<p class="cafe-editor-text">A one-way ticket is less than 4 euros.<br />편도 티켓이 4유로가 안 돼요.<br /><br />A- Oh, it’s raining. Do you still want to go to Aveiro? <br />B- I heard that it’s going to clear up this afternoon. <br />A- Then shall we go to the train station now? <br />B- Yes. There’s a train almost every hour. <br />A- And it takes about an hour from here? <br />B- Right. A one-way ticket is less than 4 euros. <br />A- They are cheaper than I expected. Let’s buy two bottles of water on the way. <br /><br />(출처: EBS Easy English)<br /><br />학습정보 예문 <br />Do you still want to ~? : 아직도 ~하고 싶어?<br />☞Do you still want to join them?<br />아직도 그들과 합류하고 싶어?<br />☞Do you still want to buy the shirt?<br />아직도 그 셔츠 사고 싶니?<br />☞Do you still want to make a contract with the company?<br />아직도 그 회사랑 계약하고 싶어?<br /><br />clear up :개다<br />☞It cleared up.<br />날씨가 개었네.<br />☞I hope it clears up soon.<br />곧 개었으면 좋겠다.<br />☞It rained heavily in the morning, but it cleared up in the afternoon.<br />아침에는 비가 많이 왔는데, 오후에 개었어<br /><br />every hour : 매 시간마다<br />☞The bus runs every hour.<br />버스가 매 시간마다 와.<br />☞Does it come every hour?<br />그게 매 시간마다 오나요?<br />☞The train runs every hour on weekdays but doesn’t run on weekends.<br />평일에는 기차가 매 시간마다 다니는데, 주말에는 안 다녀.<br /><br />관련단어<br /><br />still : 아직도, 그래도<br />almost : 거의<br />one-way ticket : 편도 티켓<br />on the way : 가는 길에</p>
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