Would you like to leave a message? Dad used to smoke, but he stop a few years ago. I used to scare a dog. I had better applogize to be late. I had better not eat fast foods. I would like to order coffee.
1. Would you like to leave a message? (맞음) 2. Dad used to smoke, but he (stopped) a few years ago. 3. I used to (be scared of) a dog. 4. I had better (apologize) (for being) late. 5. I had better not eat (fast food). 6. I would like to order coffee. (맞음)
간단 설명:
stop → stopped: 과거형
used to scare → used to be scared of: "무서워했다"는 표현
applogize → apologize, to be late → for being late: 전치사 맞춰 수정
The flowers were grown by our mom. Our house is cleaned every weekend by our. The fresh fruits are sold cheap price by the store. Homework is checked everyday by teacher. Our picture was taken by Jeff. This movies were loved by critics. The house was built a few years ago. The printer will be fixed tomorrow by my dad. The dishes will be washed by dishwasher. New leader will be selected by members.
Pet wasn't allowed in this restaurant. The package wasn't delivered yesterday. The passengers wasn't hurt by the accident. The promise should be keep. The goods couldn't be delivery at tuseday. Her love letter was given me by Eric. I was told by doctor to avoid fried foods. His shose were covered by dust. Sky is filled with dark clouds. She is known to talented singer. The vase was made from glass.
The lake was surrounded at flying birds. I like raining sound. Wash the fruits at flowing water. The smiling girl is my sister. Police didn't found stolen the necklace. The burned house looked very scary. Lying on the grass is my brother. Do you know the boy reading the book behind us? The foods cooked by my mom is always delicious.
The book is filled with funny story. The chef's food is suprising. Everyone was inpressed by his kindness. I was embarrased by her question. We are surprised by thunder sound. The crying is my son. Who is the boy sitting next to the Jay. The musical was fun. Two president is shaking hand. Riding a horse is not easy.
The book is filled with (funny stories). The chef's food is (surprising). Everyone was (impressed) by his kindness. I was (embarrassed) by her question. We are surprised by (the) thunder sound. The (crying baby) is my son. Who is the boy sitting next to (Jay)? The musical was fun. 잘했어요 Two (presidents are shaking hands). Riding a horse is not easy. 잘했어요
As I ate a popcorn, I saw a movie. ->Eating a popcorn, I saw a movie. Because she ate many candies, she met a dentist. -> Eating many candies, she met a dentist. If you surprise him, you will regret. ->Surprising him, you will regret. When I cross the street, I met my best friend. -> Crossing the street, I met my best friend.
As I (ate a) was eating popcorn, I saw a movie. 설명 : "As"는 두 동작이 동시에 일어날 때 쓰여요. 그래서 was eating처럼 진행형을 써야 자연스러워요. "popcorn"은 셀 수 없는 명사라서 "a"를 쓰지 않아요.
(Eating a) Eating popcorn, I saw a movie. 설명 : "popcorn"은 셀 수 없는 명사이기 때문에 a를 쓰지 않아요. "Eating popcorn"처럼 간단히 쓰면 "팝콘을 먹으면서"라는 의미로 자연스러워요.
Because she ate many candies, she (met) had to see a dentist. 설명 : "met a dentist"는 자연스럽지 않아요. 이 문맥에서는 had to see a dentist (치과에 가야 했다)가 더 자연스럽고 의미도 정확해요.
Eating many candies, she (met) had to see a dentist. 설명 : "met a dentist"는 우연히 만난 느낌이에요. 여기서는 "많은 사탕을 먹어서 치과에 갔다"는 의미니까 had to see a dentist라고 써야 해요.
If you surprise him, you will (regret) regret it. - 설명: "regret"는 보통 regret it처럼 **목적어(it)**와 함께 써요. "후회할 거야"는 영어로 you will regret it이 자연스러워요.
Surprising him, you will (regret) regret it. - 설명 : "regret"는 그냥 쓰지 않고 보통 regret it처럼 목적어가 필요해요. "Surprising him"은 괜찮지만 뒤에 나오는 regret도 자연스럽게 고쳐야 해요.
