Greetings:
How are you?
I’m ______________________
How are you doing?
I’m doing __________________
(Long time, no see)How have you been?
I’ve been ________________________________
How is
Your mother? She is…good/fine/under the weather
Your brother? He is… good/fine/under the weather
Your day? It is…good/great/alright/not too bad
The music? It is…good/interesting/alright/not bad
How was
Your weekend? It was…good/great/terrible/boring/fun
The service? It was…good/great/satisfactory
The food? It was…good/delicious/terrible
The party It was…boring/disappointing/fun/great
How are
The puppies? They are great/sick/crazy
the classes? They’re boring/great/ok/helpful
Your brothers? They’re good/fine/alright
The students? They’re great/fine/exciting
1st 11th 21st 31st
2nd 12th 22nd
3rd 13th 23rd
4th 14th 24th
5th 15th 25th
6th 16th 26th
7th 17th 27th
8th 18th 28th
9th 19th 29th
10th 20th 30th
Date Format (날짜 포맷):
Month/Day/Year – 월/일/년 or 일/월
May 2nd 5th of May
July 3rd 19th of September
*Normally – 버통으로 생각하세요.
질문이면, 주어/동사 사이있어야되 문장도 주어/동사 사이
What do you normally eat for lunch? I normally eat lunch at 1:15.
What time do you normally get off work? I normally get off work at 8.
Exercise 1:
Normally Dialogue 만들으세요.
Dialogue 1:
A: Did you eat _________________?
B: ___________ yet.
Dialogue 2:
A: Where are you going?
B: I'm _____________ to __________________.
Dialogue 3:
A: What will you do __________________?
B: I will ______________________________.
Dialogue 4:
A: What are you going to ________________________?
B: I'm going to __________________.
Dialogue 5:
A: __________ do you want to _______________?
B: 1. How about____________?
2. Let's _____________________________.
3. I want to ___________________________________.
October 7, 2007
Lesson 23
Basic Grammar:
I. ~고있다…
Subject + Be (동사) + Verbing + (하고있는곳).
현제:
I am watching TV.
I am eating lunch.
I am working right now.
I am taking the bus.
I am getting on the train.
I am getting off the train/bus.
과거:
I was eating dinner.
I was meeting my friend.
I was getting off the train.
Exercise 1:
With your partner, finish the following dialogue:
A: What are you doing?
B: ______________________________________.
Exercise 2:
A: What were you doing?
B: _____________________________________________.
II. Yet (아직) 는 문장끝에서 쓰세요. (무지정 경우)
Example:
I didn’t eat yet – 아직 안먹었어요.
We’re not finished yet – 아직 안끝났어요.
It’s not ready yet – 아직 준비안됬다.
I didn’t see D War yet – D War 아직 안봤다.
Exercise 1:
With your partner, finish the following dialogue:
A: Did you ___________________?
B: I didn't __________________ yet.
Exercise 2:
A: Did you finish _____________________?
B: I didn't ______________________ yet.
Dialogue 1:
A: When will you leave for Pusan?
B: I will leave for Pusan this 추석.
A: Did you finish packing?
B: No, not yet.*
Not yet = 아직
Dialogue 2:
A: What will you buy your boyfriend for his birthday?
B: I'm going to buy him a MacBook for his birthday.
A: Did you order it?
B: Not yet.
Exercise 1:
With your partner, make a dialogue using “Yet”
Dialogue 3:
A: What are you doing?
B: I'm listening to some music.
A: What are you listening to?
B: I'm listening to Earth, Wind and Fire.
Exercise:
Please make a ~고있다 Dialogue.
Dialogue 4:
A: What will you do on your day off?
B: I'm going shopping.
A: What are you shopping for?
B: I think I'll buy a new skirt.
A: Do you know where you'll shop?
B: Not yet.
Exercise:
Please make a future dialogue.
