fall down - 넘어지다
ex) He looks like he falls down.
look like S + V - 처럼보인다.
ex)
You look like you like coffee.
You look like you study English hard.
You look like you are genius.
You look like you are smart.
smart - 똑똑한 vs clever - 영리한 (일 재주가 좋고 좀 뭐랄까 잔머리가 좋은 그런 느낌)
Are you in pain?
Try not to move. 최대한 움직이지 마세요.
Try not to 동사원형 : 최대한 ~하지 마세요.
ex)
Try not to work overtime. - 최대한 야근하지 마세요.
Try not to drink coffee.
Try not to jump.
Try not to eat too much.
I try not to eat too much.
She tries not to work overtime.
He tries not to jump.
He tries not to rest.
Something is wrong with A : A에 문제(이상)가 생기다
ex) Something is wrong with my shoulder.
ex) Something is wrong with the e-mail.
ex) Something is wrong with the attachment. (첨부파일)
ex) Something is wrong with my company.
ex) Something is wrong with my head.
ex) Something is wrong with the ramen.
hurt - 아프다, 아프게하다
It hurts a lot.
I hurt.
relax vs get some rest.
안정 vs 휴식
Emergency room (ER) - 응급실
Operation room (OR) - 수술실
a cast - 깁스 => be in a cast
ex) Your leg is in a cast - 깁스하고 계세요.
ex) Your leg should be in a cast.
Do I have to stay in the hospital? - ~해야만하나요?
ex) She tries not to work overtime.
-> Do I have to work overtime? I can't see any point.
ex)
Do I have to eat dinner with you? I am not hungry. I want to go home ASAP.
ASAP = As soon As possible.
Can you possibly step on it? I have to arrive to(x) at the airport ASAP.
Your leg has to be in a cast ASAP.
Could you possibly send the e-mail ASAP?
I want to learn English ASAP..
say vs tell vs speak
발음
says[sez]
be in trouble - 문제가 생기다, 곤란하다
When I am in trouble, I try to talk with my sister.
Could you possibly check my car (out)?
in 시간 : 후에
We will be there in 7 minutes.
I will be back in a minute. (레스토랑에서 자주 쓰이는 표현)
I will call you if S +V
ex) I will call you if something is wrong with my leg!!!! the contract : 계약 / the work 업무 / etc
ex) I will call you if something is wrong with my project
ex) I will call you ASAP if something is wrong with my chair.
She wants to know how long she has to work overtime.
I want to know how long it will take to get(or go) there. // arrive there.
They want to know how long it will take to speak English well.
She wants to know when the class is over.
She wants to know how long the class lasts for. last for : 계속되다(지속)
A man is helping a boy who hurts his leg.
They are rushing the boy to emergency room.
The doctor is talking to the patient whose(who his) leg hurts.
I can't see a student whose name is on the list. (00)