When I (cross) was crossing the street, I met my best friend. - 설명 : "met"이 과거 시제이기 때문에 "cross"도 과거형으로 바꿔야 해요. 두 행동이 동시에 일어날 때는 보통 하나는 was ~ing로 쓰는 게 자연스러워요.
I don't have any pen. May I borrow some pen? We don't need to buy some milk. We have some milk. May I have some time to think about that? I don't have any scadule at this weekend. All was happy at the test result. All leaves were fallen at the tree. Both of us like india food. All people make mistakes.
I have two apples. One is red and the other is green. I have two pencils. One is black and one is white. Some like mountain and others sea. Some like August and others like October. Mom and dad love each other.
I burned myself at hot pot. You should care yourself and have some rest. Children could introduce themselves with songs and art. Yesterday, I went theather by myself. Sometimes, I talk to myself. We enjoy ourselves in school festival. Help yourselves to cake. He cooked himself for his mom. I like the song itself, not the singer.
Process is as important as result. He can speak English as well as foreigners. Goldens are not harder than diamonds. My grade is not good as last grade. I can't cook as well as my mother. I am younger than my brother. I am he youngest in my family. Cold air is heavier than hot air. Sound move slower than light. The sun is bigger than the moon. Cheese cake is the most popular dessert in this cafe.
Would you like to leave a message?
Dad used to smoke, but he stop a few years ago.
I used to scare a dog.
I had better applogize to be late.
I had better not eat fast foods.
I would like to order coffee.
1. Would you like to leave a message? (맞음)
2. Dad used to smoke, but he (stopped) a few years ago.
3. I used to (be scared of) a dog.
4. I had better (apologize) (for being) late.
5. I had better not eat (fast food).
6. I would like to order coffee. (맞음)
간단 설명:
stop → stopped: 과거형
used to scare → used to be scared of: "무서워했다"는 표현
applogize → apologize, to be late → for being late: 전치사 맞춰 수정
fast foods → fast food: 불가산명사로 단수형 사용
The flowers were grown by our mom.
Our house is cleaned every weekend by our.
The fresh fruits are sold cheap price by the store.
Homework is checked everyday by teacher.
Our picture was taken by Jeff.
This movies were loved by critics.
The house was built a few years ago.
The printer will be fixed tomorrow by my dad.
The dishes will be washed by dishwasher.
New leader will be selected by members.
The flowers were grown by our mom.
– 맞음
Our house is cleaned every weekend by our. → Our house is cleaned every weekend by us.
– "our" → "us" 수정
The fresh fruits are sold cheap price by the store. → The fresh fruits are sold at a cheap price by the store.
– "cheap price" → "at a cheap price" 수정
Homework is checked everyday by teacher. → Homework is checked every day by the teacher.
– "everyday" → "every day", "teacher" 앞에 "the" 추가
Our picture was taken by Jeff.
– 맞음
@sub tutor1 This movies were loved by critics. → These movies were loved by critics.
– "This" → "These"
The house was built a few years ago. → The house was built by my grandfather a few years ago.
– 주어 추가
The printer will be fixed tomorrow by my dad.
– 맞음
The dishes will be washed by dishwasher. → The dishes will be washed by the dishwasher.
– "dishwasher" 앞에 "the" 추가
New leader will be selected by members. → The new leader will be selected by the members.
– "New" 앞에 "The", "members" 앞에 "the" 추가
Pet wasn't allowed in this restaurant.
The package wasn't delivered yesterday.
The passengers wasn't hurt by the accident.
The promise should be keep.
The goods couldn't be delivery at tuseday.
Her love letter was given me by Eric.
I was told by doctor to avoid fried foods.
His shose were covered by dust.
Sky is filled with dark clouds.
She is known to talented singer.
The vase was made from glass.
The pet was not allowed in this restaurant. (맞음)
The package was not delivered yesterday (by me). (맞음)
(The) passenger was not hurt by the accident. (맞음)
The promise (has) to be kept.
The product didn't (get) delivered until (Tuesday).
I was given (a) love letter by Eric.
I was told (to avoid) fried food by (the) doctor.
His shoes (were) covered (with) dust.
The sky was filled with dark clouds. (맞음)
She is known (as) (a) famous singer. (맞음)
The lake was surrounded at flying birds.
