Experience aa hint sniieion vba In This Unit Objectives and functions to learn in each unit are presented in “In This Unit’ - Warm up It presents pictures with questions that are related to the topic of the unit to moti- vate leamers to get ready for studying. Expressions ‘Te expressions ‘elated to the topic and functions ofeach unit ae presented in this section. These essential expressions for communication are presented in sentence unit Vocabulary New vocabulary words that appear in each unit are presented in this section. Collocetional expressions are catogorized soparately by ‘Words that go together. This ‘Vocabulary’ section will function as a dictionary for learners while studying each: unitKey Expressions Various exemplary dialogues or staternents which introduce the topic and related situa- tions of each unit are presented in this sec- tion <> Cheek it “Check it’ enhances learners’ comprehen- sion of the dialogue or statement. Grammar Points Key explanations on the new grammar points of each unit are presented. More ‘explanations on the grammer ere present- ed in ‘Grammar Reference’ at the end of this book. Notes ~ Basic explanations on the essential vocab- Ulary and expressions used in the given text are presented. ~~ Practice Various forms of exercises to check and review what learners have learned are pro- vided in this section. The last excercise in each section provides leamers not just a simple grammar practice but a chance to practice the grammar in practical situations by reorganizing the exemplary dialogues or statements using the given information.How to Use This Book 2271 ing + STARTERS ie . “a, Listening “Lge tate ean mt This is @ listening exercise covering grammar, vocabulary and expressions that are carried se i throughout each unit. The contents of listen- ing materials in this section are using authen- tic language in a wide range of settings to help learners prepare for real-life listening | | tasks. | | Reading & Writing — This section provides various reading materi- 9 & Writing si 1 A als related to the topic of each unit and the Practices to check what the learners have understood. Through integrated Korean lan- guage learning, learners have chances to structuralze the reading passages using veri ous methods, and from this, they organize \Wwhat they are going to write. The new vocab- ularies in ‘Reading & Writing’ are presented with their meanings in the box below. Culture This section introduces interesting Korean cub ‘ture related to the topic of each unit. Using sim ple grammer structures, explanations are easy to understand for Korean language learners, English translations are also available at the back of the book. Now lean Each unit ends with the opportunity for leamers ‘to wrap up what they have learned and assess their achievement of learning objectives.Additional Expressions rxperionee Extended vocabulary words and expres- sions are presented with illustrations and photos, Although they are a little beyond: the level of each unit, they are useful expressions for daily life. Grammar Reference This section at the end of the book pre- sents detailed explanations of ‘Grammar Points’ in each unit. Further explanations on grammar structures will be helpful for learners as well as instructors.How to Use This Book 22>” gaesertege a apyesseyy ¥ p21 ty { i § 4 ‘Grammar Glossary The list ofall the grammar points are pre- sented here so the learners can easily ook for an explanation of @ certain grammar point Glossary Itlists all the vocabulary words presented throughout the textbook and ‘Grammar Reference’ with the meanings, and indicates ‘the unit where they first appeer. ‘R’next to the number of unit indicates that the word is first appeared in ‘Reading & WritingPreface ci2/at How to Use This Book 257) Scope and Sequence 23) FE UNIT Experience 2# 16 UNIT2 Hobbies #4") 30 UNITS Employment /9I a UNIT4 Fashion #33 a UNITS Qutoforder 3% R UNITS Change 8h 8% UNIT? Information 3H 100 UNITS True and False 23} 7431 16 UNIT? — Conflictand Worry 253} Tel 128 Grammar Reference £4 2121 12 Culture Translation 3 158 Listening Transcript £71 2 160 Grammar Glossary =i 42! 187 Glossary Go| “421 168oreo equence | Mra rica WA PAE Cure Unit 2 Hobbies aa] Unit 4 Fashion wet + Expressions for discussing experi ence. + Expressions for discussing hab- bies + Expressions of preference + Expressions for talking about what one can da + Expressions for interviews + Expressions used at beauty salons + Expressions for talking about ‘what's in fashion xpressions relat- ed to breakdowns ‘and repairs + Famous places + Counting words for days + Food + Words related to hobbies + Words related to ‘majors + Words related to ‘work + Words related to beauty salon + Words related to fashion + Words related to ‘breakdowns and repairs + Machines: + V-0W/0} SoH + Asking and answering about *VE(O)L Ho) aictigict experiences (1), (2) + AW-S1/982 Hh + Asking fora description or . ‘opinion +N aor + Asking and answering about hobbies and adjectives, + Talking about what one oan do sWieje eacymer (1), (2) ‘ev eey VEN + Exoressing modification Aa + Giving the purpose of visit Vela 7eort * Talking about preferences NRE + OLN Veja er (1), (2), (3)Rocce on ant) + Listening to someone ‘alk about hissher experience + Listening to a story of journey Reading ebout an interesting experience + Reading about a journey + Whiting about a journey Listening for what one + Reading a text about hobbies + Reading a notice for club mmambership + Writing a notice for club: membership + Checking your sensitivity ofashion + Reading a text froma web site for sel ling secondhand goods - Witing an advertisement or selling secondhand Poms tening to people talk wut what's in fashion + Understanding the rela- + Reading a text message tionship between speak- «Reacting a description of a es breakdown + Listening to descrintions —. writing a description of a of breakdown breakdown é j Comte + Stone tower + Let's do away with formality Prasad + Experience + Expressions related to “various hobbies « Expresion elated 10 ity salon + Out of orderScope and Sequence »4 #22 eee Serene Dees + Expressions for + Words relatedto. + A/V-ul2 + Desorbing changes (1), (2) esa wea + A-OWOIRICE + Asking for opinions changes + Words related to. y-og sic} changes Ag sayv2}ana? +AN-(2le rok + Objective desctin- = Wordsreleted to + Ach + Stating (0, 2), @) tion holidays oyeucyeet + Words related to ioc} movernent canoe Unit 7 sN-stcyolct Information “v-ige aolch as Vac + S-o1siois § + NQUEEN AA Bich + Expressions for «Words relatedto + A-cia aich + Indirect speech (1), (2) indrect speech schoo life tye. /eneuee Bein dlsces ae + Expressions for =N-(olea 3 “Unit 8 eer: Nee True and False auesses fie ae Ed ees so +v(2)e iain aie + v-aeea set + Expressions for + Words relstedto + Vain sist + Indirect speech (3), (4), (6) Unit 9 discussing con- conflict, +y-x1 2a? Contict ana et ane wom + ytovasn 8c + Expressions for pee Worry ee Veal Beis Sich 252} mel oot Siehonc a DCrine nesters 47} Bel CE ay Sree) + From the cradle to the + Listening for the changes + Reading an e-mail Time capsule. inthe pastand present. Reading about the past grave + Listening to a story of ite and present state of Korea in Korea + Writing about the future + Listening for the changes world after marriage + Listening for the order of + Reading an article on + Holiday cuisine + Newspaper dally work newspaper and finding + Listening to an related pictures ‘announcement + Reading a newspaper + Listening to a radio pro- article gram + Wiiting 2 newspaper article + Listening for reasons + Reading a notice onthe «Is your mouth light of + Carrying messages ‘Listening toa voice mes- _ notige-board and carrying heavy? ‘sage on the mobile phone the messaue. + Reading an article about an interview + Writing an article about an interview + Listening to people talk Reading a story about mis- + Terms of address between Expressions for seeking about their worry and takes related to Korean husband and wite counseling or advice sive advioa language + Expressions for empathy + Listening for the conflict + Reading an e-mail about and worry someone's worry + Writing an e-mail to give someone a solutionExperience AAG TW In This Unit = Talking aboutexperiences #4 #64617] = Describing when it happened Off QO] Qojt A|Zt #e1S}7] = Asking for opinion 9|21-27 Warm Up| Si) 1°] AKG WI 8hat Glo}? ofe}eLe aay ole 3) 3} ia | 2, area 1 JO]. AqtsETt Zo] olop7 sta A, 16 UNIT1Becca a AON 7} HOA? Hae ou eet boon at a ont S82 What about you, Annie? BAe WS Ao] ola? Have you ever eeten kimchi? HOS ofa Zhe} Bolo, Tye ust come back fram a trip to Jepen PAI Ofso}22 How was the weather? Vocabulary Famous places SIPS the Great Weil ‘HOH Tienenmen Gate BSB WIRE Notional Museum of Louvre AEZE Singapore 4 Chuncheon Counting words for days IRE one day O}S two days AE three days UB four days SEAL five days ‘AH six days Ojai) seven days O}EAll eight days Of nine days BE ten days Food B tangorine AAI sushi HU] dakgalbi (chicken sibs) S4X|71_ pork Nouns 01242 everybody (all ofyou HX] ZHEE bungee jump OfBBIOIE parttime job BH hot spring & dream ‘B21 thing / object Al magezine BB} hometown BE peice / award AIRE wallet "4 house (honorific) BB business wip O45 summer O}0171 story IBY! checkein AA meal Verbs RISC to go to hospital’ FAL} to dream te dream) WoIWIAIC! to lose LISC} to appear tobehospitalized Lf tory BOWIE to go beck! aHO}RICH to pare’ ‘ZOIHAICH to pass away OIAICE to fail to return to break up RICE SCH tohave beentolaplace) TECH tochoose /toselect AIC} to order SAISICH to climb a mountain ZEABSICH to wotch out/to be careful Adjectives SBSICH famous 7IBICY joytul/ delightful /happy BZICb enjoyable merry ERIC close /near RICE salty Belch wrong OfAICE young Others 2 this kind of such B11 (ZO) with (a person} by allmeans/inany case HB forthe firsttime 5} stone Words that go together BS FC to dream a dream Experience 17xpressions ©: Asking and answering about experiences (1) @j ~™«= A AR] 4, AFRO 7} OVA? B Ul, 7} OS, HY HER? A ASO) 7h we, B 1g S7} a2, Be For, A Tae] ARES 7} PIL? B geisha! Zo] F8ale, A Jacmin, have you ever been to Jit Inne? O check it B Yes [five What abou you, Annie? | 1. OWL] MES APRSEO Se eH ZO. | B_ You must visit there. It’s really wonderful. @ ‘A. By the way, what is Jeju Island famous for? 2 FREE Ht eeaIe? orm Oe A. haven't been there yet B_Jeju Island is famous for Hallasan and tangerine Ot Bt somsuy V—-O}/04 $012 “all cf i used 10 express one's attempt at doing something, When i's used in the past tensa it can rer to whether ‘one tas ever attempted at doing something, To express not having attempted, 32 V-oHO4 oie pattern is used verb stems last vowels ending with “+” or “1° +—0} Hoi: 7IC}— 7} Lg verbs ending with “SIC sick ~ a Bois : SBeIct — Seay wore q Inall other cases, add '-0f Mois! : ic} — so} Hols. > Grammar Reference p12 'N2/E27" means ‘What about N?" and is used to ask the sama question for other cases. oft wee? we22? 3 18 UNITfey see © Ask and answer the questions about experiences below. (uy, e101 wot. [ dete eto woie? | - Ag de = La eo oxisic) — FBRLAIISI BtsalA4 — Ojopzisic = OF@UFOLES SIC © Practice the conversation with your partner. a * ee A AIRE 7} ola? ‘BiRIAE B YL 7rROLA, of aa? A ALOE 7} HeLa, = BABS 7} male. Ae srg, A tad] AEE 7} Raa? B tebe} go] + yaa, otek Experience 19xpressions + i aia Asking and answering about experiences (2) Gove spol 4, BA] Ho} Bea? AAR, Fo] Hoj.2, DIFIAE BAS YL Alo] 910}2.2 OR, SAE BS Ao} Bolg. AAol Aso] LS wl] AS Bo] Bre]2, no > oD s mai have you ever eaten kimi? o it A Have you eaten kimehi in the States, too? TERE eee GS : fF B No, I haven't eaten Winch inthe Staues. Late kimchi forthe first time when I eae to Kore fast yeu ee H 8 Dz Gb somauy V-(2)L Aol) Qch/etct *(@)L. fo] gic is used when a person has experienced something, and '-(2)- 20] gicf is used when a person. has not experienced something. verb stems ending with a vowel +L. Io] sici/gict: 7Ich— 2 8a] sle¥eict + verb stems ending with @ consonant + ~@ 0] QICH/RICt : Sch —~ sH2 So] cyeict “OI is omissible in “(2}L. Jo] sICHeICr 2 so] ois. = 2b Slois "(0 3fo| QICHICF is often used with -o}/| 2c} ina combined pattern, 2b =o) Woke. b> Grammar Reference p.142 AIN-St/2H th “9/84 a is used to describe the point of time that an incident happened. verb or adjective stem’ last vowels ending with ’” or “1° + ~RIE 7IC}— 248 at verbs or adjectives ending with ‘Sif, sich — 8 al: SE8Ich— Sans a Inallother cases, add “98 uf = Ich} — SHR af > Grammar Reference p42 20 UNIT1© Ask and answer the questions about experiences below. 