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Contents
Lesson 1 I spent money on shopping 나는 쇼핑에 돈을 썼다 ․․․․․․․․․․ 3

Lesson 2 It is easy to take care of 돌보기가 쉽다 ․․․․․․․․․․ 7

Lesson 3 It was big and large 그것은 크고 넓었다 ․․․․․․․․․․ 13


Lesson 4 How do I say 'sorry'? 죄송하다고 어떻게 말하나요? ․․․․․․․․․․ 21
Lesson 5 It's Halloween day! 할로윈 데이입니다 ․․․․․․․․․․ 27
Lesson 6 Joy is taller than Miggy 죠이는 미기보다 크다 ․․․․․․․․․․ 35
Lesson 7 I've been waiting patiently 나는 참을성 있게 기다려왔다 ․․․․․․․․․․ 39
Lesson 8 I always speak my mind 나는 항상 내마음과 얘기한다 ․․․․․․․․․․ 45
Lesson 9 I often go to a park 나는 종종 공원에 간다 ․․․․․․․․․․ 52
Lesson 10 He is a carpenter 그는 목수이다 ․․․․․․․․․․ 55
The tables and chairs are
Lesson 11
in the class
책상과 의자는 교실안에 있다 ․․․․․․․․․․ 62
Lesson 12 Jane became a teacher 제인은 선생님이 되었다 ․․․․․․․․․․ 69
Lesson 13 They painted my room 그들은 내 방을 칠했다 ․․․․․․․․․․ 74
If I could have found him, 그를 볼 수 있었다면, 그에게
Lesson 14
I would have told him that 그것을 말해 주었을 것이다
․․․․․․․․․․ 79
Lesson 15 Review 복습 ․․․․․․․․․․ 83

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Lesson 1
(나는 쇼핑에 돈을 썼다)

Candy : Hi Sandra! Did you know there was a big sale at the mall today?
Sandra : Yes. I did. In fact I just came back from the sale.
Candy : Were you able to buy a lot of things?
Sandra : Yes. I spent all my money and bought a lot of things.
Candy : Tell me what things you bought?
Sandra : Let's see…. I bought four silk blouses, two skirts and a pair of stockings.
They are such vivid colors.
Candy : Is there also a sale on men's clothing? I want to buy my husband some new
clothes.
Sandra : Yes there is. What kind of things are you looking for?
Candy : Well, my husband needs a new jacket, ear muffs, gloves and a scarf. We
are going on a skiing trip so he needs new warm clothes.
Sandra : Wow! That sounds exciting. You better hurry before the mall closes.

Exercise

A: Why does Candy need to buy new clothes for her husband?
B: _________________________________________.

A: What did Sandra buy?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Is there a sale on men's clothing?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Where is the sale?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Why does Candy need to hurry?


B: _________________________________________.

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About me

A: Have you ever attended a sale?


B: _________________________________________.

A: What things did you buy at the sale?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Do you like going to sales? Why?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Are sales common in your area?


B: _________________________________________.

A: What times of the year are there sales in your country?


B: _________________________________________.

Exercise 1

loafers boots mules


pumps rubber shoes flip flops
stilettos sneakers sandals
footwear
moccasins espadrilles aqua shoes
ballet shoes Mary Janes clogs
flats platform shoes

Fill in the blanks.

1. I need to wear ____________ while I'm at the beach.

2. My ____________ is colored blue.

3. Each time I go to the mountain I wear ______________.

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Exercise 2

necklace earrings / studs umbrella


accessories bracelet bangle cane
cuff links tie clip

Fill in the blanks.

1. I put on a ____________ when I go on a date.

2. My father needs a ____________ when he walks.

3. She brings an ______________ when its cloudy.

Exercise 3

cotton wool nylon


textiles / fabrics polyester rayon ramie
silk linen corduroy

Fill in the blanks.

1. To keep me warm my ____________ coat is all I need.

2. The ____________ fabric is made by an insect.

3. ______________ is commonly used in towels.

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Exercise 4

shirt pants hat


jacket blouse trousers
Clothing
cap suit tank top
skirt socks tuxedo

Fill in the blanks.

1. I wear a ____________ on hot summer days.

2. My ____________ is made of leather.

3. I take off my ____________ when I enter a temple.

Exercise 5

pants hat necktie / bowtie


blouse trousers cap
Clothes skirt bonnetsocks jacket
kilt scarf suit
ear muffs

Fill in the blanks.

1. For formal occasions a ____________ is common for men.

2. During winter I need ____________ to keep my ears warm.

3. A ______________ is also worn by British men.

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Lesson 2 (돌보기가 쉽다)

Peter : Hello Eddy, how are you today?


Eddy : I'm feeling great Peter thank you. Guess what? I went to the pet shop today
and I bought a Germen Shepard.
Peter : Wow! That's a big dog! But I don't like dogs I prefer cats.
Eddy : Why don't you like dogs?
Peter : When I was young I was bitten by a dog so I am scared of them now. And
cats are much easier to take care of.
Eddy : I prefer dogs over cats because dogs are very loyal and you can get exercise
when you take them for walks.
Peter : That's true but I think dogs are too expensive to take care of.
Eddy : Well cats are too independent for my liking.

Exercise

A: What kind of dog did Eddy buy?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Who prefers cats?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Why does Peter prefer cats?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Why does Eddy like dogs?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Why is Peter scared of dogs?


B: _________________________________________.

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About me

A: Do you prefer a dog or a cat and why?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Have you ever been bitten by a dog or scratched by a cat?


B: _________________________________________.

A: What is your favorite pet and why?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Do you have any pets?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Why do you think people like to keep pets?


B: _________________________________________.

Exercise 1

guinea pig rabbit pigeon python spider


mouse dog parrot turtle beetle

Fill in the blanks.

1. I wish I could have a/an ____________ for a pet.

2. My baby sister is scared of ____________ (plural form).

3. My science teacher says a/an ______________ is very noisy.

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Conversation 1

Kenneth : Mom, I need to buy some school supplies before school opens on
Monday.
Emee : Alright. We will go to the bookstore after lunch. What do you need to buy
anyway?
Kenneth : I need a pens, notebooks and pencils for almost all my subjects. I also
need oil paint and a palette for my art class.
Emee : Are you sure that's all you need? I don't want to go back to the bookstore
tomorrow if you forgot anything.
Kenneth : Hmmm….. Oh! I also need to get a pad of paper and a marker.
A new paintbrush would also be great.
Emee : Now, are you sure that's all?
Kenneth : Yup! I'm sure that's all. Thanks mom.

Exercise

A: Where did Kenneth want to go?


B: _________________________________________.

A: What time were Kenneth and Emee going to the bookstore?


B: _________________________________________.

A: What items did Kenneth need for almost all of his subjects?
B: _________________________________________.

A: What items did Kenneth need for his art class?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Who is Emee?
B: _________________________________________.

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About me

A: Have you ever been to a bookstore?


B: _________________________________________.

A: What items did you buy the last time you were in a bookstore?
B: _________________________________________.

A: Is there a bookstore near your house?


B: _________________________________________.

A: How often do you go to the bookstore?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Can you name some of the different kinds of paper you use in school?
B: _________________________________________.

Exercise 2

pencil crayon paper poster board marker


corrugated
oil pastel sketch pad pen oil pastel
board
notebook cardboard highlighter

Fill in the blanks.

1. My sister uses __________ to make her paintings.

2. I bought a/an ___________ at the art shop because my old one was broken.

3. I use _______________ to highlight important things in my book.

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Conversation 2

Christina : Bong, can you tell me how to get to 23rd street?


Bong : Travel East for about four blocks, then turn North for another two blocks.
Christina : I'm not really familiar with compass directions. Can you please repeat that.
Bong : Oh sorry. Turn right at that corner and travel for four blocks. Then turn left for
another two blocks. Okay? By the way, why do you have to go to 23rd street.
rd
Christina : I'm meeting my brother at a Korean restaurant on 23 street.
He said it was beside a small book store.
Bong : Oh yes, the restaurant is White Castle right? That's located on 23rd street. The
book store beside it is called The Bookworm. There's a huge Elm tree in front
of White Castle, you can't miss it.
Christina : Thank you!

Exercise

A: Who needed to go to 23rd street?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Who gave directions to Christina on how to get to 23rd street?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Why did Christina want to go to 23rd street?


B: _________________________________________.

A: What is the name of the Korean restaurant?


B: _________________________________________.

A: What is the name of the book store?


B: _________________________________________.

About me

A: What is your favorite Korean restaurant?


B: _________________________________________.

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A: Where is it located?
B: _________________________________________.

A: Do you have a favorite book store?


B: _________________________________________.

A: What is your favorite Korean dish?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Besides Korean restaurants, do you eat at any other restaurants?


B: _________________________________________.

Exercise 3

south down out under

west left beyond beside

Fill in the blanks.

1. My hometown is ___________ of Seoul.

2. Please take a seat ____________ me.

3. Kindly put my tennis racket ______________.

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Lesson 3 (그것은 크고 넓었다)

Monica : Tomorrow is Kim's birthday, what kind of present will you give her?
Ryan: I don't know. I am planning to look for a gift later after I finish fixing my car.
It's just a small problem though.
I can fix this in 10 minutes.
Monica : Well, if you can fix your automobile that fast, I might as well wait for you so
that we can buy a present for her together. I want to see if the surf shop is
already selling surfboards because I want to give Kim a new surfboard.
Ryan: Where is the surf shop located? Is it on the beach?
Monica : Yes, you can clearly see the shop when you arrive at the seashore because
it has a large sign.
Ryan: I think I know that. It is the big red balloon-shaped sign.
We'll go there right after I finish this.
We will use my father's car instead.

