106th H.S.M study 2017년 6월 3일

오픽외우시고 모던패밀리 최대한 외워오세요~ OPIC - 이미지 (22).jpg 모던패밀리 1화 다시 불러옵니다 - moder family_S1_E01-5.hwp < study curriculum > 1. Small Talk and self introduction 2. 대박패턴 시험 - 당분간 쉽니다. 3. American drama or movie - Modern family or Notting Hill - 진행방식: 약 3분이내의 자막을 올려드립니다. 외워오셔서 돌아가면서 롤플레이합니다. 4 .OPIC - 토픽에 대한 답변을 1분30초 정도로 준비해주세요 5. Easy english - 두명이 1팀으로 짝을 지어서 진행합니다. - 5분간 dialog 역할 분담하여 외우기 - role play - 역할 바꿔서 외우기 6. Free talking - 인원에 따라 2~3팀으로 나누어 토픽에 관련하여 대화나누기 - 토픽을 먼저 리딩하고 주요표현 리뷰한 후 시작하거나, 그냥 시작은 팀의 자율 - main topic이 일찍 마무리되면 extra topic에 대해서 free talking 해도 무방 to staff - 토픽 출력 부탁합니다~~ easy english 5월 27일자 부탁드립니다~~~~^^ 입트영 5월 27일자 부탁드립니다. (없으면 최신걸로 부탁드려요~ ) 첨부 파일 출력해주세요 Topic 1 . Five tips for choosing where to live Shall I live close to family? My job? In an expensive area or somewhere more affordable? It is not only the price of property that matters when choosing where to live. Research may help when trying to find the answers to these tricky questions on choosing where to live. 1. Watch out for … travel time Economists say commuting can be bad for our happiness. Researchers at the University of Zurich have estimated that the average person who spends 46 minutes a day travelling to and from work would need a pay rise of 19% to be as happy as the average person who doesn't commute. So beware travel time when choosing where to live. 2. Watch out for … wealthy neighbours Research suggests the power of peer pressure influences a huge amount in our lives _ and our neighbours are no different. If people around us spend, we are encouraged to as well, a study on the Dutch postcode lottery suggests. 3. Watch out for … friends and family Friends and family have been found to make us happy, with academic Nattavudh Powdthavee writing that, for the average English person, seeing friends or family on most days rather than once or twice a week increases happiness by as much as would a pay rise of ￡15,000 (?18,000) a year. So living in close proximity to friends or family might pay _ emotionally at least. 4. Watch out for … high travel costs Commuting to work can effectively reduce earnings. Like the eZonomics article on money illusion (that argued inflation and other factors could be used when negotiating a pay rise), so too can the costs of travel. If you are looking to change jobs for one that's better paid, watch out for high travel costs as a lower paid job closer to where you live could in effect give you a higher income. It is of particular note given big spikes in the price of fuel. 5. Watch out for … transport links Economic studies explore links between unemployment and homeownership. These include Andrew Oswald at the University of Warwick in the 1990s and a 2004 study from the Netherlands. One explanation is that homeowners find it difficult to move or are reluctant to sell for a job. Good transport links may help, as they can open up a wider area to which homeowners can easily travel to and from work. Questions 1. Tell us a little about where you live. 2. Do you agree with the five “tips” suggested by ING? 3. What other factors should be considered when choosing where to live? 4. How much time to you spend traveling to and from work? 5. What would be the pros and cons of : A. Living right next to your workplace? B. Living close to your family/relatives? C. Living close to wealthy neighbors? 6. Ten years from now, where do you want to be living in? Where do you think you will be living in? Thirty years? 7. Do you want to live overseas? Why or why not? Topic2. Having House in Korea In Korea, it takes more than a decade for the average salaried worker to buy his or her own house, as numerous surveys have shown over the years. But now it looks like renting homes has become equally trying, according to data released by a local property-information portal on Friday. Real Estate Bank said “Jeonse” costs are surging as more people opt to rent homes instead of buying them, not to mention that growing inflationary pressure is pushing prices up in all sectors including real estate. Jeonse is a unique Korean rent system under which homes are rented out, usually for two years at a time, in return for a lump sum of key money. After analyzing incomes and renting costs, Real Estate Bank said that families would have to save their entire income for five years and two months in order to rent a 33-pyeong (109 square meters) house in Seoul. As of April this year, families in Seoul city earned an average 3.9 million won ($3,580) per month, which was up 3 percent from the 3.8 million won in April in the previous year. In comparison, the rent for 109 square-meter housing rose more than 15 percent to 248 million won ($227,000) in April from the 215 million won last year. A 109 square-meter home usually consists of three bedrooms and two bathrooms and is considered an ideal size for a family of three or four. Real Estate Bank said it takes about five years for families with such income to rent a home of this size. Jeonse was more expensive in the affluent Gangnam district where 109 square-meter homes were priced from 295 million won to a maximum 426 million won, meaning it takes much longer to rent homes there. Homes located north of the Han River, such as Seodaemun district, cost around 165 million won, which would mean the average salaried worker could rent a home after saving for three years and four months. Questions 1. What do you think about unique Korean rent system which is called 'Jeonse'? 2. Which do you prefer, using rent system (Jeonse or Monthly rent) or Buying house? 3. In terms of Investment, house or real estate is depreciable. Even so, do you think that house is worth in investing? 4. What are tips to buy a house or real estate? Do you have ideas? 5. Many korean guys are worried about buying a house when they marry because it’s considered normal. Are you one of them? 6. Feel free to talk about buying houses. 3. Application Business Writing 가) (~할)가능성이 높다 stand a good chance of - If determination is one of your strenghs, you stand a good chance of getting the job you want 나) (~할)가능성이 희박하다 stnd little chance of - J&M stands little chance of getting the contract. Their rival company can deliver the goods much fastr and cheaper than J&M can. 다) (덕분에..하는 것을) 가능하게 하다 enable ~to do - The rise in the value of the doller will enable us to export more goods . 뉴커머 참석을 희망하시는분은 댓글 달지 마시고 저에게 먼저 연락주세요~ 참여댓글 양식 example) 1st / peter / 참석합니다