7 oie (_ a HEA 2 ao ois. (ssa 2 Alo} 0127 ++ / 4 acne cas: peponane ra S \ OfLI2, MISO Zt AO] Soa, =a = SUE ASO JIC} ~ “~ ALZOIL} Sxlo USch FBS AS Prt © Answer the questions using the expressions in the box. 1) | 7Imt0427 2) inl LAP UIZgOIa? ye i eM 7IMOIR? BS wets wh 7Moi2, 3) inl 2B gol wore? CEs : 1a | en 4) 21H Bo] BOL? # ms 5) in| Tol Sob AeI012? +a wet +70] STAC + OLNI/eba} AIFSED SONIC} + BE elsKS esc} + BOWAI7 SotAIcH +chals chach + ANBIOLAY WoFrIcy + Ato ZI +RiZS goiwi2ich + ofc + Algo] BLict +Be a8 uch © Practice the conversation with your partner. A aA So} Hoja? - Ve 2) in| aw atch B 192. A mise ae seat ges7 B o}42, THE BS ao} glo}a, & aad RS MS AH AVS =O Hole, 4) ise Ale Yor 7c} Experience 21xpressions #= Asking for a description or opinion (37% AR A, VHol 7} HA? Yl, SS Ao] PHOS of ay Zc} Zo}a. Ho] ZS wf] SA7} pmo]? oF Sato a, Bele] a2? AS VFA Fo] GE FB 7-2, > wr > Jaemin, have you ever been to Japan? ‘Yes, I.came balck from a trip Japan ten days ago. 1. HE! ANS geod Zt | How was the weather on your trip in Japan? o Very good. By the way, why? pop o> 2, Oink: Waiol OBE 79 fl [ go'on a tip to Japan after a week. N Mol/SoH) "Holl means ‘ago’ used with the words expressing the time, and “@aj!’ means “after (the time)’. UEL Holl tol) Bois 3 ate Fol DOL Solz 710k, > Grammar Re i Besides ‘12, 20, 32), 421”, the following words are also used to count days. @ a a ae 6a ea 7 aa ae og. Ae us Sta En oat | oe) ‘Nol/7t C190127 is used to ask the feeling of past experience meaning ‘How was N?’, cfao| ofstoj22 i To answer the question, the following expressions ere usually used, 0% BBO12__—_Itwas very good. wagioia, twas OK, TA AHS, It was so-so, ‘Noll Zict Sct! means ‘to go to N and come back. oo inure’‘© Look at the calender. Ask and answer the questions about when you did it or when you are going to do it using “oj! or ‘Soll. Hl Sse BOL? BEA Aol Bog, 12 13 14 44 Ay 15 16 17 18\19 2 21 wes a © Practice the conversation with your partner. A BBo} 7} xo1.22 UY), HS Aol Zk Bola, BA} olson? oF SsO1S, ee] 4.92 AS BFA Fo] AE} of 74.2, Experience 231. Listen carefully and mark O if the man has experienced it before, and mark X if he has not experienced it before. 2) 5) lew 2. Listen carefully and choose the correct answer. 1) SAKE OF Bhai] O4C Hou 2 102? One Os4 OARS 2) HE 2B DEAL. © EAE BAIS Hol Mois, @ AME Hall 2 0] YO, @ ORE AS OHBol HE SS. 934 UNIT13. Misako is talking about her journey. Listen to Misako and fill in the blanks. SM] OS 2012? O1Clol OS Zoe? ‘éial Zo] 2012? 4, Misako's story goes on. Listen to Misako again and answer the questions. 1) DAR MEE OIClOll 2012? MW ELL2, se —- ( 24) = Of )= Of ) 2) HOM O, BelH X shil2. © OA Ale ASO! Seto! SAHo}2, ( ) @ DAS MIE OH OHO SAI SAS AS Ho Boe, ( ) @ OA Ube AILHOA QS ARIS 2 e012, ( ) Experience 25ing & Writing 971% 471 myn mee: 1. Chris has had an interesting experience in Korea. Read and mark 0 if it is true, mark X if it is false. eA gzopy AS ATSol zee ah Als Tel gasel2. At oy uae Adela, ele e474 wpepatstat ote) 7} A) MALS Aol FAO, AS WANS BE Algal: £9] wel e144 HRMS oF Biglol@, BOS ct AE oFeDIU7T “Sh wIAAG of BIO]? WARE et Feta?” st wabgiel2, He “=0] gto] glola.” sat wakes. oF 7E R918, AID 2 Be grae” sat ages. Ade As 7a eS of njoj eat el 1a.” ast eS, soll HE Alco BS al MAYS ARAL, ( ) 1) Bale 0] SIM BS S AROS, ( } 2) ala 3) Se|A ke BSS ASO 7h Bae ef Hols. Of2{ many / various EAL kind | ‘O}2£0}L) ma'am / middle-aged lady chal SC} to laugh | 2. Annie has been to Maisan. Read the following. aye Fao] AE VS APs Del Ptolstell et t 018, 22} AIA oe GAS Seah 441 Fell ot ol4t Qo} EAHioLa., EEO] HE chee. ae CHES gab AMIS Bel Sica. poe 2 ao] gleleia. 2 aE SS EMO eo] Ygiola, es] sige] Bo] Seize See] ae Yay Be Aiteie, AE] SS SE SI BE gehe wes galola. al 277t “OW AS AMo| 128 BES Hes SS SHA." aigola, AE Ake Shh Se Ml eat “FS Zsa Aja as ABS BHA. 1 aln ef A ae Zola. Pat SH AE ofa] BAS SS Uses. SFA. 26 UNITT1) HOS 0, Hela X sls, DOH Me Aol] OOOH] SAO — ( ) Q dao] Sekt SeS Of PUMOe ( ) @ OL Mi= S-h0i] 21012, ( ) 2) CS Hol) My eile + ele at - Heat ~ — : | FOIE Matsan EAS tinted auturnn leaves OFSEICE beautiful | Baath rowarch 2B temple BEE stone tower | uieto] ECE wind blows SPLAAICH to crumble AIZIBIC} marvelous / | Ae wish = stone wondrous | Serf vo put BA lake EL table/ chart 3. Do the writing activities below using the previous excercise number 2 as a model. 1) CHAS Of IO 7} MOLL? 747 IO B YOHL? CHS FoHl WM KUL. Experience 27ing & Writing wits) 2) 1)2| HS Sr Off OPIS MW BAIR. 747] there SOI Aol 71 AD 42 SUS Bol S > VSUCL Meol est ASS Sol LELER, Soll ASS WIE AsO] O-FOIRICHD ABZIHRSLICL TAHA KISS Aol] 7B BES te7i} 2 US Gol Ate Bet ABE = + eteLch Ye Translation p58 (1 talk about experience: . () describe when it happened (ask for opinion in Korean. 28 UNIT1Additional Expressions #722 Experience AS Sct to find a wallet | Ankal71S Setct to have one’s pocket pickedHobbies an = Talking about hobbies #40 Ol0}7 [617] «Talking about what one cando S2 H83{7/ = Changingaverbtoanoun form SAt2| BArs 2hS7/ Warm Up/ #8] 1) ISS 2, FALS A[26] oH Baa?eee ee elt aa? ‘What is your hobby? BeSRE A Fala. ‘My hobby is cooking SAE US S Sopa, | know how to make sushi SSE 7 Soha, | like listening to music. az et oleiaa. Its not very atfcutt. oF aR a, | can’t ride it very well yet. Nouns ‘Hl hobby 3248] music concert ‘HEI AZ] computer game 22 yoyo 'EIO| tie HOISe! violin ‘Well ballet BAY salsa BA dance SOWA knitting 32] muffler/ scart ‘APAF Sooraksan SA reading SAAFAH history book BE golf ® dance Verbs ‘AOFBICH to dislike AWSICH to shop BASIC to cook AIBC} tocut Sc} to sing HCE to tie AAC to play {the violin) Cf to dance SELF to do Knitting Others SE not very/ not much HEC fast Words that go together ZHE| ABZ ICt to play acomputer game u}O| BIB HAC} to play the violin BB Fc} todance Hobbies 31xpressions 2 Asking and answering about hobbies j=» A ty 4, ob eel Bo] UA ata? B AE SSsh: 7 BE tt Sosa. A 2a oq AS Felt Aaa? B AE SH Se 7 Sore. A 29 oe FH] So] Ses] B71a? B Yl. Soha. {A Annie, would you lke to py tennis with mn this weekend @ Check it B don't like to excercise very much 1. 09L sles ote? A. Then, what is your hobby? a A ®@ | B lke lixening to music [A Then, would you like to goto concert wih me this weekend? 2, ok We BN Bets zt 71082, B_ Yes, that’s good. ita) 1% OL sensu V-EA ‘£7 isatached toa verb stern and changes the veo to @roun form se} — ae Set Seal we Gammar Reference p.143 Sometimes “Aloisi” cauld be too forthright to say, so a roundabout way of saying such as “= &t Bolsls2” would be betterto use. Don't forget to remember thet "R= should be followed by negative words such as “2F or “. ‘To ask someone what hisfher hobby is, simply say “sla}7+ WoL?" To answer this question, patterns like 'V-= 24 0k ‘ig! of “H SIOl N-Ojol@/o4S! can be used. "N-0[o[32/01 could be a good and simple answer to the question, too, 32 UNIT2$ AAS BUA zICp Bre Al Stet a4 ech oregetcy @ Practice the conversation with your partner. A fey A, O18 Fe] Zo] EYA Anka? BAL Sete 7 Be et Sopa, A 28 On AE 40]7} Fea? B AE Sh Se A Soi. A 28 oll Bete] Zo] Sosa} Zrt.0? B ul, Soha, 1) U4 Rep S SAeict 3) SoH 7c 4) Asiaoll 716 fee toil 2H Set ry A?