Vocabulary
quiet : 조용한, 고요한 silent : 침묵하는
present : (친한사람끼리의)선물
gift : (개인이나 단체에 대한)정식 선물
big : 큰, 넓은 huge : 거대한, 막대한
close : 패쇠하다, 닫다 shut : 닫다
quick : 재빠른, 잽싼 fast : 빠른, 고속의
beach : 해변, 물가 seashore : 해안, 바닷가
car : 차 automobile : 자동차
small : 작은, 얼마 안되는 little : (모양과 규모가)작은
nap : 겉잠, 낮잠 rest : 휴식, 수면
see : 보다 look : 바라보다
speak : 이야기하다 talk : 말하다

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Exercise

A: Whose birthday is it tomorrow?


B: _________________________________________.

A: What is Ryan doing?


B: _________________________________________.

A: What kind of present does Monica want to give to Kim?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Where are they going?


B: _________________________________________.

A: How will they go to the surf shop?


B: _________________________________________.

About me

A: What kind of present would you like to receive on your birthday?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Do you enjoy looking for a present for your loved ones? Why/why not?
B: _________________________________________.

A: Do you find it easy to look for the perfect gift for that special someone?
B: _________________________________________.

A: What was the best present you ever received?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Do you think it's better to receive or to give gifts?


B: _________________________________________.

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Tips
* synonyms
Synonyms are words that have almost the same meaning.
Example
You just made a big mistake.
You just made a huge mistake.

Exercise

Read the sentences.


Choose the word that is synonymous to the underlined word in the sentence.

1. Cellular phones should be turned into silent mode when watching a movie in a
theater.
(loud, quiet, turn off)

2. Paolo will give us a ride in his new car.


(automobile, jet, bicycle)

3. I wished for a new bicycle for my Christmas present.


(today, time, gift)

4. Can I ask for a small favor?


(huge, little, giant)

5. I am too tired to play soccer today. I think I should take a nap now.
(wake up, rest, play)

6. Don't forget to close the door when you leave the house.
(shut, open, slam)

7. Let us see what is going on behind that door.


(look at, listen, move)

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8. You should just take a quick shower because we are going to be late for school.
(gradual, slow, fast)

9. Ashley talked to her father about her grades in English.


(yelled, whispered, spoke)

10. We played Frisbee at the beach yesterday.


(ocean, seashore, sand)

Conversation

Nina : Hi Tony! Do you still remember our assignment in History class?


Tony : Hello Nina! I'm sorry I do not remember our assignment.
I keep on forgetting things today.
Nina : It's a good thing that you bumped into your beautiful friend.
I wrote it at the back of my notebook earlier.
Here you can take a look at it.
Tony : It's right here in front of your notebook, not at the back.
Can I copy this first?
Nina : Yeah, sure. But make it fast because I'm actually in a hurry.
I have to smooth over the problems between Cristina and Rufio.
Tony : All right. I will. By the way, thank you Nina.
Nina : You're welcome.
Vocabulary

friend : 벗, 친구 foe : 적, 원수
good : 좋은, 선한 evil : 나쁜, 사악한
beautiful : 아름다운, 고운 ugly : 추한, 보기 싫은
front : 앞, 정면 back : 뒤, 후면
war : 전쟁, 불화 peace : 평화, 안심
forget : 잊다, 망각하다 remember : 기억하다, 상기하다
hurry : 허둥지둥, 서두름 delay : 늦추다, 미루다
rough : 거친, 험악한 smooth : 매끄러운, 부드러운
fewer : 더 적은 more : 더 많은
fast : 빠른, 고속의 slow : 느린, 더딘

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Exercise

A: What class was their assignment for?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Where did Nina write their assignment?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Why was Nina in a hurry?


B: _________________________________________.

Useful Expressions

*smooth over means make something seem better or more pleasant.


'smooth over' 은 무엇인가를 더 좋아보이거나, 기분좋게 만들때 쓰이는 말이다.

Tips
* antonyms
Antonyms are words with the opposite meaning.
Example
I really love spicy food.
I really hate spicy food.
hot-cold
tall-short
Exercise

1. Match the term on the left to its Antonym on the right.

Friend Delay
Rough Remember
Good Evil
Forget Foe
Hurry Smooth

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2. Match the term on the left to its Antonym on the right.

War Back
Fewer Peace
Front Slow
Fast Ugly
Beautiful More

Tips
* homonyms
Homonyms are words that have the same pronunciation but different
in meaning.
Examples
I knew they had a new line of products on sale.
I ate the eight candies that were in the candy jar.

Exercise

Choose the correct word for each sentence.

1. Why did you _____ (break, brake) the rules?

2. You need to step on the _____ (break, brake) because we are going too fast.

3. My uncle _____ (bred, bread) many goats for so many years.

4. Please buy a loaf of _____ (bred, bread) when you go to the


supermarket.

5. I need to _____ (buy, by, bye) a new pair of sneakers.

6. Paul passed _____ (buy, by, bye) our store earlier and bought some
apples.

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7. I need to say good _____ (buy, by, bye) to my cousin first before we
leave.

8. Can you turn off the air condition because I feel _____
(Chile, chili, chilly)?

9. My family is planning to go to _____ (Chile, chili, chilly) this summer.

10. I'm going to plant these _____ (Chile, chili, chilly) seeds in the garden.

11. Have you seen _____ (scene, seen) the movie City of God?

12. If you don't want to make a _____ (scene, seen), you should tone your voices
down.

13. Isabel _____ (blew, blue) her chances on winning the contest when she fell on
the stage.

14. This is the first time I bought a _____ (blew, blue) shirt.

Vocabulary

break : 깨뜨리다, 부수다 brake : 제동기, 억제


bread : 빵 bred : 길렀다, 낳았다
bye : (헤어질때) 안녕 buy : 사다, 구입하다 by : 곁에, 가까이에
Chile : 칠레 chili : 칠리 고추의 chilly : 차가운, 으스스한
seen : 눈에 보이는 scene : 무대 장면, 광경
blew : (바람이)불었다 blue : 푸른, 파란

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Sample Sentences

- You're pushing your car too much.


You should step on the brake or your car might break down.

- Did you go by the store earlier?


I told you to buy a parting gift for your brother.
Give it to him when you say your goodbyes.

- The wind blew my blue tent that I pitched last night.

- Have you seen the last fight scene on the movie "The Matrix"?
It was surreal!

- Don't you feel chilly when your windows are open?


It is very windy here in Chile, we should eat chili peppers.

- We had a couple of businesses.


We had a bread shop and we also had a farm where-in
we bred sheep for their wool.

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Lesson 4 (죄송하다고 어떻게 말하나요? )

“How to say Welcome”

Mr. Hong : Hi! Martin welcome to Korea.


Martin : Thank you Mr. Hong. It's my pleasure being here.
Mr. Hong : How long will you be staying in Korea Martin?
Martin : I'm going to stay here for two weeks.
Mr. Hong : Shall we go. I want to treat you to dinner.
Martin : Thank you so much Mr. Hong that's very kind of you.
Mr. Hong : You're welcome Martin.

"Asking for a favor"

Roberto : Would you do me a favor?


Mark : Why, of course! I can do you a favor.
Roberto : I'm afraid we ran out of film and filming starts in two hours.
Mark : Well, what can I do then to help?
Roberto : I went to the supply room and there wasn't any film there anymore.
Would you mind going to the storage building downtown?
Mark : I don't know. I am not supposed to leave the premises of the studio.
Roberto : Please, I am begging you. I am short of money and i can't leave.
The executive producer keeps asking for me.
I might get fired if I leave.
Mark : Well, are you sure you can't ask any other person around to help?
Roberto : I couldn't find anybody else who has a car parked nearby.
Mark : Well, alright then. Just leave a message with the storage building custodian so
I can pick them up quickly. You know these actors.
They sometimes want a quick ride in the limousine.

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“How to Say Thank You”

Bill : Ted can you help me? I'm having such a hard time with my math homework.
Ted : Ok Bill. You can come to my house tonight.
Bill : What time shall I go to your house?
Ted : Come early, around 8:00. We'll have dinner before we study.
Bill : Thank you so much for helping me.

“How to Say Sorry”

Gilbert : Hi honey. I'm home!


Emee : Your late!!! You should have been home ten minutes ago.
Gilbert : I'm sorry, but I had to drop off Daniel because his car broke down.
Emee : You should have called. I was worried sick waiting for you.
Gilbert : I'm really sorry, I didn't think ten minutes would be a big deal.
It won't happen again.
Emee : All right, apology accepted.

“Declining an Offer Politely”

Carol : Have a sandwich.


Marie : No, thank you.
Carol : Please do have some.
Marie : No, I'm alright. I can't eat anything at the moment.
Carol : Why aren't you eating?
Marie : It is because I am trying to lose some weight.
Carol : Come on. Try some pie or some tira misu for dessert.
Marie : Thank you but I really can't have any.
Don't ruin my diet.
Carol : Okay then, if you insist.
Oh wait… I have to open the door.
Someone is knocking. Give me a moment.
Marie : Sure, go ahead. Take your time.

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Carol : It was my neighbor. He's having a party at the moment.
He's invited us to come over. He even brought some custard cake.
You want to try some?
Marie : Oh no!

“A Jewish Wedding”

So-Young : I'm so excited to see my friend Ruth get married today.


