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[스터디 커리큘럼] 7:00 ~ 7:30 : New comer introduce & Small Talk 7:30 ~ 8:00 : Talk about Topic 1 8:00 ~ 8:05 : Break time (한국말 가능) 8:05 ~ 9:00 : Talk about Topic 2 / English speed game [스터디 비용!] 1회 = 5, 000원 ( 하루동안이용) 쿠폰 ( 4회 이용권 ) = 20, 000원 못오는 날 일주일전에 말씀하시면 연장가능. (쿠아카페로 전화 주세요) [스터디 참여 신청 방법! ]리더에게 문자나 전화(010-4040-0389)로 연락을 주시거나 댓글로 신청해주세요! 참석 예상인원을 알아야 스터디 진행이 도움이 많이 됩니다. 가급적 댓글 달고 참석해 주세요! 댓글 양식  이름 / 영어이름  댓글을 달고 오시면 스터디 내용을 프린트 해서 드립니다~ [스터디장소]신촌 쿠아카페 (네이버 지도에 검색하면 나와요). Topic ASean : Cindy, can we meet in the conference room now? Cindy : All right. I'll be right there, Sean. (in the conference room) Sean : We have a few issues to discuss today. Cindy : What's on the agenda ? Sean : We have two items to talk about. First, we need to talk about our pending projects. Cindy : Including making a new marketing strategy? Sean : Yes, and creating our new CI. Q1. Do you usually lead team members or follow team leader? Let's talk about the experience. Q2. What was your recent discuss? What was on the agenda? What was the result? Q3. Have you ever conflicted between team members? How did you resolve the problem? Topic BJake : Barbara, this is for you.Barbara : Oh, thank you. What is it? Jake : A bracelet. I thought it would look good on you. Barbara : You're so sweet, Jake.Jake : Try it. I'd love to see you wear it. Barbara : Okay. Wait. Isn't it an anklet?Jake : Oops! Do you mean an ankle bracelet? I thought it was a bracelet. Q1. When you prepare gifts, what do you usually consider? Q2. What is the meaningful gift you've gotten? Why?. Topic C John : Taylor, Can you make some time for me this afternoon? Taylor : Oh, I'm afraid not. There are too many things on my schedule today. Why? John : I want to go to the bookstore with you. Taylor : Okay, I'll put that on my schedule for tomorrow. John : You're very organized. Taylor. Taylor : I try to be. But sometimes it stresses me out. Q1. When you have many works, your best friend asks you to make some time for him/her. Can you reschedule for your best friend? Q2. Do you often go to bookstore or library? How often do you read a book? Q3. Are you an organized person? Do you have any know-how of planning? [Topic1] 분노 조절 <분노를 조절하는 방법에 대해 이야기해 주세요.>누구든 때때로 화가 나기 마련이다. 사람들은 일 때문에, 혹은 다른 사람들의 불합리한 행동으로 인해 기분이 상할 수 있다. 운전을 하는 것도 종종 분노를 유발할 수 있다. 나는 화가 나면 그것을 극복하려고 최선을 다한다. 감정적으로 반응하는 것은 보통 문제를 해결하는 좋은 방법이 아니다. 화가 정말 심하게 나면 나는 심호흡을 한다. 침착하게 상황을 분석하려고 한다. 견딜 수 없을 정도로 화가 나면 방에 가서 목청껏 소리를 지른다. 이런다고 해서 아무것도 해결되는 것은 아니지만, 스트레스 해소에는 도움이 된다. 때로는 친구들을 마나 답답함을 하소연하는 것도 도움이 된다. 그들의 조언을 듣고 위로를 받으면 보통 진정이 된다. 분노 조절은 분명 중요한 능력이다.  [RESPONSE] <Talk about how you deal with anger.