[ Wednesday ] No. 4
★ Grammar : one/ones
- Which car is yours? This one or that one?
- A : Which hotel did you stay at? B : The one near the airport.
- A : Which books are yours? B : The ones on the table.
★ 문장 만들어 보세요
1. This cup is dirty. 깨끗한 컵 하나만 주실래요?
☞ Can I have a clean one?
2. 나는 내 차를 팔고 새 차를 살 거예요.
☞ I’m going to sell my car and buy a new one.
3. I don’t like the red shoes, 하지만 검정색 신발은 좋네요.
☞ but I like the black ones.
★ 애니메이션 속 표현 익히기 : Big Hero 6
# Scene 1
- You can’t fix this one, buddy.
- I am downloading a database on personal loss.
- Treatments include contact with friends and loved ones.
- Your friends have been contacted.
1. You can’t fix this one, buddy.
: I can’t ~ [ ~ 할 수가 없어요 ]
1. 여유 자금이 없어서 주식투자를 할 수가 없어요.
☞ I can’t invest in stocks because I have no extra money.
2. 신용이 안 좋아서 은행에서 대출 받을 수가 없어요.
☞ I can’t get a loan from the bank because I have bad credit.
3. 일정이 빡빡해서 휴가를 갈 수가 없어요.
☞ I can’t go on vacation because I have a tight schedule.
[응용해보세요]
: As a matter of fact, I can’t wait to ~ [사실, 빨리 ~ 하고 싶어요 ]
1. 사실, 빨리 직장을 그만두고 싶어요.
☞ As a matter of fact, I can’t wait to quit my job.
2. 사실, 빨리 유럽배낭여행을 가고 싶어요.
☞ As a matter of fact, I can’t wait to go backpacking around Europe.
★ Grammar : who로 주어를 물어보는 경우~
- Who wants something to eat?
- Who invited you to the party?
- Who is going to drive me to the airport?
★ 문장 만들어 보세요
1. 누가 먼저 시도해 볼래요?
☞ Who wants to try this first?
2. 누가 당신에게 그 돈 빌려줬나요?
☞ Who lent you the money?
3. 누가 이걸 그녀에게 설명할거죠?
☞ Who is going to explain this to her?
# Scene 2
- Why is he wearing carbon fiber underpants?
- Don’t push us away, Hiro.
- We’re here for you.
- That’s why Baymax contacted us.
- Who would like to share their feelings first?
- It has been 30 days since my last….
- Am I the only one seeing this?
2. It has been 30 days since my last….
: It has been a while since ~ [ ~ 이후로 꽤 되었어요 ]
1. 마지막으로 여동생을 본지 꽤 되었어요.
☞ It’s been a while since I last saw my sister.
2. 이 집으로 이사 온지 꽤 되었어요.
☞ It’s been a while since I moved into this house.
3. 그녀가 한국을 떠난 지 꽤 되었어요.
☞ It’s been a while since she left Korea.
[응용해보세요]
: How long has it been since ~ ? [ ~ 한지 얼마나 됐지요? ]
1. 할머니 돌아 가신지 얼마나 됐지요?
☞ How long has it been since your grandmother passed away?
2. 그녀에게 소식 들은 지 얼마나 됐지요?
☞ How long has it been since you heard from her?
★ Speaking
Q : You would like to visit a friend who lives overseas.
Call your friend and ask some questions.
우리 마지막 통화 후 꽤 됐네.
☞ It’s been a while since our last phone call.
런던 여행 계획 세우는 중이야.
☞ I’m making plans for a trip to London.
내가 이번 달에 방문하길 원하니, 아님 다음 달에 방문할까?
☞ Would you like me to visit you this month or next month?
빨리 보고 싶어!
☞ I can’t wait to see you!
그리고 어떤 공항을 이용해야 할까?
☞ And which airport should I use?
어쨌든 이거 들으면 전화 줘.
☞ Anyway, call me back when you get this.
★ Business English
★ 업무 논의하기
1. Will you please help me ~ [ ~ 하는 것 좀 도와 주실래요? ]
1. 인터넷 접속하는 것 좀 도와 주실래요?