Hye-Ran : Really? Isn't she your friend who is Jewish?
So-Young : Yes, that's her. Her wedding is in Seoul but it is going to be
a real authentic Jewish wedding. They have a rabbi who is flying from a
kibbutz in Tel Aviv just for the wedding.
Hye-Ran : That sounds fascinating! I have only seen a Jewish wedding on television.
So-Young : Ruth's fiancé commissioned somebody to make a chuppah for the
wedding canopy made of fresh wooden branches tied together with
organic rope
Hye-Ran : That would really look romantic especially if it would be decorated
with lots of white roses. Oh, I can imagine how that would look like now.
So-Young : The groom would even have to wear a kind of head ornament or skull
cap
called a kipa and a symbolic white robe called a kittel.
Hye-Ran : Isn't the groom also supposed to break a glass at the end of the
wedding?
So-Young : Yes, it is customary to break a glass after the ceremony
and then the people shouts "Mazaltov" to celebrate the union of the
couple.
Hye-Ran : Wow! That ceremony sounds very ornate.
So-Young : Yes, I agree! It would be an interesting event to witness and document.
I am so grateful to Ruth for inviting me to the wedding as she knows I
love watching anthropological events.
Hye-Ran : You better show me some pictures okay?
So-Young : Sure! I will. Now I better go or I will be late.

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Vocabulary

wedding : 결혼, 혼례 anthropological : 인류학 상의


authentic : 믿을만한, 확실한 romantic : 낭만주의의
fascinating : 황홀케 하는, 매혹적인

Exercise

A: Who is getting married today?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Where is the wedding going to take place?


B: _________________________________________.

A: What is a Jewish priest called?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Who commissioned the chuppah?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Who did Ruth invite to the wedding?


B: _________________________________________.

About me

A: Have you ever been to a Jewish wedding?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Do you wear any special dress in Korean weddings?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Is there any special ceremony in a Korean wedding?


B: _________________________________________.

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A: Do you like attending weddings? Why or why not?
B: _________________________________________.

A: Are big weddings common in Korea?


B: _________________________________________.

"A Catholic Baptism"

Kim : Mom, what are we doing here?


Mom : Your cousin Julian is about to be baptized.
Now hush your mouth, the ceremony is starting already.
Kim : But mom I'm curious. Why are they all wearing white clothes?
Mom : Because it symbolizes the Church's belief that Baptism sets us free from
Original Sin.
Kim : Oh...I have another question, why are they holding candles?
It's not dark in here.
Mom : The baby is going to blow all the candles. It's like a birthday party!
Kim : Really?! I want to blow some of the candles!
Mom : No Kim, I'm joking.
Kim : Mom!
Mom : Shhhh...You're attracting attention. Okay, the candle is also a symbol.
Your cousin Julian needs the candles to light his way.
Kim : What way? To their house?
Mom : No, silly! To light the way in his journey through life.
Kim : Look Mom, I think Julian is taking a bath. They're pouring water on him.
Mom : No, the priest is not giving Julian a bath. Water is also a symbol.
Kim : What does water symbolize?
Mom : Water is the symbol that we associate with Baptism, representing life, death,
cleansing and growth.
Kim : Ahh... Mom, I want to be baptized!
Mom : You were baptized when you were still an infant.
Kim : But I don't remember that. I want to do it again.

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Mom : Okay, that's enough Kim! I think the ceremony is finished.
I will go with your aunt and uncle first to take some pictures.
You stay put all right?
Kim : Yes, Mom.

Vocabulary
hush : (조용하라는 신호) 쉿! ceremony : 의식, 의례
curious : 호기심 있는 baptism : 세례, 침례, 영세
symbolize : 상징하다, 나타내다 joking : 농담, 장난
attention : 주의력, 주의 pouring : 따르다, 쏟다
associate : 연합시키다 infant : 유아

Exercise

A: Why are they all wearing white clothes?


B: _________________________________________.

A: What are the candles for?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Why are they pouring water on Julian?


B: _________________________________________.

About me

A: Were you baptized when you were a child?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Have you ever attended a Baptismal ceremony


B: _________________________________________.

A: Describe what happened?


B: _________________________________________.

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Lesson 5 (할로윈 데이입니다)

"All Hallow's Eve (Halloween)"

Justine : Hello. You're home early.


Kendra : Yes, I came home early because I need to go on-line and research a cool
Halloween costume.
Justine : Really? That sounds exciting.
Do you have any idea what you would like to wear?
Kendra : Not yet. That's why I am going to look on the net for what possible cool
creations and make-up I could find.
Justine : Well, I hope you find one that would not be too difficult and expensive to
create.
Kendra : Me too. I have to work with a tight budget on this or I just might splurge.
Justine : You mean like last year? That was a blast though.
Kendra : Tell me about it! Last year's costume cost me about two months allowance.
Justine : I pray that you won't go overboard again with your expenditures then.
Kendra : Yes, I hope so.
Justine : We will just wait and see then. Good luck on your costume!
Kendra : Thanks a lot!
Justine : You're welcome.

Vocabulary

research : 연구, 조사 costume : 복장, 의상


blast : 한바탕의 바람, 돌풍 expenditure : 지출, 소비
overboard : ~밖으로

Exercise

A: Why did Kendra come home early?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Where does Kendra intend to research her costume?


B: _________________________________________.

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A: When did Kendra overspend on her costume?
B: _________________________________________.

A: How much did her last costume cost?


B: _________________________________________.

About me

A: When do we celebrate Halloween?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Why do we wear costumes during Halloween?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Do you like making or buying your costumes?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Do you go "trick or treating" in Korea?


B: _________________________________________.

“Valentine's Day”

Gina : Where are you going to take me this Valentines Day?


Roy : I don't know.
Gina : Are you telling me you have not thought about where you are taking me? I
thought you loved me.
Roy : I'm not even sure I can see you on Valentines Day. I have to work.
Gina : If you don't take me out I will never speak to you again.
Roy : Ok honey I'm sorry I promise we will go to a romantic restaurant.
Gina : That's more like it.

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Vocabulary
restaurant : 음식점, 레스토랑 promise : 약속, 계약
thought : 생각, 의견, 견해

Exercise

A: Why can't Roy take Gina out?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Where will Roy take Gina?


B: _________________________________________.

A: When will Roy take Gina out?


B: _________________________________________.

About me

A: Do you celebrate Valentines Day?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Where did you go last Valentines Day?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Did you receive or give a gift on Valentines Day?


B: _________________________________________.

A: What does Valentines Day mean to you?


B: _________________________________________.

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"Meeting a Friend"

Rupert : Excuse me, where can I find spark plugs?


Francis : They are located in section C, right beside the brake pads.
Rupert : All right. Wait, Francis. Is that you?
Francis : Yes my name is Francis. Do I know you?
Rupert : My name is Rupert. We went to the same academy.
Don't you remember?
Francis : Oh yeah! You used to go out with that gorgeous blonde right?
Rupert : You mean Carmen? We got married last December.
So you're also a bike aficionado huh.
Francis : Yup. I actually own this store. Do you want to see my collection?
I have two Ducati's, a Yamaha R1 and four Harley Davidsons'.
Rupert : Wow, that's impressive! I really want to see your collection but I'm in a hurry
because I have to run some errands.
Hey, why don't we have a drink or two tomorrow?
Francis : Sure, why not. By the way, here's my card.
If you have any problems regarding your motorcycle, just call or come here
to my shop.
Rupert : All right. It's nice meeting you again Francis.
Francis : You too Rupert. Don't forget your spark plugs.

Vocabulary

section : 구역, 구간 academy : 협회, 학회


gorgeous : 호화로운, 찬란한 aficionado : 열성가. 애호가
collection : 수집, 채집

Exercise

A: What is Rupert looking for?


B: _________________________________________.

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A: Who did Rupert get married to?
B: _________________________________________.

A: What kind of store are they in?


B: _________________________________________.

A: What does Francis collect?


B: _________________________________________.

A: What did Francis give to Rupert?


B: _________________________________________.

About me

A: Do you own a motorcycle?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Do you think motorcycles are safe?


B: _________________________________________.

A: What are the advantages of owning a motorcycle?


B: _________________________________________.

A: What are the disadvantages of owning a motorcycle?


B: _________________________________________.

"Meeting an Officemate/Colleague"

Bob : Hello there! Come right in. Have a seat.


May I get you anything?
Charles : No, thanks. I am good.
Bob : Have you heard anything from Andrew lately?

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Charles : Not much. We haven't really been in touch recently.
But I have heard something about him though.
Bob : Oh really? I heard he has a son now.
Charles : Yes, he has. And I heard he is a lot happier now.
Bob : That is wonderful!
Charles : Yes, he sure to be happy after what he has been through.
Bob : Are you sure you wouldn't care for anything? Tea, perhaps?
Charles : Oh, I am fine. Thank you just the same.
Bob : Okay, suit yourself. May I leave you one moment though?
I have to turn off the oven.
Charles : No problem. Take your time.
I am not much in a hurry anyways. It has been quite a while since we had a
chat so I'm excited to catch up.
Bob : Okay, I'll leave you for a while but I'll be quick.
Charles : Sure.

Vocabulary

anything : 무언가, 무엇이든 deserves : ~할 만하다


recently : 최근, 바로 얼마 전 moment : 순간, 시기
wonderful : 훌륭한, 굉장한

Exercise

A: Who was Bob asking about?


B: _________________________________________.

A: What did Bob offer Charles?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Did Charles accept the tea?


B: _________________________________________.

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A: What did Bob have to turn off?
B: _________________________________________.

About me

A: Do you like tea?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Do you like cooking?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Do you often chat with your friends?


B: _________________________________________.

A: What do you often talk about?


B: _________________________________________.

"Meeting a Superior"

Richard : Good morning Sir. How are you today?


Luke : Good morning Richard. Have you finished that report that I asked you for
yesterday?
Richard : Well Sir, to be honest I'm still working on it because I'm still waiting for
some information from the accounting department.
Luke : That is unacceptable!!! I have a meeting in thirty minutes and I need that
report.
Richard : Sir please forgive me. I promise I'll finish it on time. I'll have the report on
your desk in twenty minutes.
Luke : That's more like it. Make sure this doesn't happen again or you're fired!
Richard : Yes sir!

