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Learn English 3일째 where is the green apple? here is the green apple, on the table. where is it? it's on the table. where is red apple, i don't know. where is it? i don't know. ah. the red apple is in the box. 오늘은 별거 없군요~ 잇글링의 우연한 발견 : 미드, 도전, 꿈, 장태영, 퍼소나 itgling에서 보기› 2009. 12. 19.
Learn English 2일째 This is table. the apple is on the table. where is the apple? this is a box. the apple is in the box. where's the apple? it's in the box. the red apple ins in the box. where are the apples? the apples are in the box. where is the box? the box is on the table where are the apples? the apples are in the box, on the table. 공간에 대한 내용이군요... on과 in 후훗.. 전치사였던가.. on과 in의 차이점은 몰까요?? 오늘 CNN 아침뉴스는 오바마가 코펜.. 2009. 12. 19.
Learn English 1일째 what is this? what's this? this is an apple. what is this? what's this? this is an apple too. this is a red apple. this is a green apple. which apple is red? this one, or this one? 매일 하루 한번씩 공부해봅시당~~ ^^ 365일 동안 매일 꾸준히~ a, an의 관사 활용이 보이는군요. which, what의 의문대명사도 보이궁 정말 오랜만에 보네요! "this one, or this one?" 여기서 this는 지시대명사 일까요 지시형용사 일까요? 잇글링의 우연한 발견 : 꿈, 친구, 도전, 시작이 반, 운동 itgling에서 보기› 2009. 12. 17.
다시 시작하는 50english 1. Once you see all those animals, you should feel better. 일단 저 동물들을 보면 네 기분이 나아질 거야. 2. I need to fix my car as soon as possible. 가능한 한 빨리 내 차를 고쳐야 해. 3. I hope it snows all day long tomorrow. 내일 하루 종일 눈이 왔으면 좋겠어. 4. Can I get you anything? 뭐 좀 가져다 드릴까요? 5. How many apples did you eat today? 너 오늘 사과를 몇 개나 먹었니? 6. If it is possible, I'd like to have a Diet Coke. 가능하다면 다이어트 콜라로 먹겠습니다. 7. Whose ce.. 2009. 12. 9.
A thorny issue Today's Idiom A thorny issue : This expression means a difficult or unpleasant problem is at hand. A thorn is a sharp, pointed object that you see on rose branches. If something is thorny, it means that the thing has a lot of thorns. Imagine that you are handling thorny objects. It will be difficult to handle the object properly. When you deal with a thorny issue, it means that you are having a .. 2008. 11. 18.
Mouse potato Today's Idiom Mouse potato : This expression refers to someone who spends a lot of time in front of his or her computer. If you’re sick and tired of using the expression couch potato, which means a person who watches TV all the time and does nothing, I recommend you try this expression. Of course today’s expression has a slightly different meaning from ‘couch potato.’ Whereas couch potato usuall.. 2008. 11. 12.