| Efcf ec ABBIC 4Ssict aug ict S2t8 SHEAR sae EAB Hobbies 33xpressions = Talking about what one can do (1) ym" CRY aS aot Had? Ae eV7} ANTAL, ag a4) WSS aoa? Wa, WE S Gora, ada? AS AB SA) BPS AS SPP he Se Beha, B BS et jaja, cp gol] Ze] Sha WSO] BQ, Porm p A. What is your hoblhy, Tanaka? B_ My hobby is cooking. @ Check it ‘A. ‘Then, do you know how to make sushi? 1. CLP Isle Alok eam, B OF coume, I know & ‘A. Really 1 ike to eat Japanese food, butt don't know how 10 make i 2. CUI Me AMIE 2 EOS, B Irs not thar difficult. Ler’s make it together sometime: fl Cees ‘@’ irregular verbs and adjectives ‘When the verb or adjective stem ends with ‘2! and is followed by “o¥0f, “_’ is deleted. At the same time, the remaining “2! becomes par of the following syllable, and another ‘= is added to it. As @ result, “OW changes into ‘-ayet as stated below. Bar} +0j2— gai SEC} +02 — Bele be Grammar Peerence pst43 v-(2)e 2 acy/Sect '-(9)2 # wC/SErF denotes whether the subject knows how to do something or not, or whether the subject has. ‘the ability to do something or not, verb stems ending with a vowel += # )o/@ : ait} — @ & ois, verb stems ending with a consonant +-2 # Q0i2: fic} ~ 218 # oka '-(2}2 & er} is the negative form of "(Ol = BF, b> Geammar Referance p.t44 34 UNIT2© Fill in the blank with the correct form of the word. 7 a =ejun | ovo Bec} 1) BRS 2) 3) - 4) xtc wee 5) 8 xe 7) 8) 9) fen 10) 1) 12) 43) 14) 48) wel pe, 4, ul, # B gore, Fe Serle X [ os gaa at ‘Sele tc SHELOIS OFC Avie ect sOlIsaS AC © Practice the conversation with your partner. A Any} Aaa? B AL BE 7 Sora. =| SSE y galetct 2) apes A 23 4A] the S aera? aes esa B 2ge Wes dhe. A 29102 42 SBA, 3) agape 4 preememern B 2a ogo} abel He] Ba, HALA Sch Sca/8 xr} We ct oje|aa, Hobbies 35xpressions ¢< EE Talking about what one can do (2) GQ worce A ae a, Av] a ea? B ul AE Ar eRe a alo)oLa, A eal Ae AMG wise a? B 101d of wHIO}2, of] A? A AE La Aee HOLA, aie] ob) A EA, A. Jaemin, do you ski well @ Check it B Yes, My hobiy isto a Tea eee (A Weve dtp fet eae hort ak? el B 1 Fearne how t Skten years ago. Whit about you, Anne? an 2.10 Sol AS AHS IROL, A ve leamed how to ski since lst year, but I can ski wel yet. m 1 ON "t samsuy Guedes Ve To express one is very good at something, "2! V' is used, and to express one is not very good at something, "3 is used ME OS B48 Bago NE CSE BsHe “Vee Ai is a colloquial expression of 'V-t= 210f. Aa| te 0 — 491 ELE a Ue 2h al aioloi, 36 UNIT2Key Expressions O Ask and answer about each picture as shown in the example. ul, B Ag, | ao are | Oo Toke sae? | i wo gene” OLIe, & AB, HOSS otc Aale eth © Practice the conversation with your partner. A Az) 2 ea? Boul Ae AP) EHS anja, A Fal AS 2718 HIgOL92 B 1044 oj age. A 2419? AE 1d Bel OLA, Teel of] Bz ea, V astetcr 2) Stet act 3) aie ict 4) mole Sich Was FEES S21 Ws} HES A SSAct OEE Ee MS Sele Ale Zo] HSH, 20008 ACU SEROUS BA SSOS TISISIO} HS SaISPALICL HBSS at HORS SSS QM Selo] CIS oHEc| o| Wo AS wel efaleo| AHS oA QELIch eH BES ANB wIPS ARIE Bl WIS OL 3S Ae Met B2lOe Bazil 71 Sel AS 42 we of BUCH > Transiaton p.168 Hobbies 37ning | i AES a 1. Listen carefully and mark O if the man knows how to do it, and mark X if he doesn't know how to do it. 3) x 5) 38 UNIT23. Listen to the conversation and choose the correct answer. 1) OL] M2} AHI AK ZI B Bix Blo1e? 8 AS] Hol Zoe, O OL) MS HAS HHS 71012, @ Mel MSIL ONL] MES MOfAtol] Z 74oHL2, 4, Listen to the conversation and choose the correct answer. 1) ORKE 2s MYOll B St 402? @ 2s, 2) OHS CUMIFE] BE BHBOLe? OVA BHe} Ot e ae Ol Are} 3) te AS Daag, Otte 22 2 ag, @ SAKE OfnIe ZO] BES ws 71012, @ SAS OFIMAl SES 7H B 71012, Hobbies 39ing & Writing ¢1> | ], Read and answer the questions. DS Al APE AS BE Aaa, Ae Ard Bol ale 7} Wes ABe Wella, obiz|7} Awa BAB, AS AB Ede he A S Baa alse SEH Bog, 7 le} hoe AVE ASS AS ch SS Yo, AH UN, Bove, ABA AE a] BSS Be AS 4 Foals. BS SAS 4S a, 7120] $84, Shs a, SS 4 le 7 Al Ee Az ys] Ba Be ANS, 1) 0| 29] ASS DEM|2. @Ous| wel @usl az @ uo] 4fo] 2) SE CAS Files Seal Boeke @ ofa] @ Hct om 3) 29) Wim Ste AS TEL, © a7 Sf He ARIE et Boi, © o| Ae les Ae S Bets, @ UF S4uct SAS Me AEG SOK word ae om | TIALS 7tOH|2t digital camers AIBSICL to give (asa gift) BS appearance / figure | S17F UC tobe angered UBOl after/atterwards/lateron AS title topic / subject 40 UNIT22. Read and answer the questions. * ¢ 22 afer az SS 22 S0pWI2? 2A Tele AS Sostaig? Te Ago] SAB SS Tele So, TR Tele AS oH B+ 202. OW FLAS DAO TE Tele AS wST, St Soll FHS HOI OCS AIS AAe alD sol SH FABRIS 42, TOS fee] OS Best EIS, mot}: alg 3S =]: OE 4.28 (14:00~16:00) =o}: @ Fay] 30,0008 m3}: 02-880-5488 1) O17 [OS PAS HHH? 2) OfC|olLA HHS? 3) Sial| HHAe? 4) ES SO} Hor sie? | HZ every week MAIS] exhibition OFS mind Hobbies 41ing & Writing 10 +) 3. Do the writing activities below using the previous excercise number 2 as a model. 1) FP Ssz Zo] FO] Was sso} Bale, 8 ot uo} she? 2) OfeHOl| C140] 40] ade! OHSS BhSOl SAAS % ¢ PHLHE notice ee mee (talk about hobbies 1 talk about whether one knows how to do something or not % Cl change a verb to a noun form in Koreat 42 UNIT2Additional Expressions #7 <2UNIT Employment aq = Having an interview SIEV#SI71 = Speaking in formal style of speech A\zll=& #ts/7] = Givingreasons 01S H843}7| = Giving background information 4H MIAlot7] Talking about one’s will SIA] #e3}7| Warm Up | 4] L a BES gh]? Ho] glo}? w 44 UNIT3eee) ease AE vole EE tH HG ae aie ails aeaeUe. ebgel ae, es Werey etsy Words ri AB mejor ted to majors ‘BISO| BE Education of Korean language Words related to work SIENHSICH to interview H} meeting ZIGSIC} to apply Nouns O18 this way 34 nationality Aly province / local district O|@4At resume [BIC to give (honorific) LICE to turn in Others 7HE sometimes SABl hard Words that go together ‘BES 7IC to go on a bu 88 tip Helio, | How are you? ‘'m Michael Johnson, { majored in Computer graphics, Good bye. HE} “eH Computer graphics BAIBt Economics 2S play BRACE to work BAVIC to goto work OF night duty FPICH to look for BE monthly salary 1K which LaF country SEE contact SARA insite Als new year ‘8121 private academy 2|LI self introduction Ba advertisement Cf tocut off/to quit ACH to live ‘Ul early ARES SICH to contact UE BCH to quit smoking Employment 45xpressions ¢¢ Having an interview (1) 97°" A chdsHhuri? aie vel SEe]ehSL