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#. 20.0302 detergent dɪ|tɜːrdʒənt 세제(洗劑) softener |sɔːfnər (세탁 때 넣는) 섬유 유연제 @ ~ is for... and the other one is for ~ ~는.. 용이고ㅡ, 다른 건 ~ 용이에요 This small one is for this door, and the other one is for the main entrance. This red one is for the locker, and the other one is for the gate. This big one is for coffee, and the other one is for water. @ Let me give you some ~ 제가 몇 가지 ~를 알려드릴게요 Let me give..

#. 20.0301 @ Did you buy? ~ 는 사셨어요? Did you buy the book? Did you buy a present to bring to his party? Did you buy something for me? @ Can I see ~ , please? ~ 을 볼 수 있을까요? Can I see your picture, please? Can I see your room, please? Can I see what you have, please?

#. 0229 fascinate ˈfæsɪneɪt 마음을 사로잡다, 매혹[매료]하다 neglect nɪˈɡlekt (돌보지 않고) 방치하다 / 방치, 소홀 diligently dílədƷəntli 부지런히, 열심히, 애써 prom prɑːm (특히 미국에서 고등학교의) 무도회 @ will have to ~ ~ 해야 한다 We will have to study more diligently in order to graduate on time. They will have to prepare better for their future. He will have to bring someone to the prom this time. @ neglect to do (something) (무언가를) ~하기를 소홀히 하다..

### 0131 abruptly əbrʌ́ptli 갑자기(suddenly) @ so~ 원인 that ...결과 매우 ~ 해서 .. 하다 She practiced so hard that she could win the next game. Henry studied so hard in college that he could enter a fine company. Sue traveled abroad so frequently that she could learn the language faster. @ gain weight 살이 찌다 You have to be careful of gaining weight since it is not good for your health. I've gained 15 pounds ..

### 1221 go by 흐르다, 지나가다 @@ One of the good things was ~ 좋은 일들 중 하나는 ~ 였죠 One of the good things was we started working together! One of the good things was we all learned from our mistake. One of the good things was spending quality time with each other. @@ Do you think things will be a lot ~? 훨씬 ~ 해질 거라고 생각해요 Do you think things will be a lot different next year? Do you think things will be a ..

### 1130 to be clear 분명히 말하면 / 정확히 말하자면 fair-weather 자기 좋을 대로만[형편이 좋을 때만] 하는 / 갠 날씨 @@ tell me about ~ 나에게 ~ 에 대해 이야기해줘 Tell me about the new schedule for next week. Tell me about your best vacation you had. Tell me about the new teacher. @@ be supposed to ~ ~하기로 되어있다 John was suppose to give the graduation speech. Joanne was supposed to play the piano, but Mark did instead. Steve was supposed t..

### 0930 How come? 왜[어째서]? ‘I think you owe me some money.’ ‘How come?’ deposit dɪ | pɑːzɪt 착수금 We’ve put down a 5% deposit on the house. ,집세 보증금 to pay a deposit ,(특정한 곳에) 두다 She deposited a pile of books on my desk. @@ how come? 어째서 ~ 하지? How come it doesn't work? How come you're late for the meeting? How come he didn't go to the party? @@ Oh, it says~ 아, ~ 라고 쓰여 있네요 Oh, it says there's no mon..

### 0930 How come? 왜[어째서]? ‘I think you owe me some money.’ ‘How come?’ deposit dɪ | pɑːzɪt 착수금 We’ve put down a 5% deposit on the house. ,집세 보증금 to pay a deposit ,(특정한 곳에) 두다 She deposited a pile of books on my desk. @@ how come? 어째서 ~ 하지? How come it doesn't work? How come you're late for the meeting? How come he didn't go to the party? @@ Oh, it says~ 아, ~ 라고 쓰여 있네요 Oh, it says there's no mon..