[5월] No. 11 : 회화영작

[5월] No. 11 : 회화영작   ★ Grammar : much / many / a lot of / plenty of   - I have many friends. - I have a lot of friends.   - I have much money. (X) - I have a lot of money.   - I have plenty of ideas. - I have plenty of time. * more than enough       ★ 문장 만들어 보세요    1. 그녀는 지난 봄에 옷 사는 데 많은 돈을 쓰지 않았어요. ☞ She didn’t spend much money on clothes last spring.   2. 여기 한국에는 많은 관광객이 있지는 않아요. ☞ There aren’t many tourists here in Korea.                                                                                     3. 흥미 있는 도시에요.       볼 것들이 풍부해요.   ☞ It’s an interesting city.   There are plenty of things to see.       ★ 스크린 속 표현 익히기 : The Incredibles   # Scene 1 - There isn’t much time. - There’s no time at all. - What more can you take away from me? - She was helping me to escape. - That’s what I was doing. - Let go of me! - How could I betray the perfect woman? - You’re referring to me now?       1. There’s no time at all. : There is no time to ~ [ ~ 할 시간이 없어요 ]   1. 아침에 화장할 시간이 없어요.  ☞ There is no time to wear makeup in the morning.   2. 친구들과 함께 수다 떨 시간이 없어요. ☞ There is no time to have a chat with my friends.   3. 바닥을 걸레로 닦을 시간이 없어요. ☞ There is no time to mop the floor.       [응용해보세요] : There is no need to ~ [ ~ 할 필요 없어요 ]   1. 그녀에게 사과할 필요 없어요. ☞ There is no need to apologize to her.   2. 그녀에 대해서 걱정할 필요 없어요. 그녀 괜찮아 질 거예요.  ☞ There is no need to worry about her. She will be fine.                                                                                      3. 나에게 고마워할 필요 없어요. ☞ There is no need to thank me.       ★ Grammar : all / every / whole   - Did you read all the books in the library? - Did you read every book in the library? - Did you read the whole book?       ★ 문장 만들어 보세요   1. 그녀는 그녀의 평생을 런던에서 살았어요. ☞ She has lived her whole life in London.   2. 나는 너무 배가 고파서, 쿠키 한 상자를 다 먹었어요. ☞ I was so hungry that I ate a whole package of cookies.                                                                                    3. 그녀는 하루 종일 한 마디도 안 했어요. ☞ She didn’t say a word the whole day. = all day       # Scene 2 - It’s a whole family of Supers. - Looks like I’ve hit the jackpot! - You gotta admit, this is cool. - And just when all hope is lost, Syndrome will save the day! - You mean you killed off real heroes so that you could pretend to be one?       2. It looks like ~ [ 그것은 ~ 처럼 보여요 ]   1. 안 좋은 타이밍에 온 것 같네요.     ☞ It looks like I came at a bad time.   2. 당신 어젯밤에 전혀 못 잔 것 같네요 ☞ It looks like you didn’t sleep at all last night.   3. 열쇠를 회사에 두고 온 것 같네요.    ☞ It looks like I left my keys at work.       [응용해보세요] : It seems like yesterday that… [ ~ 한 것은 어제 일 같아요 ]   1. 우리가 함께 낚시를 갔던 것은 어제 일 같아요. ☞ It seems like yesterday that we went fishing together.   2. 내가 이 회사에 입사한 것은 어제 일 같아요. ☞ It seems like yesterday that I joined this company.                                                                                                                  3. 내가 첫째 아들을 낳은 것은 어제 일 같아요. ☞ It seems like yesterday that I gave birth to the first son.       ★ Free talking   Q : You said that you like to go to a park.  On what day do you go to the park?   A : 나는 주로 토요일 아침에 동네 공원에 갑니다. ☞ I usually go to a park in my neighborhood on Saturday mornings.                                 주말에는 항상 공원 안에 많은 사람들이 있지만, 참을 수 있습니다. ☞ On weekends, there are many people in the park, but I can stand it.   나는 산책을 하거나 자전거를 타기 위해 거기에 갑니다.  ☞ I go there to take a walk or to ride a bicycle.                                                                                           신선한 공기를 마시기에 좋은 장소 인 것 같습니다. ☞ I think it is a good place to get some fresh air.