

Sincerely, Chris(Ik Jin).





[Neo]


Good evening Chris,


I just read your message and I am waiting for it to sink in. It saddens me to see you go but then again I am glad that you are seeking other opportunities that will best help you in learning English. You are a friend, a very good friend in fact. I look forward to talk to you or even see you in the future. Take good care my friend...




답장 받고나서 가슴이 좀 아프다. 

Neo가 생각보다 너무 아쉬워하는 것 같은게 눈에 보인다..

나도 아쉬워요 Neo. 미안해

알아두고 싶은 표현


How come?

아니, 왜요?


day off (days-off)

휴가 / (근무, 일을) 쉬는 날


week off

일주일간 휴가


whether

두가지 '안'이 있을 때 쓴다



I don't have a anything planned.

특별한 계획은 없어.


How about the two of us going on a hike?

우리 둘이 하이킹 갈래?


What will the weather be like?

날씨는 어떨것 같은데?


It's supposed to be a beautiful fall day.

화창한 가을 날씨일 거라고 하던걸.


Sounds like a perfect day for a hike.

하이킹 가기에는 완벽한 날씨일 것 같군.


Then, is it a date?

그럼 그때 가는 거다?


Sure, I'll pack a lunch for us

좋아. 내가 점심을 준비할게.





회화 표현 교정


I'm not good at game.

=> I'm not good at playing games.


My brother is also study English.

=> My brother is also studying English.


Sound like a perfect day for a hike.

=>Sounds like a perfect day for a hike.





Pattern Drills


Sound like a(an) + [형용사 + 명사] + for + Something.

~에 ~한 (명사)인 것 같아요.


예문)

Sounds like a perfect tday for a hike.

Sounds like an excellent choice for your brother.

Sounds like a sad news for your family.

Sounds like a beautiful day for a drive.

Sounds like a good idea for your futere.


나) Sounds like a good idea for our trip.






Key Expression


#1 I'll pack lunch for us.

점심은 내가 준비할게.


비슷)

I'll make lunch for us.

Let me prepare our lunch.


#2 I don't have anything planned.

특별한 계획은 없어.


비슷)

I have nothing planned.

I don't have anything special to do.

I'm not busy tomorrow.







Questions


#1 What do you do on your days-off/vacation?

=> I only have a day-off, so I spend it getting some rest.


#2 What activites do you like doing with your friends?

=> My friends and I are so fond of visiting beaches whenever we have a vacation


#3 Which season do you prefer? What do you usually do during that time?

=> I like Spring because that's the time when it's not so hot. During this season, I go hiking with my friends.

알아두고 싶은 표현


It's thanks to you

네 덕분이야.


Just in case

(만약을 위해서, 혹시 모르니)


I'm starting to like English.

나는 영어가 점점 좋아지고 있어.


What time will you be free?

몇 시가 괜찮으세요?


Call a meeting

회의를 소집하다


Set up a meeting

회의를 개최하다


Attend a meeting

회의에 참석하다


I'm live in  Si-heung








교정


He heard our talking.

=> He heard us talk.


I think A is employer.

=> I think person A is an employer.


I think they need to meeting for business plan.

=> I think they need to have a meeting for the business plan.


I have a chance to meeting

=> I had the chance to attend a meeting.


I want to have a game developing industry.

=> I want to work for the gaming industry.







Pattern Drills


# I'd like to have + something + to + 동사.

= 저는 (동사)하기 위해 ~을 가지고 싶습니다.


Ex) 

I'd like to have a meeting to review the plan this week.

I'd like to have a computer to use the Internet.

I'd like to have a bigger bag to carry these books.

I'd like to have a digital camera to take a picture of my son.


# My Turn

I'd like to have a desktop computer to make my graduation project.






Key Expression


#1 I'll schedule a meeting for Thursday morning.

= 목요일에 회의스케줄을 잡지요.

비슷)

I'll call a meeting for Thursday morning.

I'll set up a meeting for Thursday morning.




#2 What time will you be free?

= 몇 시가 괜찮으세요?

비슷)

What time will you be available?

What time is good for you?






Questions


#1 How busy are you these days?

Sample Answer)

I'm very busy these days. I work from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays. 

After that, I take English classes and teach the piano twice a week in the evening.


#2 What would you like to do in your free time?

Sample Answer)

I want to go to the movies more often and do yoga.


#3 What kind of job do you want to have?

Sample Answer)

I want to have a creative job with flexible hours.



알아두고 싶은 표현



tofu

두부


say hi to your brother for me ok?

네 형한테 안부전해줘 알았지?


total fare

총 요금


on the eve of

~전날에





Key Expressions


#1 That will be $40

40달러 되겠습니다.


- The total comes to $40

- Your ticket's $40

- It's $40.






Questions


#1 Are you comfortable taking the train?

=> Yes. I have a good space to do other thing while traveling to another place.


#2 Are you satisfied with the train system in your country?

=> No. Because there are some places that I can't go to by taking the train.


#3 Are there places in your country that you wish you can go to just by taking a train?

=> I wish I can go to Disneyland by train.






교정


He find some earlier than 9:00 am ticket.

=> He wanted to buy a ticket for an earlier trip than 9:00 am.


I want to go...

=> I want to go to


It's a province from Korean.

=> It's a province from Korea.

알아두고 싶은 표현


I'm feel dry and smooth

뽀송뽀송해


step on it.

- hurry up


keep it up.

(계속 그렇게만 해주세요)




표현 교정


I'm done shower now.

=> I'm done taking a shower.

I just took a shower


We have a dinner.

=> We had dinner together


We went to E-mart but it closed.

=> We went to E-mart but it was closed.


I travel by walk.

=> I travel on foot.



I don't feel special.

