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#. Can you tell me ~ 나에게 말해줄래요? Can you tell me where ~ 어디에 있나요? Can you tell me where the towels are? > It's in aisle 3. 3번 통로에 있어요. Thanks. Can you tell me where can find the dictionary? Can you tell me what he said? Can you tell me where should put my laundry? Can you tell me the reason? Can you tell me your name? Can you tell me your secret? Can you tell me her age? Can you tell me the truth?

#. I didn't mean to ~ ~하려는 의도는 아니었어. / ~하려고 한 것은 아니었다. Ouch! 아야 Oh God, Did I step on your toe? > I didn't mean to do that. It's okay. I'm fine. I didn't mean to say that. Are you Okay? I did not mean to interrupt you. I did not mean to take you away. I did not mean to leave behind alone. It's not like you care.

#. Is it true (that) ~ ~이 사실이야? Is it true that you are the only child? > Yeah, Why? I always thought that you had an older sister. Is it true that you fail the class? Is it true that a deal has been ended? Is it true that she got married? Is it true they broke up? Did they really break up? Is it true the manager lay off? be lay off ~ 잘리다, 해고되다

#. ~ as 형용사 as ~ ~ 만큼 형용사 한. How fast can you run? > Pretty fast. But not as fast as you. Are you sure? You seem faster than I am. As tall as him. 개만큼 키가 큰 I am not as tall as him. I want to be as tall as him. I don't work as hard as him. I wake up as early as grandma. as + 형용사 + as 문법해설 : (A는 B와 같은 정도로...하다), 또는 (A와 B는 같은... 이다)라고 할 때 이 형식을 쓴다. #1 톰과 짐은 나이가 같다. Tom is as old as Jim. 먼저 주어인 Tom을..

#. I am calling to ~ ~하려고 전화했어요. Hello? I'm calling to ask you about your hours tomorrow. * 영업시간 > We are open from 9 to 6. 9부터 6시까지 Okay. Thank you. I am calling to make an appointment. I am calling to check on my order. I am calling to see if Mike got home OK yesterday. 마이크가 어제 집에 잘 도착했는지 보려고 전화했어. I'm calling to ask you a favor. @ féivər 호의, 친절 I'm calling to schedule an appointment. I'm call..

#. There's no way (that) ~ ~ 일리가 없어 / 그럴 리가 없어 There's no way she's going to listen to you. 그녀가 네 말을 들을 리가 없어. There's no way he is telling the truth. There's no way he will miss out drinking. miss out ~ 을 놓치다. No way. 그럴리가 없어 / 말도 안 돼

#. There's no need to ~ ~할 필요가 없어 Stop running! There's no need to rush. 서두를 필요 없어. > We're late, aren't we? We are, but it's okay. There's no need to call him. There's no need to study. There's no need to cook tonight. There's no need to buy a laptop. There's no need to worry. There's no need to hurry. There's no need to panic. There's no need to freak out. freak out 환각 증상이 되다, 흥분하다 There's no ..

#. Due to ~ ~ 때문에 The meeting will be postponed to next Thursday. > Why? Due to the president's ill health. It's Due to. 이거 때문에 Due to the weather. Due to the car accident.