BU. uy) oe grow, See of Yep ae? Ae ve ee, B Ago] Falguyl? oH A At aFel The ASRS. @ Check it A. Heo. Tan Michel Johnson 1. OIDIg Be Mie OIROLAY 0H B Well, have a seat here, please. Where are you from, Mr. Johnson? fF A on from th 2, njole A Mi EH aN B What is your major? Bee 012, Amore in Computer graphics, a Alv: SUC N-QLICH A/V-R/2SUCh N-SBSLICVOIMSLICL In the formal situations such as interviews, news, and public announcement, the formal style of speech is used as stated below. For the present tense, “AV-1/@Licr, "N-aILIEF are used, AIV-w reel verb or adjective stems ending with 2 vowel + “tic: 7}¢h—- Uc} verb or adjective stems ending with a consonant + ~ALiCl: SIC} ~ SIBLE N-RILICE: 1A} + “RILIe} — SIAIRILICk / 2h + -RILICh — SIMsSILICE Forthe past tense, "AV-SYSieLICF, “N-SSLICVOIaLICT aro used. AIV-RUSKBLICE ! ICt— ZBLICh / BIc}— StRkSLICh / dict — BeLICE N-MSLICHOIIGLICE: Sim —~ StmgtesLict / SINz — BReOIRELICE To change a formal statement toa question, replace CF with “m2 as “e/@LII7 and “Rin? To introduce yourself, both “olE + ~2iLIc# and ‘ols + {ol} EILICI can be used. > Grammar Reference p.14d In the formal style of speech, “P8f is usually used instead of ‘O}L! is used when you ask about a thing among a limited range of choice, 46 UNIT3post eeeeus © Change the form of following words as shown in the example. 712 — gulch yye2 = aye — amma —- 4) sald rr 6) Heda — 7) we sadqe — 2 = 10) wh BOIS — 1) SMe 12) HOLS — © Role play the interviews using the given information below. Take turns being an interviewer and interviewee. A gsi? at Beles ea. B uy), \#ox goxa, ORES Ae ols vet eee A ALB. azo] Faye A AL areas deed. 2) 3) 4) Employment 47xpressions ¢: Having an interview (2) )~°" A DIS FE US sau? B 7S Aol ABBE Se Set ale, A 92) SRE aol BS AF lob SEA wae B yl, aeeuc. @ Check it (A What hin ot work wee you n bere * aenar ae inns BB 1 hu wotied forsee Computer fore yours belo eeu EA $-(2)L-/Eql S’ To present $ as a background situation of $’, (2) /EHi! is added to S. ‘Ea’ is added to a verb stem. Jit + 7heG PICH — SEK “(SILO is added to an adjective stem. adjective stems ending with @ vowel + -Lqj: SIC} + -..4| ~ 2a] adjective stems ending with a consonant + -2q : SIC} + -2el — aq) We Grammar Reference p.145 ‘Those are some adverbs of frequency. AR) 7B) BB “861 is followed by negative expressions suchas ‘2F or “2 48 UNITS‘@ Make one sentence using ‘~(2)L/Eu|’ as shown in the example. BSS we, + HOI, — Ses Sec MOIS ‘Sol 7E2, + HI7t St > US Hole, + Bey ie, - THE OIG, + AtejO| BR, — PFE MG, + PETAL, _ ‘© Practice the conversation with your partner. A Ae FE 2S ASHI? B A= Aol HSaFe od Set AHSUch. A 92] 3: SSS eeeeesea Was? BY, Wasdct. D AgeHel/sa 2) pasa / te 3 Seta / oe 4) Aegteal / 2 Employment 49xpressions 22 a Having an interview (3) *)™«* A obgoll 7A\712] Stet SU? B 4), 8°) 7271 Heo Aa) SAS. A 4. SSuch oe 4a) dteeleuc, ehas| 7H 12. B AARUc. ess) 74412, A Can you come to work by seven o'clock in the moming? B. Sure, | can come to work early because my house is near here, @ Check it A. Alright. give you a call by this weekend. Good bye. 4.0] ARS SIAOIM 201 BILICt B Thank you. Good bye o 2.0] ARE Ole FBO CA] CIES ‘ahor SUC of 8 (2 Gb semsuy A/V-7| THEO ‘.2] 101" is used to express the reason or cause of something. bP} ct — ut 27] mizOH >> Grammar Reference 146 —A- “-7-! expresses speaker's wil or intention by adding to @ verb stem. The subject should be the first person. Bsicl: BPS + + SUct — BesHIeLet ‘Brst+ AL + -ol2 — Beto ‘al BHoHtELUch > Gramma Reirence 9148 ‘2hgé| 7ALQ" is the formal form of “2kess] 7642", *Qi&fal ARMAIS" Is the formal form of *Piee) ZMK 50 UNITS( | Mol w7i Heol cs 2 712, | Ne 3) chel7} O}sect =0| Sct ‘eae Upwey bl ad7| 7b Bich ‘@ Talk about each person's new year plan using 2". ( | AMSHONES QS VOiLpakSUct. | Ms 2) ‘ats Bet ‘at ee (c fahSiteREG @ loa Employment 51xpressions = as © Practice the conversation with your partner. A SBMA Sea aac B ul, ae) 7a] Geel Bast. A 4. $804. SHEP decease. tgs] 7H 12. B Bari. chads] a2. 1) oat saoprses 2 Soi OSE ol 7H eolg elct °1 momma OfsloH| 27) Q01L4c aI ICE A ASS et Boa? gi ARISE Soe A/BIO|L} lao] GIS my AMBIOIL SIS ke Ajetotal Ss | OIL S82 MEBILICL OMS Oim AIBIOILY BruOH at BOe=-Baietel) Sect 2] AIS Ale! Si wo ARIOIL OISERS efx] BaLlch, of BAS obMAHRIM JOP AjeiOH OLMAIRICK-WEIRIBICHaL Meto}7| MHEBRILICE OFeHee Lieto: A/BIOIL BAS Oy OS SA|Lt oir] B= SAKEO] QIELIMP > Transation p.188 52 UNITSng i TT 1, Listen and match each number with the reason why he does not apply for the company. 2. Listen and choose the correct answer. SARS Ale B st USUI? 3° ae 2) Re XS TSle, @O Oe 20] VE + USC @ oale| BE SBA 7 SUC, @ ORS SSS JIA & 0] SkSUCL 3, Listen and choose the correct answer. 1) SAKE FE Lelol| Vet + USUI? @asa @aj2e ) HE AS DEM. © Ste MEAaoll ASieSLich @ Sate BSS EAD AUC, @ SAE HOE US AEE = ekSUct, @s2u Employment 53ing& Writing os ae |, Read and answer the questions. aah Mi al ALeeaeY oF cj NSU. SA} BUS ce AES oe 71a Quit me Ainge uch Alo) YAP] LES ech, 2S we aes © olga aede| glaiat S12 Fal che VS euch zle THe} PSHE] ZANE Beal 28,9%2] A710] OVER Sst YASUE. ABS PLES et oe-lst oSaOES sit AE ARES 55 msiSUCL, ACHES] SIL YS HAMEL “elepyl ABE’ COG), 7 A 06.19), AIS LEMOVE (12.400), HEY 6.6201. 1) SENES SS SABISLIMIP DARL] OIE OAWI SA — @ OHIOE7} OfeIS OF QOS S we We TEM, © UBl4 Ms Sia $01 oe Wc, @ AAP!9] 55.1%GE OSHO|ES ot VeSUct. @ ABO] 712 sia. He OfBUpOEE “lel ABE UC 21821 employes Ae job IZ leaving work | BAY investigation / survey 42:51 shopping mall MBIA servios | #2 translation BASIC to investigate 0|$ reason | 2. Read and answer the questions. A 7) = mA fe Re EOL Soha. 718) 7S 2 a] Pele, obeiatsst obey al 54 UNITS3. Do the writing acti Goo merc mttaer 1) 0| APSO] TSS OfC|QIL I? 2) 71SS B SVL? 3) 0| ABS] SAS BSL? 4) Hoke exe 5) BSS AU 6) OCIA] SS St HLM? = Rt7|ATHA cover letter 13] our {polite form) ‘HC cheerful AJA personality 7|8| chance |S CHStCt do one's best s below using the previous excercise number 2 as a model. 1) Che Holl WY BLN Employment 55ing & Writing oi} ~7\ a 2) 1)2| BS So RIAU AM BAIS D have an interview CJ speak in formal style of speech 1 give reasons (C1 present the background information < following statement 11 talk about one’s will S in Kor 56 UNIT3Resume Ag aad date of birth 1380 49 800419 - 1098076 ALEAL HE MAES 14-2 02-542-0908 [email protected],kr me Ov) single religion 012-897-9745 a =| married gz specialty tH Al family relation ad adaa spl 1952, 08, 10, ate 1956, 02, 27, aa 1988, 06, 11, a4 n_and ca 4 1999, 02, 05, gees Se graduation 1999, 03, 04, UHH a (ABe} AB) 2004, 02, 05. aaah el 2004, 05, 20, seg yt joining a ci 2006, 09, 18. Emo EVAb leaving a company 2006, 10, 20, SALES) QAL (eal SES Che presentFashion a In This Unit = Using noun modifiers 2BS2 Hes}7| = Giving the purpose of visit S28 Bol (2) SAS olovisizi = Talking about preferences 718 Ol0}7 317 WarmUp| 24] 1. ole vjzht 28-2 alo] gliuiz? 