튜터링 전화영어 92 - 95회차 <Perfect Tense>

[NEW THINGS]

* have gone vs have been
- have gone : the person has left for another place and hasn't come back yet.
- have been : the person has left for another place and has come back already.

* home의 소유격이 주어와 같을 땐 생략

* this/last/next + 시간 앞엔 주로 전치사 안씀

* (Please) bear with someone.
- be patient with that person.
- hold on; wait
ex. Let me search that word. Please bear with me.

* until vs by
- until : talk about the period of time from a starting point until a deadline (now ~ the end time)
- by : talk about a deadline. 
ex. Write the report until 5 pm. : 5시까지 계속 보고서를 쓸거야
ex. Write the report by 5 pm. : 5시까지 보고서를 완료할거야

* it vs that
- 의미는 같지만 that는 주로 화자/청자가 그것을 볼 수 있을 때 쓰인다.

* on foot - by walking (걸어서)
ex. My husband goes to work on foot.

* in-law
- a person you are related to by marriage, esp. the parents and other members of your husband's or wife's family.
- 주로 결혼 관계로 맺어진 가족을 표현할 때 사용
- brother-in-law : 처남
- mother-in-law : 장모

*rusty : 녹슨, 예전 같지 않은

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[PRONUNCIATION]

• Pfizer [fáizər]
• A really leery Larry rolls readily to the road. 연습하기
• Sarah [sέərə]
• Philippines [fíləpì:nz]
• seen [sí:n]
• perfect [ |pɜːfɪkt]
• foot [fʊt] //ook 도 주로 짧게 발음함 - book, look, shook ...
• ticket [ˈtɪkɪt] //틱킷
• computer [kəmˈpjuːtə(r)]
  broken [broʊkən]

 

[FEEDBACK]

• Elie has known Stefan since 2020.
• It hasn't rained this week.
• It didn't rain last week.
• I worked here from 2010 to 2014.
• Sarah has visited the Philippines five times.
• COVID-19 has affected many people for more than one year.
• Hayliy had eaten the chicken when I came back home.
• I am still confused with(about) them.
• Give me time. = Please bear with me.
• Stefan and Elie have studied once this week.
• I will have mastered the perfect tense by next month.
• Stefan will have arrived in Korea by December.
• Stefan was eating noodles when a cat entered his house.
• Elie rarely walks to work / Elie rarely goes to work on foot (by walk).
• Stefan had already bought a plane ticket when Elie bought her ticket.
• You haven't finished your dinner. Aren't you hungry?
• Stefan has had his iPhone since 2019.
• After Stefan had broken his computer, Elie dropped it.
• Stefan will be staying in Korea for five months.
• My brother-in-law goes to work by car.

 

[ENGLISH COMPOSITION]

• Is there any other purpose of a perfect verb?
• I didn't have any symptoms.
• What are the other three?
• Is it like ~~?
• I got off work early