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| Step 1 ~¿Í »ç±Í´Ù/¸¸³ª´Ù |
| 1) a: You want to go out with me? |
| b: I'll be glad to go out with you. |
| 2) We started going out. |
| 3) a: Aren't you going steady with her? |
| b: No, not any more. |
| 4) They were going steady for three years before they decided to
get married. |
| 5) You'll never get him to go steady with you. He likes to play
the field. |
| 6) Do you have a steady girl friend? |
| 7) I know she'd been out with him, but I didn't realize she was
his steady. |
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| Step 2 |
| He wanted to ask her out, but he didn't have the courage to do it.
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| Step 3 |
| 1) If you two are going to share a room, you'd better learn how to
get along. |
| 2) a: How are you getting along with your new roommate? |
| b: We're getting along just fine. |
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| Step 4 Á×ÀÌ ¸Â´Ù/¶æÀÌ ¸Â´Ù |
| They weren't in tune with each other, so they separated. |
| After she was transferred to another city, she needed some time to
get in tune with her new surroundings. |
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| Step 5 |
| a: How was your date last night? |
| b: We didn't hit it off so we went home early. |
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| Step 6 ¹Ù¶÷ÇÇ¿ì´Ù |
| 1) a: I'm not speaking to my husband. |
| b: I s he still carrying on? |
| 2) She's been carrying on with the milkman. I'm certain of it.
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| 3) That served him right. He had been fooling around with somebody
else. |
| 4) If you're two timing me, I'll kill you I swear! |
| 5) Is she seeing anyone at the moment? |
| 6) I've seen another woman. |
| 7) I think he isn't serious about me, he is just flirting with me.
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| 8) Two-timers rarely look like two-timers. |
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| Step 7 Çì¾îÁö´Ù |
| 1) Their marriage broke up in 1991. |
| 2) a: I hear that you're going to break up with your girlfriend
again. Is that true? |
| b: Butt out! I don't want you to butt in my
private life. |
| 3) That's it! Tom and I are through. |
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| Step 8 ¿ì¸° ³¡³µ¾î |
| 1) It's over between us. We are history. |
| It's over, you're history. |
| 2) I'm history here. |
| 3) Tom? I never go out with him anymore. He's ancient history.
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| Step 9 |
| Let's make up. |
| After 20 years of silence, he was finally reconciled with his
family. |
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| Step 10 ³Ã´ë¹Þ´Ù |
| 1) When he asked her to dance, she gave him the cold shoulder.
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| 2) We keep getting the cold shoulder from our neighbors these
days, because of the argument we had last week. |
| 3) I was cold-shouldered at the party. |
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| Step 11 º¸ÁõÇÏ´Ù |
| I guarantee he'll like you |
| I bought a refrigerator and it came with a two-year guarantee.
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| Step 12 ¿¬ÁÙ(»ª)ÀÌ ÀÖ´Ù |
| 1) a: How did he get to be a department manager so fast? |
| b: Don't ask me. I guess he has a lot of pull.
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| 2) She has a pull with the police. |
| 3) He pulled strings to get a job for his brother. |
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| Step 13 ¾à¼ÓÇß´Ù |
| 1) I gave my word. |
| 2) I gave you my word. |
| 3) Do I have your word? |
| 4) a: How do I know you will marry me? |
| b: Don't worry, you have my word. |
| 5) He broke his promise. |
| 6) She didn't keep her word. |
| 7) a: I have an appointment with Mr. Kim today at 4. But I am
afraid that I have to change it. |
| b: When would you like to come, then? |
| 8) a: I'd like to make an appointment for a consultation. |
| b: Please come at 3 o'clock today. |
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| Step 14 ¹Ù¶÷¸Â´Ù |
| 1) I wait for him two hours, but he didn't show up. In short, I
stood up. |
| 2) a: Why did you stand Tom up last night? |
| b: I didn't do it on purpose. Something
unexpected has come up and I didn't make it. |
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| Step 15 Á¡½É ¾à¼Ó ÀÖ´Ï? |
| a: How are you fixed for lunch? |
| b: Thank you, but I have another engagement. |
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| Step 16 |
| 1) It's all booked. |
| 2) a: International reservations. |
| b: I'd like to book a flight from LA to Seoul.
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| a: When are you leaving, sir? |
| b: December 20. |
| a: I'm sorry, but no seat is available for the
date. As a matter of fact, we're booked up solid from Dec.15 through New Year's Eve. |
| b: Really? In that case, put me on the wait
list, please. |
| a: All right. We'll do that, and if and when
your reservation is confirmed, we'll call you. |
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| Step 17 |
| How much is a round-trip plane ticket from Boston to Chicago?
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| Please give me an aisle seat. |
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| Step 18 |
| 1) We've made a reservation for Tokyo tomorrow morning. But I want
to cancel that reservation. |
| 2) I'd like to reconfirm my flight. |
| 3) I'd like to change my reservation. Could you change my
departure date to the 5th? |
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| Step 19 |
| 1) We're going to have to postpone our reservation for tomorrow to
Sunday. |
| 2) We'll put off the meeting until he comes back from the trip.
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| 3) Can you give me a rain check on that? |
| 4) The salary increase agreed in June will be backdated to
January. |
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| Step 20 |
| 1) a: Have you been arrested? |
| b: Absolutely not! I've never broken the law.
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| 2) a: How old are you? |
| b: Oh, no! You don't ask a lady her age. That's
breaking the rules. |
| 3) There are pressure to cut corners or bend the rules a bit.
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| 4) This is an outrage! |
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| Step 21 |
| The police are cracking down on illegal parking. |
| The city beefed up the police force to crack down on burgeoning
prostitution. |
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| Step 22 ÂѰܳª´Ù |
| 1) a: You did get kicked out again! You did! Daddy'll kill you.
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| b: No, he won't. The worst he'll do, he'll give
me hell again, and then he'll send me to that goddam military school. |
| 2) They gave me frequent warning to start applying myself but I
didn't do it. so I got |
| the ax. |