☞ Will you please help me access the Internet?
* Can you~/Could you~/Would you~
2. 판매 보고서 출력하는 것 좀 도와 주실래요?
☞ Will you please help me print out the sales report?
3. 이 프로그램 설치하는 것 좀 도와 주실래요?
☞ Will you please help me install this program?
[ 응용해 보세요 ]
이것 작동 안 돼요.
복구 프로그램 어떻게 다운 받는지 아세요
☞ It’s not working.
Do you know how to download a recovery program?
★ 미드 속 표현 익히기 : Drop Dead Diva
# Scene 1
- Kim hosted a cocktail party last night…
- She was supposed to be helping me.
- But she does know how to work it…
- I got to get back…
* have to / have got to / got to / gotta
- Apparently, this gentleman has an issue with Parker.
2. She was supposed to be helping me.
: I’m supposed to ~ [ ~ 하기로 되어 있어요 ]
1. 제주에서의 회의에 참석하기로 되어 있어요.
☞ I’m supposed to attend a conference in Jeju.
2. 오늘 오후에 그를 공항에 데려다 주기로 되어 있어요.
☞ I’m supposed to give him a ride to the airport this afternoon.
* drive him to the airport
3. 이 보고서를 금요일까지 제출하기로 되어 있어요.
* turn in / hand in / submit
☞ I’m supposed to turn in the report by Friday.
[ E-mail ]
Dear Mr. Simpson,
신속한 답변 감사합니다.
☞ Thank you for your prompt reply.
말하기 미안하지만, 7월 21일은 제주에서의 회의에 참석하기로 되어 있습니다.
☞ I’m sorry to say that
I’m supposed to attend a conference in Jeju on July 21st.
그래서 그 다음주에 저희 사무실을 방문하셨으면 합니다.
☞ So I hope you can visit our office the following week.
언제 시간이 나는지 알려주시기 바랍니다.
☞ Please let me know when you are available.
★ 업무관련 확인하기
3. I will get back to you ~ [ ~ 한 후에 연락 드리겠습니다 ]
1. 이 수치들을 검토한 후에 연락 드리겠습니다.
☞ I will get back to you after going over these figures.
2. 이 계약서를 검토한 후에 연락 드리겠습니다.
☞ I will get back to you after examining this contract.
3. 이 투자계획을 검토한 후에 연락 드리겠습니다.
☞ I will get back to you after reviewing this investment plan.
[ 응용해 보세요 ]
최종결정을 하자 마자 연락 주시기 바랍니다.
☞ Please get back to me as soon as you make a final decision.
# Scene 2
- Reviewing your life…
- I’ve never seen this before.
- According to my records,
you have not done a single good deed or bad act in your entire life.
- I’ve seen a lot of bad people, and you’re not one of them.
- Based on our brief period of time together,
I would conclude that you’re simply shallow.
4. According to my records..
: Our records show that ~ [ 저희 기록상에는~ 이라고 되어 있습니다 ]
1. 저희 기록상에는 당신의 계약이 만료되었다고 되어 있습니다.
☞ Our records show that your contract has expired.
2. 저희 기록상에는 지난 송장에 대한 대금 결제를 받지 않았다고 되어 있습니다.
☞ Our records show that
we haven’t received the payment for the last invoice.
3. 저희 기록상에는 그 주문품이 아직 도착하지 않았다고 되어 있습니다.
☞ Our records show that the order hasn’t arrived yet.
[ E-mail ]
Dear Mr. Simpson,
답장이 늦어 죄송합니다.
☞ I am sorry for the late reply.
저희 기록상에는 당신의 계약이 만료되었다고 되어 있습니다.
☞ Our records show that your contract has expired.
착오가 있으신지 확인해 주실 수 있으신가요?
☞ Could you please check if there are any mistakes?
계약에 관해 문의 사항이 있으시면, 123-4567로 저에게 연락 주시기 바랍니다.
☞ If you have any questions about the contract,
please contact me at 123-4567.
Best regards,
Christine