튜터링 전화영어 90 - 91회 <Adverbs of frequency>

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<Adverbs of frequency>

 

[NEW THINGS]

* Adverbs of frequency (빈도 높은 순으로)
- always 항상 100%
- usually 대개의
- generally 개괄적으로
- often 자주
- sometimes 간혹은 50%
- occasionally 가끔
- hardly ever 거의 없다
- rarely 드물게
- never 결코 하지 않다 0%

* fly(leave) the nest
- When children fly the nest, they leave their parent's home to live on their own.
- ex) I flew the nest when I was 17 years old.

* That make two of us. = 저도 마찬가지에요.

* asleep [adj]
- being in a state of sleep.
- ex) She was asleep when I called her so she missed my call.

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[PRONUNCIATION]

• six [sɪks]
• old [oʊld]
• flew [floo]
• rock [rɑːk]
• frequency [ˈfriːkwənsi]
• punctual [ˈpʌŋktʃuəl]
• sushi [ˈsuːʃi]

 

[FEEDBACK]

• I usually get up at(around) 7:30 am.
• There's nothing fun these days. / These days, there isn't a fun thing.
• Why did you fly the nest at 17 (when you were 17)?
• Today's topic is Adverbs of Frequency.
• I don't know how to call it in English.
• Their songs are so exciting.

 

[ENGLISH COMPOSITION]

• Long time no see.
• I was worried about you. Are you okay now?
• That's a relief.
• I just rested.
• Not yet.
• I'm not interested in playing in the park.
• It is interesting.
• It's a little far. About an hour.
• I crave it sometimes.
• I tend to be punctual.
• I don't stay up all night unless I'm studying for an exam.
• Is it the opposite of 'awake' ?