I. ~고있다…
Subject + Be (동사) + Verbing + (하고있는곳).
현제:
I am watching TV.
I am eating lunch.
I am working right now.
I am taking the bus.
I am getting on the train.
I am getting off the train/bus.
과거:
I was eating dinner.
I was meeting my friend.
I was getting off the train.
Exercise 1:
With your partner, finish the following dialogue:
A: What are you doing?
B: ______________________________________.
Exercise 2:
A: What were you doing?
B: _____________________________________________.
II. Yet (아직) 는 문장끝에서 쓰세요. (무지정 경우)
Example:
I didn’t eat yet – 아직 안먹었어요.
We’re not finished yet – 아직 안끝났어요.
It’s not ready yet – 아직 준비안됬다.
I didn’t see D War yet – D War 아직 안봤다.
Exercise 1:
With your partner, finish the following dialogue:
A: Did you ___________________?
B: I didn't __________________ yet.
Exercise 2:
A: Did you finish _____________________?
B: I didn't ______________________ yet.
Dialogue 1:
A: When will you leave for Pusan?
B: I will leave for Pusan this 추석.
A: Did you finish packing?
B: No, not yet.*
Not yet = 아직
Dialogue 2:
A: What will you buy your boyfriend for his birthday?
B: I'm going to buy him a MacBook for his birthday.
A: Did you order it?
B: Not yet.
Exercise 1:
With your partner, make a dialogue using “Yet”
Dialogue 3:
A: What are you doing?
B: I'm listening to some music.
A: What are you listening to?
B: I'm listening to Earth, Wind and Fire.
Exercise:
Please make a ~고있다 Dialogue.
Dialogue 4:
A: What will you do on your day off?
B: I'm going shopping.
A: What are you shopping for?
B: I think I'll buy a new skirt.
A: Do you know where you'll shop?
B: Not yet.
Exercise:
Please make a future dialogue.
Lesson 22
I. Preposition Review, Part 2: On, For
When to use “on” – Use for date and day.
I will go to Pusan on Thursday.
I went to Pusan on the 11th
Dialogue:
A: When's your day off?
B: It's on Monday and Tuesday.
When to use “for” – Use for “Leave” verb, benefit (mind and body), favor, time (기간)
1. I will leave for Pusan tomorrow.
2. Go to the store for me.
3. Wash the dishes for your mother.
4. I will be gone for 2 weeks.
5. I will go to Singapore for vacation.
Dialogue 1:
A: Will you do me a favor?
B: Sure.
A: Will you go to the store for me?
B: What do you want?
A: A Coke please.
Dialogue 2:
A: How long will you be gone?
B: I will be in England for about 2 years.
해야한다
Subj + have to 동사 + (해야되는곳).
Example:
I have to finish my homework.
I have to meet my sister.
I have to go home early.
~지만…but
I want to eat but it is too busy now.
I want to go out with my friends but I have to work tomorrow.
진주 wants to eat but it’s so busy right now.
~지만 - …but…
하고싶지만 …해야한다.
Subj (주어) + want to + 동사 (verb) + 하고싶은곳 + but Subj + have to + 동사 + 해야한곳.
Example:
1. I want to eat 삼겹살 but I have to lose weight.
2. Charlie wants to go to 제주도 but she has to work this weekend.
3. 유리 wants to go out tomorrow but he has to work.
Dialogue 1:
A: When's your birthday?
B: It's in September.
A: What day?
B: On the 5th.
A: What do you want to do?
B: I want to drink but I have to cut back.
Exercise 1:
Ask your partner when their birthday, anniversary, or their day off is.
Dialogue 2:
A: What will you buy your boyfriend for your 100 day anniversary?
B: I don't know, I want to buy him a watch but I think he would rather* have a romantic dinner.
A: Let me know how it goes.
B: Sure will.
*Would Rather – 수업에 설명
포맷 = Subj + would rather + 동사 + _____________________.
