영어회화 4회차

몸풀기

• living : (noun) 생활, 생계
• unemployed : (adjectvie) 실직의
• address : (verb) ~ 라고 부르다.
• get in touch : (idiom) 연락을 취하다.

Dialogue

A : What do you do for a living?
B : I'm unemployed at the moment. How about you?
A : I'm a web designer

A : I don't know to address you.
B : Jane will be fine.
A : Okay, then how can I get in touch with you?
A : Just e-mail me.

Pattern 연습하기

I don't know how to + Verb(동사원형)

• I don't know how to address you
• I don't know how to get there
• I don't know how to make spaghetti.
• I don't know how to fall in love. I forgot how to make a girlfriend.

What do you do for a living

• What type of work do you do?
• What do you do?
• What's your occupation (job, profession)?
• What kind of job do you have?

How can I get in touch with you?

• How can I get a hold of you?
• How can I contact you?
• How can I reach you?

Q&A

What do you do? Do you enjoy it?

I'm a software engineer. I love my job. I run my web blog. On average, 1,500 people visit the blog a day. I'm steadily trying to post my writing.
There are difficulties in continuing to study, but it's a good job except for that. I'm sad that the world changes so fast. It's hard to keep up.

If you can choose any other occupation, what would you like to be?

I would like to be a doctor. because doctor make a lot of money. I want to be a person who makes a lot of money in the next life.
I think cosmetic doctor is the best. hmm.. but I think I'll be happy to be a animal doctor. because pets are cute. but I don't have pets. That's because my father doesn't like to have a pet. My father is neat, so he hates pets hair. He always clean the house.

To get in touch with you, which one do you prefer, e-mail or cell phone? Why?

I prefer cell phone because it is more convenient for me. My cell phone is always next to me. Cell phone and me are one.
If I use a cell phone. I can get an immediate response to my questions.



It was't popular.
⇒ (better) It didnt' get popular.

Who named you?
⇒ I made it myself.

It was a joke, I was kidding.

It wasn't unpopular
⇒ (better) It didn't get popular