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| Step 1 |
| 1) a: What does your father do for a living? |
| b: He works for the government. |
| 2) a: What do you do for a living? |
| b: I pick fruit in the orchard. |
| a: Is the money good? |
| b: No, so I have a sideline. |
| a: Oh yeah? What do you do on the side? |
| b: I pick pockets in the city. |
| 3) a: Do you work full time here? |
| b: No. I only work part time at night. |
| a: You mean you work two jobs? |
| b: Yes. I'm a school teacher moonlighting as a pianist in this hotel restaurant. |
| Step 2 |
| He's running a small restaurant. |
| My son has a newspaper route. |
| Step 3 |
| I work for Sebang tour. |
| I work in a trading company. I was just transferred to the branch here. |
| I'm with a trading company calling Korea Trading Corporation. |
| Step 4 |
| a: I work the morning shift tomorrow. |
| b: So, why don't you call it a day? |
| I have a perfect workplace. But I have to work the graveyard shift once a week. That's a fly in the ointment. |
| Step 5 |
| a: Does your wife work? |
| b: Yes, we're a two-paycheck couple. What about you? |
| a: We're a two-income couple, too. Both of us must bring the bacon to make the mortgage payments on our house. |
| b: I see. |
| Step 6 |
| a: Can I speak to Mr. Frank? |
| b: He's not in yet. |
| a: What time does he punch in? |
| b: Normally at 8:30. |
| a: What time does he punch out? |
| b: The official quitting time is five, but he usually goes home after six. |
| Step 7 |
| 1) a: He got a promotion, but he's being transferred to LA. |
| b: It's a small price to pay. |
| 2) a: I'm going to be transferred to Seattle next week. |
| b: I'm sorry to hear that. We're going to miss you. |
| 3) He transferred to a primary school in Seoul. |
| Step 8 |
| 1) a: Aren't you going to work? |
| b: No, I'm taking the day off. |
| 2) a: May I take this Friday and Saturday off, please? |
| b: Why? |
| a: I have to go to attend my friends wedding. |
| 3) I've only just taken the morning off. |
| 4) a: Tom! I thought you'd be working today. |
| b: Nope. This is my day off. |
| 5) a: Don't you have to work tonight? |
| b: Nope. This is my night off. |
| 6) a: May I speak to Miss Kim please? |
| b: She's off today. |
| 7) a: Aren't you late for school? |
| b: School's off today. |
| Step 9 |
| You're making an excuse to cut school. |
| Helen and I played hooky to go to the movie. |
| Step 10 |
| 1) Where did you go to school? |
| I went to Kang-Nam high school and then I entered Kang-Nam University in 1975. |
| My English is good enough for entering Kang-nam University. |
| 2) Now I'm enrolled in the Master program at Kang-nam University. |
| 3) a: When did you graduatefrom the university? |
| b: I started in 1975 and graduated in 1980. |
| Step 11 |
| 1) a: who's calling the shots in this office? |
| b: I'm sorry? |
| a: Who is in charge here? |
| b: Well, officially Mr. Kim is the boss here but practically Mr. Lee is calling the shots because he is the kid brother of the company president. |
| 2) I have the final word in this matter. |
| 3) who wears the pants? I'm the one who wears the pants. |
| Step 12 |
| 1) I'm tired of being treated like this. I quit. |
| 2) She quit school at 16 and left home. |
| 3) a: I'm so tired of my job that I'm thinking of quitting. |
| b: Stick with it, Tom. The job market is prettty bad right now. |
| Step 13 |
| 1) a: OK, I'll quit this lousy job. |
| b: You can't quit, you're fired. |
| 2) a: why were you kicked out of the school? |
| b: I chose the wrong friend. |
| Step 14 |
| 1) a: What's your major? |
| b: I major in economic. |
| 2) a: What do you major in? |
| b: I'm majoring in Sociology. |
| 3) a: What do you do for a living? |
| b: I'm a medical doctor. |
| a: What do you specialize in? |
| b: I'm an ophthalmologist. |