8 UNIT4eC eee eal Dels Aze] Bola, |eame to get a haircut. ea a S72? How would you ole Piet: etmaia? ole lev iv How about this hair style? FBela, This hair style isin fashion. is style is in fasion th AF 0] Bs l7la.2, ‘This movie is popular these days. es) Ore eae Words related to beauty salon UO}! beauty salon / beauty parlor SAMSICE to dye one’s hair ‘T}O/SIC} to have one’s hair permed ‘of2l bang CHEECH to trim ‘IO2] hair on the back of the head Words related to fashion PRYBICE to bein fashion AEIRE style 2171 popularity MBEIA sunglasses 342401 smart dresser BHO] necklace Nouns JIE card ‘SCHEAIS Dongdaemun Market FAK} AFM electronic dictionary BA Youngsan AB bookstore EL tulip ABA samagyeopsal (fatback of pork} ‘G0| ddeokboki (seasoned rice cake} ‘BZIP cold medicine $224 parents Of2I8f Arirang (Korean traditional flk song) ATRIBIYE study fora test ‘a price for a meal/ food cost Verbs OOHSICH to purchase in advance ‘WOLC} to check OPPIC to economize Adjectives S50} late FACE owe IGABICH natural RgICH kind ASIC quiet BIC} dark strong BBC} neat HSICt nice / stylish Others AE newty) EM atrady AR! such /that sor of & alittle/a bit ‘A2| there Words that go together AP SCH to buy and come O}ZOH SC} to catch one's fancy Fashion 59xpressions ¢: es Expressing modification jy »~»«« A ht] #4, o] Alek AE Af0] 22 B Ul. 8S HBSS Rol, A cya A012? B SARA Ae1g, SAA 7h RUSHES TS Al IP 1.2, Anise, dll yout buy this new skin? © cheekit A B_ Yes, This is in fashion these days ii 4. 0H WHE BRIS AOI, B & ‘You can buy clothes in fashion at a bargain there 2. OL IKE OICIOIA| SF ALOIS? OSUBAS @ HBetEe Where dl you buy i@ bought it at Dongelaemun Market. ©% Bt senswy Emma ‘To modify @ noun with a vetb in the present tense, add to the verb stern and place it before the noun, ARI At SO CHA, + 1 SiMe AYCHREMONS, — AID UTE CHL SUE MOIS —— yp Grammar Rotrence p47 V-EN | A-Al By adding ‘-21" to an adjective stem, the adjective functions as an adverbs, and it modifies @ following verb or an adjective. asc} > Grammar Rterance 9.147 SHEN SCIBAISOIME & Al 7H S O2| 771 BASS wb A> VALI OR 77S 28 A 2S ST APTI 7S BANS SILICL Tal wHo] Slept IS Bun Bis Atal SARIS 715 SUC, B20] wn Z7| ohzol oF ABPISS ABS ola Ho] SUct. ve Teaslation 9.158 60 UNITSKey Expression® = @ Ask and answer as shown in the example. A: att / 2S 2S AF SHE BSO| Wole? 2S HF SE BSS Q702, B: 27} 1) A: OIC ft 2) A: Sch / ea 3) A: Sich / aH 4) A: Ct / ae Bi sah Bs ‘Ae Bs Sts SAjay B: A} © Circle the correct form. 1) LEE ( Bilal / BILE ) SAlol Bole, 2) LHe SB (MH / Mail) Ato 3) Ute (RE / 27) Boletos, 4) 2B (2 / 3a) Big, 5) Ls ( MOIShE / AHDIQIA! ) AHS BOle © Practice the conversation with your partner. Ao] Alp} AIS AOL? By, 2S Pasar, A lea Atel? B SaEAely Atola, AINA 7A PAA Sols, ian © We Se Ee Hi SS ‘Wt Joke 6 be fo ie SB (> Bho Fashion 61xpressions =: i Giving the purpose of visit Cy rors A BA 24122 B eS 4ee] READ, A 187i a Sa712? B 2S Pests AUS Be} HAS. A ole MEE ofa 2? BE PYSRS AAA, B $or8. o] AA Bet HAS. A. How can Thelp you? @ Check it B Teame to get a haircut 4, oi7He ofcoise? A How would you lke te O4ss Ouse B Tike the style in fashion these days bine aba Blois A. How about this kind of bat style? 1's in fashion these days il B Good, | sant my hair eut ike the one inthis photo. DT ®t sonswy eed To express the purpose of going or coming to a place, “(2a 7ICYStP is added to 2 verb stem. v-(2)aj 7ic/ ct verb stems ending with a vowel + 24 7Fe}/Sc} : misc} — algal 7YSCt verb stems ending with a consanant + ~S24 7icy/2ct: Sic} — sf 7leY/Sct > Grammar Reteronco pita? Nae ‘34@! is added to @ noun to describe something is the same or similar with the noun. DOH ME MRE! BISIOIS, ‘olga 8f E@I7IRT is used to ask a customer how he/she would lke to have itn deta, b> Grammat Reference p:taT 62 uNIT4(© Ask and answer as shown in the example. ho} sich 2) RS wpPct a ais @uct © Describe your classmates using the expressions below. SSS : [Sala we 7e Lee 2 Bele. © Practice the conversation with your partner. A of gay 240102 SeAg, A Od eRe OO? S PHE AH ols, B $a. o] ARIA Baa, | aaa 8, Res a eae Fashion 63.xpressions 2 =a Talking about preferences A Ho] 4, o] BS} Wo} 2? BF °} Bay} U7/412. B AE 24 Mog, Td) AS SS BSS tt Hops LA] THojs. ApS ARS OTA YSHS SoA? A AS PAS BS Sores. of, AS 1a Bs Soraa, Aq $2] FY] Zo] FWAlo| WS B72? A Sts, a7} hag, @ Check it A Miciae, aid you watch this movie? This movie Is popula these days, etal B saw seady, Bu it was so-so becuse T on ike sid movies A ‘Whar lind of movies da you ike, Miso? A Tlike 2. OS Ws FBO] HA! Bf A eral pes . mH & Would you ike10 see the movie “Ghost Howse! wth me this weckend® A Good, I'll buy the tickets in advance. a [a “L samen one N “To ask about the kind or characteristics of something oF someone, ‘fs used as in ‘OE BaF or “Fe AY ean > Grammar Reference p.148- v(2)ea, “-42}278 is used in tho frst person statement to express the speakers will or intention + ver’ stems ending with a vowel + ~224e: AIC} — Ati verb stems ending with a consonant + ~S7/2 : WIC} —~ Sg It-cannot be used in a question. pense cine 64 UNITS© Ask and answer as shown in the example. A: Ot Sets Zosh2? Ai S& 2H Sota? B: @E S83 Fotsia, B: Bole Zora. Om Sst Fee ez Sst Fe Ast Bal MHOIQLE Att SUSLE AR HE MOE SH DT gag Fé we | | wet S501 ARE Bi Age | Oe Se eA awe BILE Ok BAl | -APBE ANE ‘© You are preparing a birthday party for one of your classmates. Discuss the preparation for the party with your classmates. 1) 7} 8U 7IEB & role? es 7 F7t BS a 1012? 2) 7} Leos Bt 2HoIa? 3) 57} ADRS OS rIa122 4) 57} MES ObDtBt 2IoIa? bes Alt SA, © Practice the conversation with your partner. A olf 88 Zope}. 2? B Ais HAS Gale Soteig. A ob AE 1e YS Sopsho, B Ad, $2] Feo) SaaS. Art elneaa. HD} ee 2) ‘ay 4) BT Fashion 65ning =) i "Saas 1, Listen and match the person's name with the place where he is going to. 1) AL oe 2) 321A © 3) 001s « ® ® yao @ Ss aon seoooo jer is < 2. Listen and choose the correct answer. 1) 0] ABS of OLBAoll ASU? Sh= WS 2S TEH|2 @O mos se} @ Sas ote @ Hels te 66 UNIT42) Ol AHS D2] AEterS 0/871) HRSLIZI? a (Before) 3. Listen and choose the correct answer. 