>Everyone gets angry from time to time. People can get upset over their work, or because of the unreasonable behavior of others. Driving often triggers anger as well. When I get angry, I do my best to cope with it. Getting emotional is usually not a good way to solve a problem. When I am fuming, I take deep breaths. I try to analyze the situation with a level head. When the anger is too bad to bear, I go to my room and yell at the top of my lungs. This doesn’t solve anything, but it’s a good way to blow off steam. Sometimes it’s helpful to meet up with friends and vent my frustration. Hearing their advice and receiving consolation usually calms me down. Anger management is definitely an important skill.  [EXTRA TOPIC]1. What kinds of things make you most angry?2. What are some ways to calm down when one is angry?3. Do you usually stay angry for a long time, or calm down quickly? [KEY VOCABULARY &EXPRESSIONS]․ from time to time 때때로 ․ get upset over ~으로 인해 기분이 상하다․ triggers anger 분노를 유발하다․ cope with ~에 대처하다, ~을 극복하다․ be fuming 화가 치밀어 오르다․ with a level head 침착하게․ be too bad to bear 견딜 수 없을 정도로 심하다․ at the top one’s lungs 목청껏․ blow off steam 스트레스를 풀다․ vent one’s frustration 답답함을 하소연하다․ receiving consolation 위로를 받다 [Topic 2] 공연관람 <공연관람을 했던 경험에 대해 이야기해 주세요.>최근에 내가 가장 좋아하는 밴드의 콘서트에 갔다. 그들의 첫 내한 단독 콘서트였다. 나는 예전에 음악 축제에서 그들을 한 번 봤었다. 하지만 그들은 세 곡을 부를 시간밖에 없었다. 팬들의 지속적인 요청 덕분에 그들은 마침내 단독 콘서트를 가졌다. 나는 인터넷으로 표를 구하려고 했지만 공연이 순식간에 매진됐다. 다행히 친구가 만약을 대비해 여분의 표를 구입했고, 나는 그로부터 한 장을 샀다. 좌석이 선착순으로 배정됐기 때문에 우리는 일찍 갔다. 일부 열성팬들이 이미 줄을 서 있었다. 그 밴드를 직접 봐서 난 깊은 감동을 받았다. 가슴이 벅찼다. 그들의 무대에서의 라이브 공연은 차원이 달랐다.  <Talk about when you went to a performance.>Recently. I went to a concert by my favorite band. It was their first exclusive concert in Korea. I saw them once before at a music festival. However, they only had time for three songs. Thanks to constant requests from their fans, they finally help their own concert. I tried to get the tickets online, but the show was sold out instantly. Thankfully, my friend had bought extras just in case, and I bought one from him. The seats were first come first served, so we went early. Some die-hard fans were already standing in line. I felt deeply moved to see the band in person. It was overwhelming. Their live performance on stage was on a whole other level.  [EXTRA TOPIC]1. What was the most impressive performance you’ve ever seen? Describe it.2. What are some differences between a performance and a recording?3. Describe a performance you would like to see.  [KEY VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS]․ exclusive concert 단독콘서트․ had time for ~할 시간이 있다․ constant request 지속적인 요청․ be sold out instantly 순식간에 매진되다․ just in case 만약을 대비해․ first come first served 선착순․ die-hard fans 열성팬․ standing in line 줄을 서다․ feel deeply moved 깊은 감동을 느끼다․ in person 직접․ be overwhelming 가슴이 벅차다, 압도적이다․ be on a whole other level 차원이 다르다 <a href='javascript:fileFilterViewer("http://cfile291.uf.daum.net/attach/24162A36592E0D8719ED92", "/cfile291/24/162A36592E0D8719ED92", "TOPIC A.hwp", "grpid%3D1L8TQ%26fldid%3DFrnh%26dataid%3D35%26fileid%3D1%26regdt%3D20170531092600&url=http%3A%2F%2Fcfile291.uf.daum.net%2Fattach%2F24162A36592E0D8719ED92")'><img src="https://t1.daumcdn.net/daumtop_deco/icon/icon.hanmail.net/editor/p_etc_s.gif" border="0" alt="첨부파일" class="vam"/> TOPIC A.hwp</a> <div class="autosourcing-stub"> </div>