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Vocabulary

report : 보고서, 신고서 information : 정보, 지식


accounting : 회계학, 회계보고 unacceptable : 받아들이기 어려운
department : (공공기관 회사등의) 부, 부문

Exercise

A: What was unacceptable?


B: _________________________________________.

A: When will Luke have a meeting?


B: _________________________________________.

A: In how many minutes did Richard promise Luke that he will finish the report?
B: _________________________________________.

About me

A: Do you have a nice superior?


B: _________________________________________.

A: What is it like to have a superior like Luke?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Did you ever have to rush a report?


B: _________________________________________.

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Lesson 6 (죠이는 미기보다 크다)

Francis : Miggy and Joyce seem to be enjoying each other's company.


Mel : Yeah, I agree. They have a lot in common.
Francis : Like what?
Mel : Miggy is as jolly as Joyce. They both like to laugh all the time.
Francis : They are the same age right?
Mel : Yes, but Joyce is taller than Miggy.
Maybe she got her height from her dad.
Her dad is a basketball player.
Francis : Is she the tallest in their class?
Mel : Yes, she is.
Francis : They also have their differences.

What is a Adjective? (형용사란 무엇인가?)

An ADJECTIVE : A word used to modify or describe a noun or pronoun.


It usually answers one of these questions: Which one? What kind of?
How many?

형용사는 명사나 대명사를 수식하거나 묘사하는 역할을 한다.


형용사는 주로 “어느것?”,“어떤 종류의?”이나 “얼마나 많이?”의 질문에 답을 한다.

Rules for using adjectives

1. Adjectives that have one or two syllables, just add er, -est.
example
hard harder hardest
light lighter lightest
하나나 두 개의 음절이 있는 형용사에는 ‘er' 이나 ’est'를 더한다.

2. Do not use the double comparison.


이중의 비교급은 쓰지 않는다.

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3. Adjectives that have two syllables and ending in Y,
change y to i and add er or est.
example
lucky - luckier - luckiest
happy - happier - happiest
lovely - lovelier - loveliest
형용사 중에 두 개의 음절을 가지고 있고, ‘y'로 끝나는 것은,
’y'를 ‘i'로 바꾸고 ’er'이나 ‘est'를 더한다.

4. Adjectives that have two or more syllables but not ending in Y,


use MORE or MOST before the adjective.
example
beautiful more beautiful most beautiful
expensive more expensive most expensive
형용사 중에 두 개나 그이상의 음절을 가지고 있지만, ‘y'로 끝나지 않는 것은,
형용사 앞에 ‘more'이나 ‘most’를 더한다.

5. Some adjectives have irregular forms.


example
good - better - best
bad - worse - worst
어떤 형용사는 불규칙한 형태를 가지고 있기도 하다.

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Degrees of Comparison

1. COMPARATIVES - used to compare two things, you can use THAN, or a


conjunction like BUT
비교급은 두 가지를 비교할 때 쓰이고, ‘than'이나 접속사 ’but'이 쓰인다.
examples
a. My sister is taller than me.
b. Edwin is tall, but Jerome is taller.

2. SUPERLATIVES - used to compare more that two things. It usually use THE
최상급은 두 가지 이상의 것을 비교할 때 쓰이고, ‘the'가 주로 쓰이다.

Exercise

Change the following words to comparative and superlative forms.

1. dangerous _______________ _______________

2. weak _______________ _______________

3. important _______________ _______________

4. small _______________ _______________

5. boring _______________ _______________

6. funny ______________ _______________

7. angry _______________ _______________

8. big _______________ _______________

9. magnificent _______________ _______________

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10. new _______________ _______________

11. handsome _______________ _______________

12. delicious _______________ _______________

13. clumsy _______________ _______________

14. scary _______________ _______________

15. strange _______________ _______________

Exercise

1. Sixth Sense is the_________ (scary) movie I've ever seen.

2. That was the _________ (bad) typhoon this year.

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Lesson 7
(나는 참을성 있게 기다리고 있었다)

Jacqui : There you are! Where have you been?


Walter : I am so sorry to be late.
Jacqui : Yes, but where have you been?
I have been waiting here patiently.
Walter : There was some construction being done on the highway.
Everyone's cars were moving sluggishly.
Jacqui : Well, you could have called you know.
Walter : My phone's battery is not working properly.
I have recharged it all night but it seems that it only lasted for a few hours
and I have been running errands tenaciously all day.
Jacqui : You could have asked to borrow someone else's phone to call me or to
send me a message urgently.
Walter : I was feeling dazed and confused all afternoon.
I have not yet eaten lunch.
My stomach is grumbling wildly already.
Jacqui : Okay, so would you like to find a restaurant now?
Walter : I thought you would have thought of that already.
Jacqui : I have been waiting anxiously for you.
My mind was not thinking effectively as well.
Walter : Alright then. So, what kind of food would you like to eat?
Jacqui : I have an earnest craving for pasta.
Let's go to an Italian restaurant!
Walter : Then let's get inside the car promptly.
Jacqui : Let me just get my stuff by the door.
Walter : Oh dear! My front tire is flat!
What a delightfully taxing day indeed!

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Vocabulary

patiently : 참을성 있게, 끈기 있게 sluggishly : 게으르게, 나태하게


properly : 당연히, 적당하게 tenaciously : 완강하게, 집요하게
urgently : 긴급히, 다급하여 dazed : 눈부시게, 현혹시키는
confused : 당황한, 혼란한 wildly : 격렬하게. 사납게
anxiously : 마음을 졸이며. 걱정하여 effectively : 유효하게, 효과적으로
promptly : 신속히, 재빠르게 delightfully : 매우 기쁘게, 즐겁게

Useful Expressions

running errands 심부름을 가다


stomach is grumbling 배가 몹시 고프다, 위가 소동을 친다
sending a message / sending a text message 메시지를 보내다/문자를 보내다
a craving for ~을 열망하다, ~을 갈망하다, ~을 간절히 원하다
a taxing day 세금 내는 날, 돈 내는 날, (뜻하지 않게)돈을 쓰게 되는 날

Exercise

A: Why was Walter late?


B: _________________________________________.

A: What happened to Walter's phone?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Were they able to leave immediately?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Have you been late going somewhere before?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Why were you late?


B: _________________________________________.

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A: Did you make somebody get angry at you for being late?
B: _________________________________________.

A: What should you do to avoid being late?


B: _________________________________________.

Definition of Adverbs

An adverb is a word that modifies or gives a description of a verb or a


modifier (adjective or another adverb). It is a word that gives more
information or details about the word it is describing.
Adverbs describe verbs, adjectives and adverbs in terms of such qualities
as time, frequency and manner.

부사는 동사나 다른 수식어(형용사나 다른 부사)를 수식하거나,


그에 대해 더 많은 정보를 주는 품사이다.
부사는 묘사를 하고 있는 것에 대해 더 세밀한 정보를 준다.
부사는 시간, 빈도, 양태의 따라 동사, 형용사와 부사를 꾸민다.

Adverbs of Manner (양태의 부사)

Adverbs of Manner tell us how something happens.


They are usually placed after the main verb or after the object.

양태의 부사는 어떤 것이 어떻게 일어났는지 말해준다.


이것은 주로 문장안의 주요 동사의 뒤나 목적어 뒤에 오게 된다.
examples
She politely declined the offer of chocolates.

He studied diligently for his Math exam last night.

Janice sadly said that her puppy ran away this morning.

Donald spoke tartly about the new school policies.

The tribesmen of Mogadishu traditionally live in clay huts.

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Exercise

Rephrase the sentence to include the adverb.

example
He treated her.(respectfully)
He treated her respectfully.

1. He spoke his speech.(eloquently)


_______________________________

2. Anita met him.(secretly)


_______________________________

3. The boy band Super Junior sings.(wonderfully)


_______________________________

4. The lion is roaring.(loudly)


_______________________________

5. John's sister plays the trumpet.(awfully)


_______________________________

6. Dana hurt her leg in an accident.(badly)


_______________________________

7. The burglars sneaked inside the house.(quietly)


_______________________________

8. The soldier ate his meals.(quickly)


_______________________________

9. Jane took the results of the exam.(sadly)


_______________________________

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10. Mr. Hong accepted the reward.(gladly)
_______________________________

Adverbs of Time (시간의 부사)

Adverbs of Time tell us when an action happened, and the use of this
adverb might affect the verb tenses in a particular clause.
Adverbs of time can be classified under three categories :
Past, Present and Future

시간의 부사는 언제 행동이나 동작이 일어났는지를 말해주고,


이것은 특정한 문장의 절 안에서 동사의 시제에 영향을 주기도 한다.
시간의 따른 부사는 세 가지의 분류로 나뉜다. 과거, 현재, 미래시제.

examples
We played soccer in the field yesterday.

They are having a party today.

Anna will sing in the auditorium tomorrow.

Exercise

Rearrange the words to make a sentence.


Place the time expressions at the end of the sentence.

example
office / early / the / to / came / I I came to the office early.

1. report / I / immediately / the / need /


__________________________________

2. home / tomorrow / will / I / go


__________________________________

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3. today / played / games / computer / Garret
__________________________________

4. ? / you / were / where / yesterday


__________________________________

5. won / award / Jake /recently / the


__________________________________

6. last / the / Adam / finished / marathon


__________________________________

7. study / I / now / can


__________________________________

8. as soon as possible / project / the / submit


__________________________________

9. recently / Mr. Lee / job / his / lost


__________________________________

10. married / last night / got / Steven and Martha


__________________________________

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Lesson 8 (나는 항상 내 마음과 얘기한다)

Adverbs of Frequency (빈도의 부사)

Adverbs of Frequency indicate approximately how many times something


happens.
빈도의 부사는 대략 어떤일이 얼마나 자주 일어나는지 말해준다.