1) OfbIL|o| BUS SF TENN, @ @ 2) te 2S DEA2, OLS 2 7180] Feo, OOM ME HBAS ME A, @ AO] ME OTLOlA| SA01S ABs, Fashion 67ing & Writing ei3 4 ]. Answer the survey below about how sensitive you are to what's in fash- ion. Calculate the score then you will find out how fashionable you are. raaene, [2 aud. 3 a erro 5 ae aged 1) Hels sj APE o|S-Ao4) UIC 1 2 3 4 |B 2) Th SAB ARS SUCH. 1 2 3 4 5 3) QS Sisks LAS BO] FS + VSUCh 1 2 3 4) BO UME BUS SA Be PBBILICh, 1 2 3 FHSKE LO|Lt NEL 7S Oks RS HO! A WSU 1 2. 3 4 6) St HH ABS aH AlZH0] Go| SBILIct, i 2 8 4 7) iB U7} MBSE WE BU SOM QS Hest B20] Bol eksutch. 1 2 z 4 a~ 5 Faol Bao] BE AMOMUCt, 16 ~ 26 etal zal QAR ASaS aaeuct, Fee HO B0| Bin, xP 12] AES faQiuct. 1! normal /ordinary AEE} tobe se fa fashion BL} to sell 2H interest ABS practicality BAC Importent 3 ABZISICH to think KY| one's own 68 UNIT42. Read and answer the questions. Se Mp BHI ‘BHIRIS BUch St Sf Holl HHSHSolly 10Rt Bol Aten] EO] a ‘ob BQ SUF Aol BLICL Ale RBH AFHQO[a mSHI| ‘MO AH BEREAR) OILIC, O47] ARISE BOL SAID Set BE Ol FAIS. Al ACH BSt HSE O14-B80-S4880|n ojoiwe [email protected],krLick HSS et BOP! SA} OAS = AIS, AP} MeSAlBeUch 1) HOM O, Sele x sie, OO| ABE & S Mol 108 HS AD vA ASIC, ( OU ASS 0] HIS BE AO] BeSUCh ( @ O| AFBBtE| O[IQE Hetet + giSuich, ( 2) CSS My BLM BOC} urgent BQsIct necessary £27 DLAI] text message ® fect [point ARSIC clean BREA contact list Fashion 69Expressions related to beauty salon woele Ect Anes Sct to cut one's bang to trim the hair on the back n}OKS sick ofales 2ich to have one's hair permed to wash one’s hair Hels elct to dry one's hair to put on makeupng & Writing 27124 471 3. Do the writing activities below using the previous excercise number 2 as a model. 1) BT HE B20] WOiIV? MW AAI. gap 402? AA, C1ClOlLA| Aoi? ‘ADO Aa, So}o| Ba Bois? o| aio] BE Se Hole? Beat Oz sie? 2)1)°| BS PT Ste The SS Sg, — = 5 en 2 & B ia ( express modification , L give the purpose of visit talk about preferences in Korean. 70 UNIT4Out of order al%t = Using Banmal (informal, intimate speech) HHBE 2517] = Using noun modifiers HEE HEst7! 7 Sea? 2, ofa ofa alot B72 UNITSeae What's the matter? eA, Vocabulary Words related to breakdowns and repairs AMBIA MIEt service conter ICE to be stuck AIC} to repair to fix 421 repair ASS receipt AE QU the time and date of receipt Machines AHEL computer IIE. cassette tape player SIE} heater HICI® video player Nouns AL problem ‘421 screen BO] paper FEA] miser XIE last month ARIEL the president of company {0 mom BE VIE transportation card = atthat ime ‘BHAI driver's license SEA porson in charge 3171 semester WS old days /long time ago SB name ARE lie Verbs SIC} to be (recorded) HfeICE to throw away IC} to get/to obtain JEL SEt to bring SAICh tobe heard PERLGL HCH to take along SAIsic to congratulate IBC to memorize Adjectives O[ASICH strange / unusual Ee IC} slow BBICE sorry Others ; 4 you © yes (Banmal) OS! darling / dear honey Ad asitie Bal inadvance AB continuously Bet just right now just a moment ago Words that go together 1910] LIS to gat reception (or signal) onthe soreen ‘TZJO| LECH to be out of order / to be broken ‘A2|7} UC to sound IHC} to obtain a drivers license Bret Ta wel, Let's just buy @ nev one, aH ‘The computer is out of order. call the serviea center. TB out of order IAF engineer / repairing technician LICH to occurs'to come out / to happen Be LIB receipt number BEE} printer 471 water puri 1042 air conditioner {EM laptop computer 552 recording SAA] voice AS ice A2| sound IH last wook $58} video recording BE allowance ALE last time OIE date SDA usad car AYE mistake ANT accident BAL power AIS sillim-dong 'BAICE to borrow BE} to pay back Sct tohelp SCE to troeze BC} tocost ‘to take AC} to turn on O}41 no {Banmal} tl you AH new ER frequently OMI a ite later ‘BO|7t ZeICt to got paper stuck BOI MACH to be frozen £0] SC} to cost money ALDI} LIC to getinto an accident Out of order 73.xpressions 22 Out of order (1) Qj A ]z, Heh? B Ase} Vaal, A lB? B Shae] et uyst, Y AUA AE] ASPAS to}? A %, 1515-1515°F. A. Michal, wha the mater? B Something's wrong wit the compte {BRE so.) 2! iste A. whats woony B B) The screen doesn't come out ie daraicce Do you know the phone number af service center? anole A Yes, i's 1515-1515, A/V-OH/O1, N-(0l)0F Use Banmeliinformal, intimate speech style) to someone junior your age or same age with you, end your close friends. ‘To form a Banmal ending, take 2 away from 012/018! as follows, az (+b sansuy = verb or adjective stem's last vowels ending with °}' or “t' +0: St}— 9} verbs or adjectives ending with ‘aict, sick — al: Bttsic}— Syst Inallother cases, add “of = 2ic}— 2104 Banmal ending of "0103/01" is as follows. nouns ending with a vowel + -o}: Sal Sto} nouns ending with a consonant + ojo}: | —~ 2HoloF ‘A sentence will be a statement with a faling intonation at the end, and a question witha rising intonation. ‘When Banmal is used, the listener's name can be called. However, ‘Lis usually used for pointing the listener. To talk about yourself, use ‘Lf instead of ". 'S', ‘O}Lf are used in place of ‘Uf, ‘O48 in Banal 74 UNITS.ae © Change the followings into Banmal. #30] S471 Molgoie, — sol Bs7+ Molgol, 1) 2 SMO Boa, — 2 ME zoe Beate, 3) MHBHSO] Alech HIM, — aris mis ete 8) Sato AE 712. = 6) ME aS Alzfolola, - 7) Ul, His RB OFF Bolsa, 8) O12, Sif BAIR 1 @ Practice the conversation with your partner. A 9 eH? 1} Ze 2) FE BUH ola, siaio| sc S580] 21 Et 1515-1515 080-8282 A olga? ‘ : |) ee 4) zie) B SMOCUS, 4 Aisa aS ea «© soph a glalch A, 1515-1515°¢h. 2020-6353 5245-8206 $e] EG Sy. 8 ABSS AV IEC} Lol} Of! APO OF HHS S712? ORILIC, AekS7IeK= MS OstS SF UOlol AekCIO| MS Sew 4A ZO] OLSIBILIC}. ele A} LYO|7} BE Afgi0| LlO|7} O21 ABO SOS Bole Seistax|e? ole ay Lio|7t Of@! AfgfOl BIA “ae WEMQ em eiLct, PROMS HOVE ARES “Sz Olek Sed, SOF SUSE AS Oks a MS QMS GUC Teich} Aine “Fe| Bt Sahel Stn Meola HiBIS 47] ApSIBILICL > Translation p.158 Out of order 75xpressions << Sis Out of order (2) Qy mex Fe, Are7} = Wt tl, eh? UI7k 1H] AME} oH] AAS}eH SA. AVP Se Se] 2S AE A) ot, Aol ABE] TS A, BAS BETA, rOD Pro Db Honey, the computer las gone wrong again, Really? fl eall the service center 11 gets out of order again and again, Let's just buy a new one No, We just bought it last year, Just keep it > o> o> You ave seal mise: nis ‘To form tha past tense of Banmal ending, ke ~2" sway from ~21042/801 verb or adjective stems last vowels ending with ‘F’ or “+ Bio]: Sc} — S01 - verbs or adiectives ending with ‘AICP, —Alch —~ ol : RtRlch —~ saEAHD4 Inallother cases, add S30} : Bic} — e101 