튜터링 전화영어 88-89회 <QUOTE>

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[NEW THINGS]

*believe vs believe in
1. believe : to think that something is true or correct. (사실/진실임을 믿음)
ex) I believe you. I know you're not lying

2. believe in : to be certain that something exists. (존재/능력/가능성을 믿음)
ex) Do you believe in ghosts?

*quotes
- Keep your eyes on the stars, and your feet on the ground.
= dream high, stay practical

*words
- superb[suːpɜːrb] : 최고의
- altogether [ˌɔːltəˈɡeðə(r)] : 완전히, 모두 합쳐, 전적으로
- outcome [ˈaʊtkʌm] : something that follows as a result or consequence.
ex) I am nervous about the outcome of the election.

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[PRONUNCIATION]

• quote[kwoʊt]
• only[ˈoʊnli]
• changed [tʃeɪndʒd]
• darkest [daar·kuhst]
• moment [moʊmənt]
• focus [foʊkəs]
• fatal[ˈfeɪtl]

 

[FEEDBACK]

• It's six past seven.
• How do I/we read this naturally? / I wanna know how to read this naturally.
• It means to believe in myself.
• When I am in a difficult moment, I can try something else. / I have to try harder.
• It means that what I do now will affect the outcome later.
• The important thing is to keep going. / to keep doing what you're doing.

 

[ENGLISH COMPOSITION]

• My niece came to my house and was playing with me.
• What is your biggest dream?
• Does "o" always have a w sound?
• I have to find my own opportunity.
• No, I didn't eat dinner yet.
• I'll get it back later.