Examples
I always speak my mind.

He never forgets to exercise.

Julie often wonders about the stars.

I take a bath daily.

The company publishes a fiscal report annually.

Exercise

Rephrase the sentence to include the adverb.

example
I go to Jeju Island.(often)
I often go to Jeju Island.

1. Ryan eats here.(everyday)


_______________________________

2. It rains in summer.(never)
_______________________________

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3. My dad plays golf on Saturdays.(seldom)
_______________________________

4. They go to church every Sunday.(always)


_______________________________

5. Rapunzel cuts her hair.(rarely)


_______________________________

6. I go to the beach every summer.(usually)


_______________________________

7. My dad drinks soju.(occasionally)


_______________________________

8. Mother goes to yoga class.(frequently)


_______________________________

9. Have you been to Incheon Airport?(ever)


_______________________________

10. I eat kimchi jjigae.(sometimes)


_______________________________

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Adverbs of Place (장소의 부사)

Adverbs of Place tell us where an incident happens or takes place.


They are usually placed after the main verb or after the object.

장소의 부사는 어떤 사건이 어디에서 일어났는지 말해준다.


이것은 주로 문장에서 주요 동사나 목적어 뒤에 온다.

examples
Birds fly southwards before winter.

He bought his coffee there at the corner store.

He threw the toy car downstairs.

Exercise

Answer the question using the corresponding adverb of place.

example
Where is the bathroom?(upstairs)
The bathroom is upstairs.

1. Where are the children?(outside)


_______________________________

2. Where is the gym?(nearby)


_______________________________

3. Where are you going?(somewhere)


_______________________________

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4. Where should I place the boxes?(anywhere)
_______________________________

5. Where is the bedroom located?(there)


_______________________________

6. Where in the zoo are the animals?(inside)


_______________________________

7. Where are the students walking?(home)


_______________________________

8. Where is he headed?(nowhere)
_______________________________

9. Where are the books?(here)


_______________________________

10. Where is the washing machine?(downstairs)


_______________________________

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Adverbs of Degree (정도의 부사)

Adverbs of Degree tell us about the intensiveness or the degree of a quality


(adjectives), or even an adverb itself, (normally adverbs of manner).

정도의 부사는 어떤 강의어(강도나 세기), 질의 정도(형용사),


부사만 으로라도(대부분의 양태의 부사)를 말해준다.

examples She had a very big problem last month.

I couldn't quite understand what he was saying.

Jake almost threw up after riding the roller coaster.

Exercise

Complete the sentence with the appropriate adverb.

1. Diana finished the day _________ exhausted. (a bit / totally)

2. Celine Dion is a good singer. She's ___________ fantastic.

(absolutely / very)

3. The Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur are __________ high.

(absolutely / pretty)

4. La Playa de Sol is _______ interesting place. (quite an / a rather)

5. That kid of yours is _________ lazy. (absolutely / extremely)

6. It was _________ cold this morning. (a bit / absolutely)

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7. Jenna, in my opinion, is _______ mad. (completely / highly)

8. Elisha Cuthbert looked gorgeous at the Golden Globe Awards ceremony.

(absolutely / totally)

9. Kayla is ______ incompetent. (absolutely / really)

10. Tagaytay is _______ pretty town. (quite a / a rather)

11. The Maldives is ______ small country. (really a / a very)

12. It was _______ simple invention. (quite a / a remarkably)

13. Samantha is a _______ skilled computer analyst. (completely / highly)

14. Sigmund lives ______ care-free life. (quite a / a very)

15. Kim cooks _____ well. (absolutely / fairly)

Exercise

Fill the blank with an appropriate adverb. Use a dictionary or thesaurus if necessary.

1. Ben takes a bath _________.

2. It is ______ hot during summer.

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3. The gorilla is locked _________ the cage.

4. My room is located ________.

5. I was dreaming about you __________.

6. This blueberry cheesecake is ___________ delicious!

7. The burglar ran away _______ from the police.

8. I will _______ try to smoke a cigarette.

9. The whole world _______ mourned for the death of The Crocodile Hunter.

10. I did not eat breakfast ________.

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Lesson 9 (나는 종종 공원에 간다)

Anne : Are you coming to the party with us Lucy?


Lucy : I'd really love to but I can't.
Anne : But you already bought a dress for the party.
Lucy : Yes, I know. Yesterday, I was eager and excited to go to the party.
I even prepared the things I need.
Anne : And now what happened?
Lucy : This morning when I woke up, my head was spinning.
I have a splitting headache.
Anne : Didn't you get enough sleep last night?
Lucy : I didn't sleep a wink last night.
Anne : Why?
Lucy : My boyfriend and I talked all night long. He is taking me to the beach later.
Anne : Oh! So, that's why,

Vocabulary

already : 이미, 벌써 yesterday : 어제


eager : 간절히 바라는 prepared : 준비가 되어있는
headache : 두통

Exercise

A: Why isn't Lucy going to the party?


B: _________________________________________.

A: What did Lucy feel when she woke up in the morning?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Why didn't Lucy sleep last night?


B: _________________________________________.

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A: Where is Lucy's boyfriend taking her?
B: _________________________________________.

A: What did Lucy buy for the party?


B: _________________________________________.

About me

A: Do you often go to parties?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Do you often go to the beach?


B: _________________________________________.

A: What do you like about going to parties?


B: _________________________________________.

A: What do you like about going to the beach?


B: _________________________________________.

What are Conjunctions?


CONJUNCTION - a word that joins other words or parts of a sentence together.

접속사는 단어들을 연결해주거나 한 문장에서 다른 부분들을 함께 연결시켜주는


역할을 한다.

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Kinds of Conjunctions

1. Coordinating conjunctions - for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so


example
Sharon went to the mall and bought some clothes

2. Correlative conjunctions
either. . .or both. . . and
neither. . . nor not only. . . but also

3. Conjunctive adverbs
example also besides
anyway finally instead
note : Place a semicolon before the conjunctive adverb and a comma after
the conjunctive adverb
접속 부사 앞에 ;을 넣고, 접속 부사 뒤에 , 를 넣는다.

4. Subordinating conjunctions
after although before
as when until
where than that
example
The businessman I met when I was in Italy is here.

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Lesson 10 (그는 목수입니다)

Tips
*Singular nouns
refer to a unit or quantity. 단수명사는 단위나 양을 나타낸다.

Examples

1) Kindly open the door for me, please.

2) I saw a kitten up on the roof.

3) I called for a carpenterto fix the baluster.

4) It was a tiring day for the workers in the factory.

5) At the zoo, he was disappointed to see the lion sleeping.

6) It’s nice to know I’ll always have a friend.

7) It’s advisable to take the highway when going to the city.

8) It would make me feel better if you show me a smile.

9) Would you like to come inside my office?

10) She gave birth to a beautiful baby.

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Vocabulary
kindly : 친절하게, 상냥하게 carpenter : 목수, 목공
tiring : 지치게 하는, 지루한 disappointed : 실망한, 낙담한
highway : 고속도로, 큰길 advisable : 권할만한, 적당한
inside : 안쪽, 내면 beautiful : 아름다운, 고운

Exercise

1) She’s the best _____ in her class. (student / housewife)

2) I want to buy a _____ for my son. (bike / doll)

3) I’d rather take the _____ to work. (coffee / train)

4) Can you please open the _____? (fan / window)

5) The child ran after her _____ down the street. (dog / cup)

6) I can’t seem to find the _____ I need in the library. (bus / book)

7) He gave her a _____ for their anniversary. (ring / door)

8) Martha should put a _____ on that dog. (couch / leash)

9) The _____ says the attire is strictly formal. (house / invitation)

10) Mr. Smith refuses to board the _____ unless his wife comes with
him. (aircraft / runway)

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Tips
*Plural nouns
refer to number, amount or individuals.
복수 명사는 숫자나, 양, 개개인을 나타낸다.

Examples

1) Can you get rid of the boxes in the attic?

2) She took a lot of pictures during her trip.

3) It’s your turn to wash the dishes.

4) How many churches are there in this community?

5) A few companies suffered only minimal losses after the economic


crisis.

6) We reserve our best crystal glasses for special occasions.

7) The students in our school don’t like wearing uniforms.

8) They will broadcast the games at these times.

9) At the concert, the bands played several songs each.

10) The little children couldn’t wait till Christmas came around.

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Vocabulary

attic : 지붕과 천장사이의 공간 community : 사회, 공동체


suffer : 괴로워하다, 견디다 minimal : 최소의, 극미한
economic : 경제의, 경제상의 crystal : 수정, 크리스털
broadcast : 방송하다 concert : 콘서트, 음악회

Exercise

Convert the following singular nouns to its plural form.

1) These __________ (gown) need to be ready in time for the Spring Formal.

2) The Cathedral of Notre Dame is one of the oldest __________ (Church) in


the world.

3) I enjoy eating peach _________ (half) with cottage cheese.

4) The __________ (boy) locker room is parallel to the gym for easy access.

5) The children are on the hilltop flying __________ (kite).

6) Salinger is one of the best knife ________ (brand) in the market today.

7) Be sure to stack those _________ (box) before the boss arrives.

8) These ___________ (computer) are so outdated.

9) Label your __________ (key) properly so you don’t lose any.

10) Count your ___________ (penny) before you take them to the bank for
depositing.

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Rules on how to make nouns plural :

1. For most nouns, just add the letter S.

examples: bats, horses, labels

대부분의 명사들은 간단하게 ‘s'를 더한다.

2. If a noun ends with the letters S, CH, SH, X or Z, just add ES.
examples: buses, churches, waxes

명사가 s, ch, sh, x 나 z로 끝날 때는, ‘es'를 더한다.