V-(2)eA, A/V-(2)2 Ak To form the future tense of Banmal ending, ‘(2}27I' is changed to (2}=, and “-{2}2 740’ is changed to -(2}= Or. ‘Bale — Bal / 2 roe — 2b 7oF Ye Geammar Reference p.148 V-01/04 To order someone in Banmal, add "-o}/0f after the verb stern. FEB — 7+ BIOS — B04 > Grammar Reference p14 V-*h To suggest someone to do something together in Banmal, add AF after the verb stem. ‘Hol 712 — Z| 7ixt / 20] Boise — zo] ext Between husband and wife, they call each other ‘Ol, For the word ‘you’, "gat is used between husband and wife, > Grammar Feferance 9.149 ‘uf is usually used in Banmal, However, 76 UNITS_— Peete © Change the underlined parts into Banmal. A: Off 9 $012? = 1 ) | Aree Gate wile? — 7)( ) B: 44 wala} EAzol ZO1s2. — 2) ( ) | Br 7p] oa Ss 70k. — 8) ( ) Ane aie wHOIa? = — 3) ( ) AWE Sa sole, = 91 ) B: ‘tte| Ze Ss wHOIe, —4)( ) Bae zol 212, = 10) ( ) A: use 9 a 701? == — 8) ( ) | Aru} BS Abie. = 1) ( ) B: ia} Belg 7iole, 8) ( ) | Bru gor. = 12) ( ) ‘@ Change the followings into Banmal. olt}7+ 201 Sat wise, —~ Olu} wo) et At 1) Se] Zo] Y FOai 712, ~ 2) 017] ROMS - _ — = 3) asl Bvstle, Sap 4) 2a| Yet SFO] SE gto HE — 5) Bol 2 Aalz ool FH = © Practice the conversation with your partner. A AHe7tS wwe. A SaaS AA B etsy uz} el let} shat Sl, A 223 4p}, aS BUDE Ea B opto 13 aa)4}, A gale VaR Vga J ae 4) a AH REIS AIC dame Aled Ich AES Bec mate UC} offi D3 LICE was eect jel ef Lect (oie Cele / IES 2 SICt 7 olaet Aol Lich alte oF Ort Out of order 7xpressions =: Out of order (3) Gy» A 4. Ae ae, B 2) teto] At AHFe|7} Aho} yrola, A VBA) we] WeU7? | B Sa= tem ose tee ye, | AFA aor a So] Bout 7b & Be] Uy EAL, A Y. dae. @ Check it 1A Hello. Service conte, | B The computer | bought last month broke down. 1. Ab esol] EHO, ‘A. What’s wong with i? @ B The computer screen is not on, and it makes strange sound, | have a lot of 2 BREE Mb|A Mejol| 7X work to do using the computer. Please send me an engineer right away. 710} se, al sigh sie fl ‘To modify @ naun with a verb in the past tense, add “(2).' to the verb stem and place it before the noun. AiiSol| REIS Aloie, + —1 BAEI7} malo] Wola, —~ aRIGo| Ab EIEI7t Tato S10is ‘verb stems ending with a vowel + -L = AICt— 4! vverb stems ending with a consonant + ~2: SIC} —~ 2 We Grammar Reterance p.149 v-(2)2 N To modify @ noun with a verb in the future tense, add “{S}=" to the verb stem and place it before the noun, Ug AIRS GH ioe, + 1 SP of] mols, — ule! ete SAE oF WO. verb stems ending with a vowel + ~2 : Alc ad verb stems ending with 2 consonant +3: 8XC}— 1S > Grammar Referenco p.150 78 UNITS.© Complete the sentences using the given words. Change the words using =", Yo, Hoye", Ala ( HE ) SMe MEAStmole, (CHLICH) 1) fal ( ) Sle 8 WN, (ACH 2) uel ( ) RO| Ofc jose? (7}ch) 3) 4 apiol ( ) te Atole. (HHSECH 4) KIOH ( ) SBE AHOIAIMOS. (CH 5) Ala ( ) BA] 0/80] Hol? (eHech) @ Practice the conversation with your partner. A YA Ae ae B Atsel Ab gare} 240] Wolk. A of Bay TAto] SU? B ayo] et us}a. ATS Aor Ss Uo) lA} S wel Bu HA, A 4). Saket. i AIO Ale / BEI 2 ANE Alt / leLe -aigiol et Ue} i sappotsich ‘GRE sto SICt / Qo] Bch ssSisict / Beato] Sich 3 Hie Walt / BAI 4 ofp AF Sc} / mee} _—- gol et Lect - BOER welch DIAICE / #01 Gch Seles Mc} / ol eich Out of order 79ing = 1, Listen and match each number with the people who are talking to each other. ne oun @ Hae — 8H ae @ Nate aes ae @ eo 018 2. Listen and check( /) whose idea it is. 1) ChSoll DO] LE LPH AW AEB At 1012. sar] ot] 2) At RHE APE Gt Bo}, dat] oft] 3) HE VMS My SPAS AE Al Zola. ‘ext ot) 3. Listen to the conversation over the phone and answer the questions. 1) O(C ol] MEAS I? @ Har @ AIA IE} @ BFe 7H 2) FXO] BMRILII? check| ¥) sHIl2, ae: $21 fie a a | aes 19 a a At oa | Datsa SES wet) waa AUN 2007. 7. 23. 15:30 ee sao aio 20 wea 80 UNITSmark X if it is not true. 1) “Yailh HOW Lt 1ORES SOL HA ED JED gkec] Zo] go] Stal OM Olete, BSBt ices A 03/29 7'55am 014-880-5488 OLA OAK WS SHH 7 ICI Shes UCt. ( ) OWS 2a Hol oH Asis OP S113 otal BSS BR et QO, UE =F Mo Lyte) sister] Mei7} OF SH, oO} GAL] SO UHBtE AStSH AL 1/2 10:00am 013-875-2449 AYE Ole Me AIS Slee oft es Uct. ( ) ing & Writing a3 1. Read the following text messages. Mark O if the sentence is true, and 2) OWL, Lt Ses OHA Stzz0H, RRO LS SAP} Ust Of? OlgtetxIt LBtel 90 xpressions 2& escribing changes (2) y= oY 4, AS Vol SESH AZT AL BSRVR? Wye SAS 2 ER Holy PSUR, Ae ma? ABS me S418 oF Sols] Bele. RSS AA7t MOM WS E Hola, ; O checkit | ‘What was the toughest on you when you came to Korea for the first ime? 1.01 ME AS ERO AS a ating spicy food was tough on me. ‘aEzoiR? How about now? O supra ve come to like spicy food, OBS SAS 2 AN Tean't havea meal without kimchi these days. 2, OF Me 2B ZS a eile, & 1% @"t sassuy. V-Al Sich “2 Set is added to a verb stem to express changes. kc} 7bAl SIE b> Grammer Reference p61 A ‘7421’ is an adverb expressing the best, the most and superlatives. Su77i Ae sizlolg 2 HOA} Doles Mt eas Me! SoH, > Grammar Reference p.151 UNITS© Complete the sentences using 7 SICH as shown in the example. ASUS HIS SUalzt ASS Babal oie. 1) ABol=e SHS S AHA ASS 2) MBOK= 2 AS AOiMAle ASS A AB 3) MOE 2 ASS B Saialet ABS ib 4) MS = SSS AS FMA Ah Ask and answer the questions below. 1) SIRO inl X18! BHEGIOZ? 2) BRO Ct] AQ AHOleete1e? 3) BROIL Stn MQ! 71MO1L? 4) BOA An AIG BOL? Practice the conversation with your partner. A AS tho] VSG H7bAa PSRIL? WS SAS BE Bo PSV, o> oO » ay re 2 é B 1) te Sle ae Fee 2) sols F eHoie 3) BAS TR USHoL 4) Bis Afet9] BS OfeH ENOL @ smsuy Change 94xpressions + [EE SSTTTnnns Asking for opinions or guesses Grow A @sto] Ugo] UF Uy 21Zo}ol.a, B 28h) spa, A= ALE Uso] Ustiee we] desl] Sorwol.a, A AS Als] Agate Wo] Fo}7-a? B BEol72, agate Sor vag, 2 re sete ics eres pte tb ee ee eee @ Check it hetler because | practiced a lot, 1. SAE 2S EO] BHA SOO AN Wl ny pronundaion beater pratce hae? i] B OF couse: If you pactes te be bene 2 Ox AISS S01 BBO Lite, El [Ez GL semsuy “42}271@7' is used to ask for opinions or guesses of the listener about something or someone. It is used when the speaker doesn’t know about something or not sure about something, A/V-(2)2m2? - verb or adjective stems ending with a vowel + 271g? : uli} — wien? verb ar adjective stems ending with a cansonant + ~$712? : Hct HEMIa? > Grammar Reference p.1S1 ANV-(2)2 Hole. ‘“{2}2 2012" is used to express speaker's guess. + verb or adjective stems ending with a vowel + -= Hol : UAC — Hat ok, verb or adjective stems ending with a consonant + ~@ OK : Bch — BS 710k be Grammar Refrence p81 92 UNIT6