(특별하게 느껴지지 않아)







Pattern Drills


주어 1+ know(s) + Something + better than + 주어2 + do(does).


ex) You know the city better than I do.

나) My brother knows IT devices better than I do.







Key Expressions


#1 I'm late, so step on it, please.

늦었어요, 그러니 빨리 가주세요.

비슷) I'm in a hurry, so step on it, please.

Please speed up. I'm in a rush.


#2 I could try a shortcut.

지름길로 가볼게요.

비슷)  I might try another way to go faster.

I could take a shorter way.

Let me take a shortcut.






Questions


#1 How do you travel to work?

=> I travel by bus.


#2 Have you ever felt inconvenient to use public transportation?

=> I felt inconvenient five days ago, because the subway AC is not working, I think. So I send a message to metro service center.





contaminated : 오염되다

tap water : 수돗물

service center : 고객센터





# '이상한' 단어 정리


weird : 우리가 느끼는 일반적인 이상함

 funny : 예상치 못한 이상함

 strange : 낯설은 이상함

 odd : 달라서 이상함

 bizarre : 말이 안되고 설명할 수 없는 이상함 (스펠링이 왜 이렇게 이상한지 설명할 수 없듯이)




어감 : strange >>> weird(무난, 많이 쓰는 표현) > funny


# 진저영어

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFzOSUxtPgE


말하기 표현 교정


I am more and more adept.

=> I become more adept


I'm sorry I don't have money

=> I'm sorry I don't have enough money.


Just I read(뤠드) the sample answer.

=> I just read the sample answers.





좋은 표현 



I owe you.

(나는 너에게 빚 졌어.)


I don't know what does mean.

(무슨 뜻인지 모르겠어)


I do not even want to imagine it.

상상하기도 싫어


frustrate

(좌절하다, 실망하다)




You got me there.

(너가 나를 그렇게 만들었어)

-> 상황에 따라 다양한 해석이 가능한 표현

ex) you made me smile, you got me there.



#1 누가 나를 놀래켰을 때 

나의 반응) You got me!

(니가 나를 가졌다! - 나를 당황시키게 만들었어, 놀랬어!)


#2 누가 물어봤는데 모르겠을 때

나의 반응 ) You got me.

(나를 당황시키게 만들었어, 모르겠어.)




adept (능숙한)

adapt (적응하다, 맞추다)

adapt to (~에 적응하다)





Key Expressions


 You better get off at the next stop.

(다음 정류장에서 내리는게 낫습니다.)

 You should get off at the next stop.

 It would be better for you to get off at the next stop.

 Why don't you get off at the next stop?

 (응용) => I'd rather get off at the previous stop.




 I don't have enough money for a taxi.

(택시 탈 돈이 충분히 없습니다.)

I'm short of money for a cab.

 I don't have enough money to catch a taxi.

응용) I don't have enough money for the fruit.






Question


# How do you go to school/work?

- 어떻게 학교에 가니?


I walk to school.

- 나는 학교에 걸어간다.


I go to work by subway

- 나는 일하러 갈 때 지하철로 간다.


# How long does it take you to your work/school from home?

My work is quite far from my house, so it takes about an hour and a half.



# How much money do you allot for transportation in a month?

Usually, I need to keep at least $120.





발음


walk (워크)

work (월크)



---


주말에 뭐했는지 이야기 하자고 했음.

10분에서 20분 사이야.

between 10 and 20 minutes.




relay

(정보 등을 받아서) 전달하다


ex) I'll give her the message

= I'll relay it to her.






[ 회화 교정 ]


(첫번째는 군복무 할때 였어)

(나) First time is my army service. 

교정 =>My first time was during military service.


(군복무가 끝나면 담배를 끊겠다고 결심했어요)

(나) I decide if my army service is the end.

교정 =>When the military service ended, I decided to quit smoking.

문제의 영상



본론 부터 얘기하면 영상의 내용은 맞는 말을 하고 있고, 썸네일이 틀렸다는 것


can, will 의 과거형은, could, will이 맞다.


그럼 왜 저런 썸네일을 썼을까?



" 일반동사의 시제의 의미와, 조동사의 시제의 의미는 다르다. "


이렇게 얘기할 수 있다.



과거형을 예로 들자면,


일반동사의 과거형 : 진짜 과거 딱 한순간만 얘기하고


조동사의 과거형 : 현재상황을 어느정도 반영해서 과거의 순간을 얘기하는 것을 의미한다.




[ should, would 예문 ]


Should not have (그러지 말걸)


I should not have called my ex

전 여자친구한테 전화하지 말걸


I shouldna done that.

나 그러지 말 걸.




Would have (나 ~를 했을 거야..)


I would have worn a jacket.

나 재킷을 입었을거야.


I would have called you.

너한테 전화했었을 거야


You'da liked that movie.

너 그 영화 좋아했을 거야.


We'da frozen to death without these sweaters.

이 스웨터가 없었으면 우리는 얼어 죽었을 거야.


They'da been lost without the map.

지도가 없었으면 그 사람들 길 잃었을 거야.




[참고 자료]

올리버쌤 : 이거 모르면 미드에서 Shouldn't have 절대 안 들린다?!

미드에서 would have 절대로 안 들리는 이유


라이브 아카데미 : 🔍 would와 could 올바르게 이해하고 자연스럽게 사용하는 법


설명 참 잘하셨음 이분.




이 분은 의미적으로 현재형이라고 얘기 하시는 것.

Who's calling, please?

누구십니까?


Is there any way i can reach her?

그녀에게 연락할 다른 방법이 있을까요?


You could try her cellphone.

휴대폰으로 한번 해보세요.


I'd like to speak to Michelle Smith.

미셸 스미스양과 통화하고 싶습니다.




Is there any way I can ~?

~할 방법이 있을까요?

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