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#. Daylight Saving Time In some countries, a special time change takes place twice a year. It is called Daylight Saving Time (DST). DST happens because seasons have different daylight hours. In summer, the sun sets very late. But in winter, it gets dark very early. So, these countries use DST to have more balance. In March, they set their clocks forward by one hour. For example, 5 p.m. suddenly ..

Day 173. 제 아내는 오고 있어요 My wife is on her way. 어떤 목적지를 향해 이동하고 있는 상태를 나타낼 때 사용하는 표현 지금 갑니다 = I'm on my way. 출근길에 주유소에 들렸다 = I stopped by the gas station on my way to work. How many people in your party? > Three including me. My wife is on her way.

#. 모으다 get to : ~에 도착하다, 닿다, ~에 이르다 When he got to the house, it was snowing. Just ring the bell when you get to the door. I got to the store before it closed. How do you get to school everyday? > I take the bus. get together : 모으다, 만나다, 모이다 Everyone said that they should get together. We often got together at the cafe. Let's get together on Friday night. Let's get together on Saturday. > Okay! ..

#. 질리다 get rid of : 없애다, 떨쳐내다 He must get rid of his cold. I want to get rid of the ants in my room. My mother got rid of her old dresses. Can we get rid of these old books? > Yes. I don't want them anymore. get tired of : 권태를 느끼다, 질려하다, 지치다 I will never get tired of hamburgers. She got tired of hearing the song over and over. He got tired of waiting, so he went home. I'm getting tired of studyi..

#. Voting Age Lowered This year, many high school seniors got a new right. They are now allowed to take part in elections. Like every country, Korea has a voting age. In the past, you had to be at least 19 years old to vote. Then in December 2019, the Korean government lowered the voting age to 18. That means many high school seniors will be able to vote, too. Many people are happy with this dec..

Day 172. 그가 있어서 다행이야 It's a good thing he's here. 어떤 선택을 한 후 결과가 기대한 대로 나왔을 때 : ~ 가서 다행이다, ~ 하길 잘했다 당신과 결혼하길 잘했어 It's a good thing I married you. 다행이다 What a relief., That's a relief. He took care of all my problem. > It's a good thing he's here. take care of ~ ~를 돌보다, 처리하다 It's a good thing (that) ~ 해서 다행이다

Day 171. 도가 지나쳤어 It's totally out of line. 상대방의 말이나 행동이 정상적인 범위를 넘어섰을 때 사용하는 표현 : 한계선을 넘다 = you crossed the line., You've gone too far., That's too much. I can't stand it. It's totally out of line. > I saw that coming. You asked for it. I saw that coming. 그럴 줄 알았어. You asked for it. 네가 자초한 거야

#. 글씨를 꽤 또박또박 썼네 Your handwriting is pretty neat! 아이가 끌씨를 깨끗하게 잘 썻을 때는 neat 라는 단어를 사용해서 칭찬해 주세요 What are you doing? > I'm doing homework. Are you writing a sentence? > Yeah. Your handwriting is pretty neat! > Thank you, Mom. Slant down, Slant down. Across. Pull down, Up. Around and in. Around and in. Pull back and around. Slant slænt 기울어지다, 비스듬해지다, 기울게[비스듬하게] 하다