Example:
A: Do you want to go to 둘둘 치킨?
B: No, I would rather go to 불닭.
A: Do you want to eat at 김천?
B: I would rather eat at 참참참.
A: Do you want to help this customer?
B: I would rather pull teeth.
Exercise 2:
Make a similar dialogue.
Dialogue 3:
A: What will you do after work?
B: I'm going straight home, how about you?
A: I want to drink but everybody has to work tomorrow.
B: Well, I hate to drink alone too, so let's go.
Exercise 3:
Make a ~하고싶지만 dialogue.
When to use “on” – Use for date and day.
I will go to Pusan on Thursday.
I went to Pusan on the 11th
Dialogue:
A: When's your day off?
B: It's on Monday and Tuesday.
When to use “for” – Use for “Leave” verb, benefit (mind and body), favor, time (기간)
1. I will leave for Pusan tomorrow.
2. Go to the store for me.
3. Wash the dishes for your mother.
4. I will be gone for 2 weeks.
5. I will go to Singapore for vacation.
Dialogue 1:
A: Will you do me a favor?
B: Sure.
A: Will you go to the store for me?
B: What do you want?
A: A Coke please.
Dialogue 2:
A: How long will you be gone?
B: I will be in England for about 2 years.
해야한다
Subj + have to 동사 + (해야되는곳).
Example:
I have to finish my homework.
I have to meet my sister.
I have to go home early.
~지만…but
I want to eat but it is too busy now.
I want to go out with my friends but I have to work tomorrow.
진주 wants to eat but it’s so busy right now.
~지만 - …but…
하고싶지만 …해야한다.
Subj (주어) + want to + 동사 (verb) + 하고싶은곳 + but Subj + have to + 동사 + 해야한곳.
Example:
1. I want to eat 삼겹살 but I have to lose weight.
2. Charlie wants to go to 제주도 but she has to work this weekend.
3. 유리 wants to go out tomorrow but he has to work.
Dialogue 1:
A: When's your birthday?
B: It's in September.
A: What day?
B: On the 5th.
A: What do you want to do?
B: I want to drink but I have to cut back.
Exercise 1:
Ask your partner when their birthday, anniversary, or their day off is.
Dialogue 2:
A: What will you buy your boyfriend for your 100 day anniversary?
B: I don't know, I want to buy him a watch but I think he would rather* have a romantic dinner.
A: Let me know how it goes.
B: Sure will.
*Would Rather – 수업에 설명
포맷 = Subj + would rather + 동사 + _____________________.
Example:
A: Do you want to go to 둘둘 치킨?
B: No, I would rather go to 불닭.
A: Do you want to eat at 김천?
B: I would rather eat at 참참참.
A: Do you want to help this customer?
B: I would rather pull teeth.
Exercise 2:
Make a similar dialogue.
Dialogue 3:
A: What will you do after work?
B: I'm going straight home, how about you?
A: I want to drink but everybody has to work tomorrow.
B: Well, I hate to drink alone too, so let's go.
Exercise 3:
Make a ~하고싶지만 dialogue.
Lesson 20E
Telephone Conversation 1:
A: Thank you for calling Eunha Hair, this is _________ speaking how may I help you?
B: I would like to set up an appointment.
A: Do you have a stylist in mind?
B: No, I don't. I need a 11:30 slot.
A: I'm sorry, we're booked* for that time.
B: What time do you have available?
A: We can squeeze you in* at 12:15.
B: OK, sounds good.
*We're (all) booked – 수업 설명
*Can squeeze you in – 수업 에서 설명.
Exercise 1: Please make an appointment.
A: I would like to ______________ an appointment.
B: What time is good for you?
A: I would like to come in at ________________.
B: I'm sorry _______________________ at that time.
A: What time do you have open?
B: We ___________________ at ____________________.
Exercise 2: (Partner 랑 같이 해보세요).