3. If a noun ends with the letters F or FE, change the F to a V


and then add ES.
examples: scarves, leaves
명사가 f나 fe로 끝날 때는, ‘f'를 ’v'로 바꾸고, ‘es'를 더한다.

4. If a noun ends with a vowel and a Y, add the letter S.


examples: boys, toys, buoys

명사가 모음으로 끝나고 ‘y'로 끝날 때는, ’s'를 더한다.

5. If a nouns ends with a consonant and a Y, drop the letter Y


and add IES.

examples: nannies, pennies

명사가 자음으로 끝나고 ‘y'로 끝날 때는, ’y'를 떨어뜨리고

‘ies'를 더한다.

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Tips
*Collective nouns (집합 명사)
are names for groups of people, animals, or things.
집합 명사는 사람의 그룹이나, 동물, 물건들의 이름을 나타낸다.

Examples

1) The Italian team was welcomed in the Winner’s Circle after the World Cup
Finals of 2006.

2) My family goes to the Hamptons every spring break.

3) The committee ruled against the union’s demands.

4) The shepherd led the herd back to the pen.

5) The flock of geese you saw yesterday was heading south for the winter.

6) The band started playing "The Way You Look Tonight"as the new groom
led his lovely wife to the dance floor.

7) This is the most unruly class I have ever handled in all my years of
teaching.

8) The staff at summer camp is trained lifeguards so there is no need to


worry.

9) The ant colony swarmed out of the broken ant farm case.

Vocabulary

demand : 요구하다. 청구하다 shepherd : 양치는 사람


yesterday : 어제, 전날 lovely : 사랑스러운, 귀여운
unruly : 감당할 수 없는 lifeguard : 구조원, 경호원
swarmed : 떼를 지은 detention : 붙들림, 저지

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Exercise

Choose the best word to complete the sentence.

1) The Three Musketeers are one of the most famous (herds / trios) in
history.

2) The (staffs / bands) rendition of ‘Baby I Love Your Way’is a blend of


reggae and R&B.

3) Lauren Hill first started singing in the Church (bundle / choir).

4) Of the original Rat (orchestra / pack), I like Frank Sinatra the best.

5) The (class / swarm) of bees attacked the poor boy.

6) A (clump / bunch) of us will go down to the beach tomorrow.

7) The (pod / audience) gave the production a standing ovation.

8) I observed a (jury / school) of clown fish swimming past that coral over
there.

9) The Lawn Tennis (crew / team) garnered a total of 2 trophies, 2 gold


medals and 5 bronze medals for this school year.

10) The (committee / stack) of papers on my desk are missing; the maid
must have mistaken it for trash!

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Lesson 11
(책상과 의자는 교실 안에 있다)

Tips
*Countable nouns (가산명사)
name individual people or things.
가산 명사는 개개인의 사람이나 물건들의 이름을 나타낼 때 쓰인다.

Examples

1) The girl crossed the street and ran into that building.

2) People today are faced with numerous social problems, the biggest of
which is racism.

3) The food items on sale are most likely near the expiry date already.

4) Eggs are classified into organic, one yolk, and two yolks.

5) The trees in the park were uprooted during the storm.

6) The tables and chairs we have aren’t enough for the party.

7) The students are not prepared for the quiz today.

8) Sandra went out with her friends last night.

9) Feel free to grab a snack from the refrigerator.

10) She checked her answering machine for messages.

Vocabulary

building : 건축, 건물 numerous : 다수의, 수많은


social : 사회적인, racism : 인종 차별주의
likely : 있음직한, ~할 것 같은 expiry : 소멸, 종료, 만기
classified : 분류된, 구분된 uprooted : 뿌리째 뽑은
prepared : 준비가 되어있는 refrigerator : 냉장고, 냉동장치

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Exercise

Choose the best word from the box to complete the sentence.
clues clothes materials
shows essays butler
professor newspaper land pocketbooks

1) There is not much _______ available for a new football field.

2) How many _______ did you pack for the trip?

3) I am a _______ at Harvard University.

4) His _______ told me he wasn’t home.

5) You can buy these _______ at the bookstore.

6) I read about the accident in the _______.

7) Are there any good _______ on TV tonight?

8) I can’t go out tonight; I have so many _______ to write.

9) I don’t have enough _______ for the project.

10) The police couldn’t find any _______ to solve the murder.

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Tips
*Mass nouns (질량명사)
name abstract, intangible or concrete things
질량 명사는 추상적이거나, 만질 수 없거나, 실제의 것들을 나타낼 때 쓰인다.

Examples

1) Indian food is well known for its heavy aromatic spices.

2) The fun at Enchanted Kingdom never stops!

3) Knowledge is power.

4) The information on the internet is limitless.

5) The furniture will be delivered first thing on Monday morning.

6) He gives great advice to his friends, but he can’t handle his own
problems.

7) The water shortage last week was so bad that I think half of my
officemates went to work without bathing.

8) Sand is so hard to get out of wet clothes.

9) The fire spread quickly over the dry bushes and reached the house next
door.

10) Butcher Dan’s meat always comes fresh from his slaughterhouse.

Vocabulary

aromatic : 향기로운 enchanted : 매혹한, 황홀한


shortage : 부족, 결핍 officemates : 직장 동료
bathing : 수영, 목욕 clothes : 옷, 의복
butcher : 푸주간. 고깃간 slaughterhouse : 도살장

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Exercise

Choose the best word to complete the sentence.

1) The victim’s family is searching for _______.


a) justice
b) houses
c) clients
d) killers

2) My son loves to play in the _______ when it’s hot outside.


a) school
b) factory
c) water
d) house

3) There’s some _______ coming out of the volcano’s crater.


a) rocks
b) sticks
c) bricks
d) smoke

4) The woman needs to buy some _______ for her baby.


a) cookies
b) milk
c) candies
d) sandwiches

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5) Can you please get me some _______ from the pantry?
a) cans
b) carrots
c) sugar
d) jars

6) Our bodies need _______ in order to live.


a) buttons
b) cars
c) glasses
d) oxygen

7) I hate cleaning the attic. I’m allergic to _______.


a) brooms
b) dust
c) mops
d) pails

8) I really love _______. It’s my passion.


a) music
b) bananas
c) clocks
d) boxes

9) Can you pass the _______ please?


a) onions
b) rice
c) pitcher
d) plates

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10) I need to borrow some _______.
a) shirts
b) bracelets
c) books
d) money

Special nouns

Some nouns have no plural forms except when used under special
conditions.
어떤 명사들은 특별한 경우를 제외하고, 복수의 형태가 없다.
advice jewelry hair
water applause furniture
bread scenery money

Some nouns are always plural and take plural verbs.


어떤 명사들은 항상 복수의 형태이며 복수형태의 동사와 같이 쓰인다.
headquarters scissors clothes
trousers ashes riches
wages glasses pants

Some nouns are plural in form but take singular verbs


어떤 명사들은 복수의 형태이지만, 단수형태의 동사와 같이 쓰인다.
economics politics measles
news mathematics mumps

Examples

1) Our High School Guidance counselor Mrs. Regullano gives excellent


advice.

2) My Aunt Elizabeth left me all her white gold jewelry in her will.

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3) We’ll meet again tomorrow at Headquarters at 8 in the morning hours for
our special training workshop.

4) These scissors are too sharp for a child; you need to buy the plastic
kind.

5) It’s very difficult to budget my money because we get our wages only
once a month.

6) They scattered his ashes into the river behind his house, just as he
wished.

7) These pants are my favorite; they are comfortable and have a great fit.

8) The news about the hurricane came too late to warn the citizens.

9) Politics is a very dirty and uneven playing field for the smart and coy.

10) Bea got the measles when she was only 2 years old.

Vocabulary
guidance : 안내, 지도 counsellor : 고문, 상담역
excellent : 우수한, 훌륭한 training : 훈련, 단련
budget : 예산, 경비 scattered : 따로 따로 떨어진
hurricane : 폭풍, 태풍 politics : 정치, 정치학
uneven : 평탄하지 않은 citizens : 시민, 국민

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Lesson 12 (제인은 선생님이 되었다)

Linking verbs

LINKING VERBS do not express action. They connect the subject to the
equivalent or additional information in the sentence.
연결 동사는 동작이나 행동을 나타내지 않는다. 연결동사는 주어를 문장
안에서의 동격이나 추가로 있는 정보와 연결시켜 주는 역할을 한다.

TO BE TO BECOME TO SEEM
is
Seemed
Am
Seeming
Are
Become Seems
Was
Becomes Has seemed
Were
Became Have seemed
Has been
Has become Had seemed
Have been
Have become I is seeming
Had been
Will become Are seeming
I s being
Will have become Was seeming
Are being
Were seeming
Was being
Will seem
Will have been

Examples

1) The IQ test proves that Jane is a genius.

2) After drinking the soju on an empty stomach, Ernest turned green.

3) On rainy days, my cats are content to snuggle in my bed.

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4) Samantha always feels sleepy after finishing off a Big Mac and an
Up-sized Coke.

5) Johnny seemed quiet at first, but I guess I was mistaken.

6) The child is being held hostage inside that abandoned warehouse.

7) His staff appeared disorganized during the meeting.

8) Her perfume smells awful!

9) Charlotte’s voice sounds lovely.

10) That painting looks great on that wall.

Vocabulary

genius : 천재적인, 비상한 stomach : 위, 복부


snuggle : 달라붙다, 끌어안다 hostage : 인질, 담보
abandoned : 버림받은, 폐기된 warehouse : 창고, 저장소
disorganized : 파괴하다, 혼란시키다 perfume : 향기, 향수

Tips
If you can substitute AM, IS or ARE for the verb in your sentence,
and it still makes sense, then you have a linking verb.
If the sentence does not sound logical after the substitution,
then you have an action word.
문장에 am, is 나 are 를 동사로 대체했다면, 뜻은 통하나, 연결동사가
되어버린다.
대체 후에 문장이 이상하다면, 그 동사는 동작이나 행위의 단어가 된다.

