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#. Who wants ~ 누구 원하는 사람? Who wants to go hiking tomorrwo? > Where are you going? I'm thinking of Namsan. Who wants to go to my house tonight? Who wants to go swimming. Who wants to grab a drinking tonight? Who wants to cook?

#. According to ~ ~에 따르면 According to my father, this used to be a hospital. > Really? I've never heard of that. 나는 절대 그것에 대해서 들어 본 적이 없어. Yeah. I don't think a lot of people know about this. According to my mom / my professor / author / documentary / him

#. ~ as soon as ~ 하자마자~ 바로 ~ Call me as soon as you see him. > But I don't know what he looks like! 어떻게 생겼는지 몰라 cf) Look like someone 누구랑 닮다. He is blond, tall, and has blue eyes. I came home as soon as class ended. I'm going to have ice cream as soon as mom leaves. He went back to his country as soon as he got to job.

#. Rumor has it that ~ 소문에 의하면 Rumor has it that you're moving back to New York. Where did you hear that? Well, is it true? 아니 그건 중요하지 않고 진짜야? Rumor has it that president trump has another son. Rumor has it that they are getting married tomorrow. Rumor has it that she is retiring next month. Rumor has it that he broke up with her. Rumor has it that the minister will soon resign. ˈmɪnɪstə (영국을 비롯..

#. I'm looking forward to ~ ~너무 기대돼. 나는 ~ 이 기대된다. Are you excited for our trip? > Yes. I'm looking forward to it. This week is going too slow. Tell me about it. 내 말이 그 말이야. I'm looking forward to the trip / the weekend / the concert. I'm looking forward to shopping with you. I'm looking forward to running with you. I'm looking forward to meeting you. I'm looking forward to this summer. I'm looki..

#. Who is going to ~ ~을 누가 할 거야? Who is going to pay for it? Who is going to go first? Who is going to take care of his dog? Who is going to order pizza? Who is going to drive for me? 나 대신 운전해줄 사람? Who is going to open the door? 참조) is going to + 장소 == 장소로 가는 중이다. is going to + 동사 (행동) == 동사 (행동)을 할 것이다.

#. It's worth ~ 그럴만한 가치가 있다. You're willing to pay that much for a baseball? 너 기꺼이 하겠다는 거야? 그 많은 돈을 지불하겠다는 거야 야구공 하나에? > Of course. It's well worth it. I don't understand you. It's worth $500. 500불의 가치가 있어. It's worth all the trouble. 모든 고생에는 가치가 있다. It's worth the sacrifice. 희생할만한 가치가 있다.

#. I'm willing to ~ 기꺼이 ~할 용의가 있다. 나는 ~ 할 각오가 되어있어 I'm willing to pay for lunch. I'm willing to try the role reversal. @ roʊl 역할 @ rɪˈvɜːrsl (정반대로) 뒤바꿈 [뀜], 전환, 반전, 역전 I'm willing to help you. I am young, but I'm willing to learn. I'm willing to work together with others. I'm willing to put up with that. @ put up with 참다, 참고 견디다. (=endure, stand, tolerate.) I'm willing to take a risk. * take a r..