I like raining sound.
Wash the fruits at flowing water.
The smiling girl is my sister.
Police didn't found stolen the necklace.
The burned house looked very scary.
Lying on the grass is my brother.
Do you know the boy reading the book behind us?
The foods cooked by my mom is always delicious.
The lake was surrounded (by) flying birds.
I like (the sound of rain).
(Wash) the fruits (in) flowing water.
The smiling girl is my sister. (잘했어요!)
(The police didn't find) the stolen necklace.
The burned house looked very scary. (잘했어요!)
(The boy lying on the grass) is my brother.
Do you know the boy (who is reading a book) behind us?
The (food) cooked by my mom (is) always delicious.
@Sub tutor129 Tips)
at → by / in: '둘러싸였다'는 ‘by’, ‘물에 씻다’는 ‘in’을 써요.
raining sound → the sound of rain: 자연스럽고 정확한 표현이에요.
didn't found → didn't find: 'didn't' 다음엔 원형동사 'find'를 써요.
Lying on the grass is my brother → The boy lying on the grass is my brother: 누가 누워 있는지 주어를 분명히 써야 해요.
foods → food / is → is: ‘food’는 셀 수 없는 명사라 단수로 써요.
The book is filled with funny story.
The chef's food is suprising.
Everyone was inpressed by his kindness.
I was embarrased by her question.
We are surprised by thunder sound.
The crying is my son.
Who is the boy sitting next to the Jay.
The musical was fun.
Two president is shaking hand.
Riding a horse is not easy.
The book is filled with (funny stories).
The chef's food is (surprising).
Everyone was (impressed) by his kindness.
I was (embarrassed) by her question.
We are surprised by (the) thunder sound.
The (crying baby) is my son.
Who is the boy sitting next to (Jay)?
The musical was fun. 잘했어요
Two (presidents are shaking hands).
Riding a horse is not easy. 잘했어요
As I ate a popcorn, I saw a movie.
->Eating a popcorn, I saw a movie.
Because she ate many candies, she met a dentist.
-> Eating many candies, she met a dentist.
If you surprise him, you will regret.
->Surprising him, you will regret.
When I cross the street, I met my best friend.
-> Crossing the street, I met my best friend.
As I (ate a) was eating popcorn, I saw a movie.
설명 :
"As"는 두 동작이 동시에 일어날 때 쓰여요. 그래서 was eating처럼 진행형을 써야 자연스러워요.
"popcorn"은 셀 수 없는 명사라서 "a"를 쓰지 않아요.
(Eating a) Eating popcorn, I saw a movie.
설명 : "popcorn"은 셀 수 없는 명사이기 때문에 a를 쓰지 않아요.
"Eating popcorn"처럼 간단히 쓰면 "팝콘을 먹으면서"라는 의미로 자연스러워요.
Because she ate many candies, she (met) had to see a dentist.
설명 : "met a dentist"는 자연스럽지 않아요.
이 문맥에서는 had to see a dentist (치과에 가야 했다)가 더 자연스럽고 의미도 정확해요.
Eating many candies, she (met) had to see a dentist.
설명 : "met a dentist"는 우연히 만난 느낌이에요.
여기서는 "많은 사탕을 먹어서 치과에 갔다"는 의미니까 had to see a dentist라고 써야 해요.
If you surprise him, you will (regret) regret it.
- 설명: "regret"는 보통 regret it처럼 **목적어(it)**와 함께 써요.
"후회할 거야"는 영어로 you will regret it이 자연스러워요.
Surprising him, you will (regret) regret it.
- 설명 : "regret"는 그냥 쓰지 않고 보통 regret it처럼 목적어가 필요해요.
"Surprising him"은 괜찮지만 뒤에 나오는 regret도 자연스럽게 고쳐야 해요.
When I (cross) was crossing the street, I met my best friend.
- 설명 : "met"이 과거 시제이기 때문에 "cross"도 과거형으로 바꿔야 해요.
두 행동이 동시에 일어날 때는 보통 하나는 was ~ing로 쓰는 게 자연스러워요.
Crossing the street, I met my best friend. 맞아요!
I don't have any pen. May I borrow some pen?
We don't need to buy some milk. We have some milk.