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Linking verbs

The following words are sometimes used as action words, and


sometimes used as linking verbs.
이 동사들은 가끔씩 행동의 단어들로도 쓰이며, 연결동사로도 쓰인다.
Appear Become Became
Grow Look Remain
Smell Sound Taste
Turn

Exercise

Identify the linking verb in the sentences below.

1) I always feel out of place when I am with those people.

2) That idea sounds really good.

3) Cherry is always full of ideas.

4) The ghost in the picture appeared to be a fake.

5) That was the time when the fraud became apparent.

6) Red hair looks good on you,

7) Sorry, I am too busy to take the call.

8) It has been fun working with you all.

9) The air freshener they used smells good.

10) All my brothers are home tonight.

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"Getting a library card"

Student: Good morning ma’am. I would like to borrow these books for my thesis
research.
Librarian: Okay, do you have your library card with you?
Student: Oh, no! I don’t have a library card yet. What should I do? I really need
these books today.
Librarian: Don’t worry! You can apply for a library card today. I’ll issue you a
temporary card so you can check-out these books today.
Student: Really? Thank you! What do I need to do?
Librarian: Just fill up this form. I’ll take your picture in a while so I can print it
onto your card. For the meantime, I’ll give you a temporary card. Your
permanent card will be ready in 3 days.
Student: Okay. Do I have to pay a processing fee?
Librarian: No, it’s free. If you’re done filling out the application form, I would like
you to stand over there so I can take your picture.
Student: Okay. How long can I keep the books for?
Librarian: You’ll have to return them in 3 days, or else you’ll be charged a late
fee.
Student: Fair enough. I’m done with the form. You can take my picture now.

thesis : 논제, 주제 Vocabulary issue : 내주다, 발행하다


temporary : 일시의, 잠깐 동안의 permanent : 영구한, 불변하는
processing : 진행, 처리 application : 지원서, 신청서
charged : 부담하다, 전과하다 enough : 충분한, 족한
picture : 그림, 사진

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Exercise

A: What did the student want to borrow those books for?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Can you bring home books from the library without a library card?
B: _________________________________________.

A: How much did the student have to pay for the library card?
B: _________________________________________.

A: How long will it take to process the student’s library card?


B: _________________________________________.

A: How long can the student borrow the books?


B: _________________________________________.

About me

A: Have you ever been to a library? In your community? School?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Do you like going to the library?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Do you have a library card? Since when?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Do you take library books home?


B: _________________________________________.

A: Have you ever retuned a library book late? What happened?


B: _________________________________________.

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Lesson 13 (그들은 내 방을 칠했다)

Moods of the verb (동사의 서법)

All verbs have a mood, which relates what the writer or speaker intends.
모든 동사에도 글을 쓰는 사람이나 말하는 사람이 의도하는 바와
연결되는 법이 있다.

Moods of the verb (동사의 서법) 1

Indicative states an apparent fact or asks a question. This is the way


verbs are normally used in English, and is therefore the most common.
직설법은 눈에 보이는 사실이나 질문을 물어보는데 쓰인다.
이 방법이 보통 영어에 쓰이는 방법이며, 가장 일반적인 방법이다.

Exercise

Identify the indicative verb in the sentences below.

1) Edwin picks up the cartons.

2) The German shepherd fetches the bone.

3) Oliver closes the gate.

4) Martin loves Italian food.

5) Rebecca wrote a Nobel-Prize winning novel last year.

6) Julia Roberts gets paid 20 million dollars per movie.

7) I am going home after this class.

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8) Korea has all four seasons: winter, spring, summer and fall.

9) They painted the office walls sky blue.

10) All the furniture and equipment you see was imported from Korea.

11) My medicine costs seven pesos per tablet.

12) A partly restored Karman Ghia costs up to six thousand dollars.

13) All correspondence gets logged into Anne’s book.

14) Mount Everest is the tallest mountain in the world.

15) The Banaue Rice Terraces is a breathtaking view to behold.

Vocabulary

shepherd : 양치는 사람, 지도자 furniture : 가구, 부속품


equipment : 장비, 설비 imported : 수입된, 수입되다
medicine : 약, 약물 restored : 되돌리는, 되찾는
thousand : 천의, 1000의 everest : 에베레스트 산
mountain : 산, 산맥 breathtaking : 움찔, 놀랄만한
correspondence : 대응, 일치

Exercise
Choose the best verb to complete the sentence.

1) Rainier _______ me a birthday present.


a) gave
b) catch
c) sold

2) I _______ Kathleen at the party last night.


a) bake
b) met
c) drove

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3) I always _______ the door before I leave the office.
a) cook
b) lock
c) iron

4) I _______ in the park every morning.


a) sleep
b) walk
c) shower

5) My brother _______ everything on the table!


a) ate
b) ran
c) waxed

6) The little boy _______ into the pool.


a) dove
b) sat
c) drew

7) I’ll _______ my famous apple pie to the picnic


a) sing
b) bring
c) crochet

8) Are you _______ to the prom?


a) going
b) laugh
c) singing

9) My mother _______ very well.


a) jump
b) dances
c) holds

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10) This Mexican restaurant _______ the best salsa in town.
a) slides
b) serves
c) converts

Moods of the verb (동사의 서법) 2

Imperative states a command or request.


명령법은 명령이나 요구를 나타낼 때 쓰인다.

Examples

1) Do it.

2) Fetch!

3) Make a note of this.

4) Pick up those cartons.

5) Close the door.

6) Hold your tongue.

7) Drop your weapon!

8) Perish the thought.

9) Don’t look down.

10) Please pass the rice.

11) Stop staring, it’s impolite!

12) Don’t even think about it.

13) File your resignation letter by noon today.

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14) Take my hand.

15) Follow the road till you hit a fork. Take a right.

Vocabulary

tongue : 혀 weapon : 무기, 병기


perish : 멸망하다, 없어지다 thought : 생각, 사고
impolite : 무례한, 버릇없는 resignation : 사직, 사임

Exercise

Determine whether the following sentences are indicative or imperative.

1) Don’t stop now.

2) This is the fastest route to San Jose.

3) Grab the wheel.

4) My grandmother was born on June 8, 1941.

5) The dog roams in our backyard.

6) Let go of me!

7) These are my cousins Jug, Tyler and Joshua.

8) Hold it!

9) I am feeling dizzy right now.

10) He has diabetes, just like his father.

11) Do not cross the street till you see the green light.

12) An airplane crashed into the ocean last night.

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Lesson 14

(그를 볼 수 있었다면, 그에게 그것을 말해 주었을 것이다)

Moods of the verb (동사의 서법) 3

Conditional implies what might be. Often uses the words:


could, might, should, would.
조건법은 가능성과 추측을 함축한다. 종종 could, might, should,
would가 쓰인다.

Examples

1) It could be the answer to our prayers.

2) That might put the fire out.

3) Should you find yourself in need of a friend, just call me.

4) It would be a good deal if he threw in the printer for free.

5) It should work with this battery.

6) It would be a great help if you attend the fundraiser.

7) This might be the cause of your back pains.

8) This should help you sleep at night.

9) It could be the start of a beautiful friendship.

10) I might catch up with you if I get my work done early.

11) I should make a mental note about this.

12) You would make a great teacher someday

13) I could make you a new sweater if this one doesn’t fit.

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14) That should do the trick!

15) I’m afraid you might get sick if you don’t take care of yourself.

Vocabulary
answer : 응답, 대답 prayers : 기도, 소원
printer : 인쇄기계 battery : 전지, 건전지
fundraiser : 기금 조성자 cause : 원인, 동기
beautiful : 아름다운, 고운 friendship : 우정, 사귐
sweater : 스웨터

Exercise

Choose the best answer from the parenthesis to complete the sentences.

1) I _______ (should / might) go now if I don’t want to be late.

2) You _______ (should / might) catch a cold if you don’t dry yourself off.

3) It _______ (would / could) be nice if my boss gives me a raise.

4) I _______ (should / could) go over and help you if you need me to.

5) It _______ (would / should) be working by now.

6) I’m buying a lot of groceries because I’m afraid that we _______ (might /
should) run out of food.

7) I _______ (could / would) be very grateful if you help me out with this.

8) You _______ (might / could) start by helping me sort the laundry.

9) I’m not sure about this, my mother _______ (could / might) not approve of
it.

10) You _______ (might / should) be ashamed of yourself!

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Moods of the verb (동사의 서법) 4

Subjunctive states something contrary to fact. It expresses a wish,


dream, doubt, supposition, desire or condition contrary to fact. This is
often used with clauses introduced with "if".
가정법동사는 사실과 상반되는 것을 나타낼 때 쓰인다. 이것은 소원, 꿈,
의심, 상상, 욕구나 조건을 사실과 상반되게 표현할 때 쓰인다.
종종 이 가정 구문은 ‘if'와 같이 사용된다.

Examples

1) If I were you, I would feel like the luckiest man on earth.

2) I wish those butterflies would be set free.

3) If I were you, I would resign.

4) I wish this book would get published.

5) I doubt if they will come back for us.

6) I suppose this will do for now.

7) I want it to snow here in Manila.

8) If he leaves tomorrow, he will miss the Awards Ceremony.

9) If I were president for a day, I would abolish the taxes.

10) I wish you had told me about this earlier.

11) I suppose you were right all along.

12) I wish those bullies would just leave me alone!

13) I want to ride a space shuttle and go to the moon.

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14) If he arrives early today, I’d definitely be surprised.

15) If I were her, I’d forget about that man!