A:
B:
A:
B:
Telephone Conversation 2:
A: May I have your name and number please.
B: My name is Robert Walker and my number is 010-9475-4940.
A: Please speak a little slower and repeat that one more time.
B: My name is Robert Walker and my number is 010-9475-4940.
A: Your name is Robert Walker and your number is 010-9475-4940, is that correct?
B: Yes.
A: I have you down for tomorrow at 12:15.
B: Tomorrow at 12:15, got it.
A: If for any reason you'll be late or can't make it, please call us.
B: OK, will do.
Exercise 1:
A: May I have your __________ and _______________ please.
B: My name is _____________ and _______________________.
A: Your name is ______________ and _______________, is _________________?
B:
A: I have you down for ____________________________.
B:
Exercise 2: Partner 랑 해보세요.
A:
B:
A:
B:
A:
B:
Review:
Exercise 1: Please make a “Future” dialogue using the “Will” Format.
A:
B:
A:
B:
Exercise 2: Please make a “Future” dialogue using the “Going to” Format.
A:
B:
A:
B:
Exercise 3: Please make a “~고싶다” format.
A:
B: ______ want to ____________________.
A:
B: Let's _____________________________.
A:
B: How about ________________________?
Exercise 4: Please make a “Yet” dialogue.
A:
B:
A:
B:
A:
B:
A: Thank you for calling Eunha Hair, this is _________ speaking how may I help you?
B: I would like to set up an appointment.
A: Do you have a stylist in mind?
B: No, I don't. I need a 11:30 slot.
A: I'm sorry, we're booked* for that time.
B: What time do you have available?
A: We can squeeze you in* at 12:15.
B: OK, sounds good.
*We're (all) booked – 수업 설명
*Can squeeze you in – 수업 에서 설명.
Exercise 1: Please make an appointment.
A: I would like to ______________ an appointment.
B: What time is good for you?
A: I would like to come in at ________________.
B: I'm sorry _______________________ at that time.
A: What time do you have open?
B: We ___________________ at ____________________.
Exercise 2: (Partner 랑 같이 해보세요).
A:
B:
A:
B:
Telephone Conversation 2:
A: May I have your name and number please.
B: My name is Robert Walker and my number is 010-9475-4940.
A: Please speak a little slower and repeat that one more time.
B: My name is Robert Walker and my number is 010-9475-4940.
A: Your name is Robert Walker and your number is 010-9475-4940, is that correct?
B: Yes.
A: I have you down for tomorrow at 12:15.
B: Tomorrow at 12:15, got it.
A: If for any reason you'll be late or can't make it, please call us.
B: OK, will do.
Exercise 1:
A: May I have your __________ and _______________ please.
B: My name is _____________ and _______________________.
A: Your name is ______________ and _______________, is _________________?
B:
A: I have you down for ____________________________.
B:
Exercise 2: Partner 랑 해보세요.
A:
B:
A:
B:
A:
B:
Review:
Exercise 1: Please make a “Future” dialogue using the “Will” Format.
A:
B:
A:
B:
Exercise 2: Please make a “Future” dialogue using the “Going to” Format.
A:
B:
A:
B:
Exercise 3: Please make a “~고싶다” format.
A:
B: ______ want to ____________________.
A:
B: Let's _____________________________.
A:
B: How about ________________________?
Exercise 4: Please make a “Yet” dialogue.
A:
B:
A:
B:
A:
B:
Lesson 21
I. Preposition Review: To, In, At
When to use “to” – When you are going somewhere
1. I am going to my friend’s house.
2. I will go to the internet café.
Example Dialogue:
A) Where will you go after work?
B) I will go to the Internet Cafe.
When to use “in” – Use “in” for month, 기간, also, a location (몸있는 대)
1. I went to Seoul Land in March.
2. I’m in Myeong Dong.
Example Dialogue 1:
A) When will you go to Lotte World?