May I have some time to think about that?
I don't have any scadule at this weekend.
All was happy at the test result.
All leaves were fallen at the tree.
Both of us like india food.
All people make mistakes.
I don't have any (pens). May I borrow (a pen)?
→ Tips) pen → pens: any 다음엔 복수형을 써요.
→ Tips) some pen → a pen: 하나 빌릴 땐 a pen이 자연스러워요.
We don't need to buy (any) milk. We have some milk.
→ Tips) some milk → any milk: 부정문에서 보통 any를 써요.
→ 두 번째 문장은 맞는 문장
May I have some time to think about that? 맞는 문장
I don't have any (schedule) (for) this weekend.
→ Tips) scadule → schedule (철자 주의!)
→ Tips) at this weekend → for this weekend
All (were) happy (with) the test result.
→ Tips) was → were: all은 복수니까 were
→ Tips) at → with: 시험 결과에 대해 → with
All (the leaves) (fell) (from) the tree.
→ Tips) leaves we
I have two apples. One is red and the other is green.
I have two pencils. One is black and one is white.
Some like mountain and others sea.
Some like August and others like October.
Mom and dad love each other.
I have two apples. One is red and the other is green.
→ 맞는 문장
I have two pencils. One is black and (the other) is white.
→ 두 개 중 하나는 black이므로, 나머지는 "the other"가 맞아요.
Some like (the mountains) and others (the sea).
→ 일반적인 산과 바다를 말할 때는 'the'를 붙여야 해요.
Some like August and others like October.
→ 맞는 문장
Mom and dad love each other.
→ 맞는 문장
I burned myself at hot pot.
You should care yourself and have some rest.
Children could introduce themselves with songs and art.
Yesterday, I went theather by myself.
Sometimes, I talk to myself.
We enjoy ourselves in school festival.
Help yourselves to cake.
He cooked himself for his mom.
I like the song itself, not the singer.
I burned myself (on the) hot pot.
설명) ‘at’ 대신 ‘on the’를 써야 “무엇에 데었다”는 뜻이 돼요.
You should (take care of yourself) and have some rest.
설명) ‘care yourself’는 자연스럽지 않아요. ‘take care of yourself’로 써야 해요.
Children could introduce themselves with songs and art. → 잘했어요!
Yesterday, I went (to the theater) by myself.
설명) ‘to the’를 넣어야 하고, ‘theather’ 철자를 ‘theater’로 고쳤어요.
Sometimes, I talk to myself. → 잘했어요!
We enjoy ourselves (at the) school festival.
설명) 행사 장소를 말할 때는 ‘at the’를 써요.
Help yourselves to cake. → 잘했어요!
He cooked (by himself) for his mom.
설명) ‘cooked himself’는 ‘자신을 요리했다’는 뜻이 되므로 ‘by himself’로 고쳐야 해요.
I like the song itself, not the singer. → 잘했어요!
Process is as important as result.
He can speak English as well as foreigners.
Goldens are not harder than diamonds.
My grade is not good as last grade.
I can't cook as well as my mother.
I am younger than my brother.
I am he youngest in my family.
Cold air is heavier than hot air.
Sound move slower than light.
The sun is bigger than the moon.
Cheese cake is the most popular dessert in this cafe.
(The process) is as important as (the) result.
설명) process, result는 구체적인 대상이므로 the를 붙여야 자연스럽습니다.
He can speak English as well as foreigners. → 잘했어요!
(Gold) is not as hard as (diamonds).
설명) Goldens는 잘못된 표현이고, not harder than보다는 not as hard as가 더 정확한 비교 표현이에요.
My grade is not (as good as) last grade.
설명) not good as는 틀린 표현이고, as good as로 고쳐야 해요.
I can't cook as well as my mother. → 잘했어요!
I am younger than my brother. → 잘했어요!
I am (the) youngest in my family.
설명) 최상급 앞에는 반드시 the가 필요해요.
Cold air is heavier than hot air. → 잘했어요!
Sound (moves) slower than light.
설명) 주어가 단수이므로 move → moves로
The sun is bigger than the moon. → 잘했어요!
Cheese cake is the most popular dessert in this cafe. → 잘했어요!