Vocabulary

butterflies : 나비 resign : 사임하다, 그만두다


published : 출판하다 doubt : 의심하는, 불확실한
tomorrow : 내일 bullies : 약한 자를 못살게 구는 사람
president : 대통령, 회장 ceremony : 의식, 의례
abolish : 폐지하다, 철폐하다 definitely : 뚜렷하게, 명확히
space shuttle : 우주 왕복선 suppose : 가정하다. 추측하다
surprised : 깜짝 놀라게 하다, 소스라치다

Exercise

True or false. Determine whether the sentences are in the subjunctive mood.

1) I would want to go there someday.

2) I suppose I’ll have to take the longer route this time.

3) I wish I had more money to spend.

4) I am going home now; I’m really tired.

5) Can you please stop running around?

6) If you turn around, you will see the statue I’ve been telling you about.

7) If I were him, I’d run to the nearest police station.

8) I might get a new car for Christmas.

9) I doubt if he remembers me.

10) Put those papers on my desk when you’re done.

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Lesson 15 (복습)

Exercise

Identify the Nouns and The Gender of These Nouns.

Who Did Patrick's Homework? by Carol Moore*1

Patrick never did his homework. "Too boring," he said. He played baseball and
basketball and Nintendo instead. His teachers told him, "Patrick! Do your homework or you
won't learn a thing." And it's true, sometimes he did feel like a ding-a-ling. But what could
he do? He hated homework.

Then on St. Patrick's Day his cat was playing with a little doll and he grabbed it away. To
his surprise it wasn't a doll at all, but a man of the tiniest size. He had a little wool shirt with
old fashioned britches and a high tall hat much like a witch's. He yelled, "Save me! Don't
give me back to that cat. I'll grant you a wish, I promise you that."

Patrick couldn't believe how lucky he was! Here was the answer to all of his problems. So
he said, "Only if you do all my homework 'til the end of the semester, that's 35 days. If you
do a good enough job, I could even get A's."

The little man's face wrinkled like a dishcloth thrown in the hamper. He kicked his legs
and doubled his fists and he grimaced and scowled and pursed his lips, "Oh, am I cursed!
But I'll do it."

And true to his word, that little elf began to do Patrick's homework. Except there was one
glitch. The elf didn't always know what to do and he needed help. "Help me! Help me!"
he'd say. And Patrick would have to help -- in whatever way.

"I don't know this word," the elf squeaked while reading Patrick's homework. "Get me a
dictionary. No, what's even better. Look up the word and sound it out by each letter."

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When it came to math, Patrick was out of luck. "What are times tables?" the elf shrieked.
"We elves never need that. And addition and subtraction and division and fractions? Here,
sit down beside me, you simply must guide me."

Elves know nothing of human history, to them it's a mystery. So the little elf, already a
shouter, just got louder "Go to the library, I need books. More and more books. And you
can help me read them too."

As a matter of fact every day in every way that little elf was a nag! Patrick was working
harder than ever and was it a drag! He was staying up nights, had never felt so weary, was
going to school with his eye spuffed and bleary.

Finally the last day of school arrived and the elf was free to go. As for homework, there
was no more, so he quietly and slyly slipped out the back door.

Patrick got his A's; his classmates were amazed; his teachers smiled and were full of
praise. And his parents? They wondered what had happened to Patrick. He was now the
model kid. Cleaned his room, did his chores, was cheerful, never rude, like he had
developed a whole new attitude.

You see, in the end Patrick still thought he'd made that tiny man do all his homework. But
I'll share a secret, just between you and me. It wasn't the elf; Patrick had done it himself!

Exercise

Identify the Action Verb.

1. George gracefully jumped over the fence.

2. We usually jog around the village at five in the morning.

3. Johnny caught a fish using his bare hands.

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4. Arnold lifted the 500 pound weights with ease.

5. We danced on the floor until dawn.

6. My father climbed Mount Kilimanjaro when he was in high school.

7. I was sleeping when you called my house.

8. Look at the beautiful girl! She's gorgeous!

9. You need to sign these papers sir.

10. Amanda loves to sing "Buttons" by the Pussy Cat Dolls.

Exercise

Choose the right verb for each sentence.

1. _____ you feeling well now? (Are, Were)

2. The team ______ composed of fifteen players. (is, are)

3. Dad ______ worried about my grades. (is, were)

4. Our neighbor _____ a new pet dog. (has, had)

5. She _____ sick last month. (am, was)

6. I don't _____ soccer. (play, playing)

7. The baby _____ milk everyday. (drank, drinks)

8. I have to _____ at seven in the morning tomorrow. (up, get up, getting up)

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9. George loves to _____ stories about his business. (tell, telling)

10. The players _____ very confident. (is, were)

11. The lady _____ in great danger. (is, are)

12. Michelle _____ eight cups of coffee a day. (drinks, drinking)

13. She could _____. (fall, fallen)

14. He can _____ a song in five minutes. (composing, compose)

15. My cat always _____. (slept, sleeps, sleeping)

Exercise

Pick the correct form of the adjective: "-ed" or "-ing."

1. The clown was very _____. (annoyed, annoying)

2. I was _____ with the market vendors. (annoyed, annoying)

3. Surfing is one of the most _____ things I did during summer. (excited, exciting)

4. My sister is very _____ to meet her teenage crush. (excited, exciting)

5. Barbie was _____by the horror movie. (terrfied, terrfying)

6. I was _____ to death when I watched the play. (bored, boring)

7. The play was _____. That's why we left early. (bored, boring)

8. Someone should end the serial killers' _____ spree. (killed, killing)

9. The murderer _____ five people last month. (killed, killing)

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Exercise

Each sentence contains 3 underlined parts.


In one of the underlined parts there is an error.
Identify the error and you should insert the correct word or phrase.

example
Why do we need to put this hat on? It doesn't matched our outfit.
a. need
b. this
c. matched *
your entry: match

1. It seem like it's going to rain later. I have to bring an umbrella.


a. seem
b. going
c. bring
your entry : _____

2. Shah Jahan build the Taj Mahal as a monument to his undying love for his wife.
a. build
b. monument
c. undying
your entry : _____

3. Keep your friends close and your enemies close.


a. your
b. close
c. close
your entry : _____

4. I wasn't expecting your call. I think you were on vacation today.


a. expecting
b. think
c. were
your entry : _____

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5. Take a look at these pictures. This remind me of the good old days.
a. look at
b. these
c. remind
your entry : _____

6. I hope you will not felt lonely when I leave the country for good.
a. I hope
b. felt
c. leave
your entry : _____

7. I would love to buy a new pair of shoe this weekend.


a. would
b. buy
c. shoe
your entry : _____

8. Judging by the way he walk out of the room, I think he did not pass the audition.
a. walk
b. think
c. pass
your entry : _____

9. There is nothing that I can do to stopped him from eating your lunch.
a. nothing
b. stopped
c. eating
your entry : _____

10. I think that Derek won the marathon tomorrow because I know he trained very
hard for this competition.
a. won
b. trained
c. this
your entry : _____

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Singular vs. plural nouns

Determine whether the sentences are grammatically correct or not. If they are
incorrect, convert the nouns to its plural form.

1) In my opinion, bat are such ugly animals.

2) The school buses need to be painted a bright yellow.

3) Princess Diana loved horses.

4) I raked all the leaf this morning.

5) My mother bought me a beautiful scarf yesterday.

6) These label will not stick properly onto the bottles.

7) All the nanny meet in the park at around three in the afternoon.

8) My daughter collects penny in her piggy bank.

9) I am not sure the boxes will fit in the van.

10) The newspaper always gets here before eight in the morning.

Collective nouns

Choose the best word to complete the sentences.

1) The _________ (gang / flock) will go to the Karaoke Lounge after office
hours.

2) The _________ (staff / family) all undergoes training with David.

3) The school _________ (pack / band) always practices before a big game.

4) The pit _________ (choir / crew) must move extremely fast during a race.

5) The __________ (bundle / committee) decided against holding the party at


the Municipal Hall.

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6) My sister brought home a _________ (bunch / trio) of flowers from the
hillside.

7) A __________ (flock / group) of birds was surprised by the hunter’s shot.

8) Batman and Robin are known to be the dynamic __________ (family / duo)

9) The __________ (herd / class) took a trip to the museum to see the Mona
Lisa up close.

10) The veterinarian was sent to give shots to the entire _________ (team /
herd).

Countable vs. mass nouns

Determine whether the nouns are countable or mass. Remember that countable
nouns name individual people or things, while mass nouns name abstract,
intangible or concrete things.

1) The girl was chased by the dog.

2) The food was delicious!

3) I enjoy bacon and eggs in the morning.

4) The furniture in their house is so outdated!

5) The students all filed into the auditorium silently.

6) She is a walking contradiction because she does not follow her own
advice.

7) Evian Natural Mineral Water is the best tasting water I’ve ever had.

8) You are only limited by your imagination.

9) Don’t forget to refrigerate the meat as soon as you get home from the
grocery store.

10) They vandalized all the tables in the library.

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Verbs

Identify what mood the verbs are in the sentence. The choices are: Indicative,
Imperative, Conditional and Subjunctive.

1) I play golf every Sunday.

2) I might buy a new computer at the end of this month.

3) If I were him, I’d fire that employee.

4) Stop playing with your food!

5) This park is a nice place to have a picnic.

6) I wish I was a little bit taller.

7) Come out with your hands up!

8) I should be going to the mall to buy Christmas presents by now.

9) You looked really cute in your baby pictures.

10) Go home. It’s not safe here at night.

11) I could wash the dishes if you’re too tired to do it.

12) I doubt if the package will arrive as scheduled.

13) I borrowed books from the library last night.

14) Please handle my baggage with care.

15) I love you.

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