B) I will go to Lotte World in November
Example Dialogue 2:
A) Where are you?
B) I'm in 이대.
When to use “at” – Use “at” for time or location (장소에 몸없으면)
1. Meet me at 7.
2. Meet me at Myong Dong.
Example Dialogue:
A) Where do you want to meet?
B) Let's meet at 홍대.
II. ~하고싶다
대답 3 가지 있읍니다.
1. 주어 + Want to + 동사 + 하고싶은곳
I want to meet at 신촌.
Example Dialogue:
A) What do you want to drink tonight?
B) I want to drink 죽통주.
2. How about _______________?
How about 신촌?
Example Dialogue:
A) What do you want to drink tonight?
B) How about 죽통주?
3. Let's + 동사 + 나머지.
Let's meet at 신촌.
Example Dialogue:
A) Where do you want to drink tonight?
B) Let's drink 죽통주.
III. 미래
1. 주어 + Will + 동사 + 나머지.
I will watch a movie this weekend.
He will eat lunch at 참참참.
2. 주어 + Am Going To + 동사 + 나머지.
I am going to get off work at 7.
She is going to meet her boyfriend.
Dialogue 1:
A: What time will you get off work tonight?
B: I will get off at 8:30.
A: What do you want to do after work?
B: How about a drink?
Exercise 1:
Ask your partner what they want to do.
Dialogue 2:
A: What will you do after work?
B: I will practice for the test, how about you?
A: I will meet my friend.
B: Where at?
A: We will meet at 명동.
Exercise 2:
Ask your partner a location question.
Dialogue 3:
A: When is your day off?
B: Saturdays and Sundays.
A: What will you do this weekend?
B: I'm going to relax all weekend.
Exercise 3:
Ask your partner a future question.
When to use “to” – When you are going somewhere
1. I am going to my friend’s house.
2. I will go to the internet café.
Example Dialogue:
A) Where will you go after work?
B) I will go to the Internet Cafe.
When to use “in” – Use “in” for month, 기간, also, a location (몸있는 대)
1. I went to Seoul Land in March.
2. I’m in Myeong Dong.
Example Dialogue 1:
A) When will you go to Lotte World?
B) I will go to Lotte World in November
Example Dialogue 2:
A) Where are you?
B) I'm in 이대.
When to use “at” – Use “at” for time or location (장소에 몸없으면)
1. Meet me at 7.
2. Meet me at Myong Dong.
Example Dialogue:
A) Where do you want to meet?
B) Let's meet at 홍대.
II. ~하고싶다
대답 3 가지 있읍니다.
1. 주어 + Want to + 동사 + 하고싶은곳
I want to meet at 신촌.
Example Dialogue:
A) What do you want to drink tonight?
B) I want to drink 죽통주.
2. How about _______________?
How about 신촌?
Example Dialogue:
A) What do you want to drink tonight?
B) How about 죽통주?
3. Let's + 동사 + 나머지.
Let's meet at 신촌.
Example Dialogue:
A) Where do you want to drink tonight?
B) Let's drink 죽통주.
III. 미래
1. 주어 + Will + 동사 + 나머지.
I will watch a movie this weekend.
He will eat lunch at 참참참.
2. 주어 + Am Going To + 동사 + 나머지.
I am going to get off work at 7.
She is going to meet her boyfriend.
Dialogue 1:
A: What time will you get off work tonight?
B: I will get off at 8:30.
A: What do you want to do after work?
B: How about a drink?
Exercise 1:
Ask your partner what they want to do.
Dialogue 2:
A: What will you do after work?
B: I will practice for the test, how about you?
A: I will meet my friend.
B: Where at?
A: We will meet at 명동.
Exercise 2:
Ask your partner a location question.
Dialogue 3:
A: When is your day off?
B: Saturdays and Sundays.
A: What will you do this weekend?
B: I'm going to relax all weekend.
Exercise 3:
Ask your partner a future question.
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