튜터링 전화영어 <Hit the expression:Take>

<Hit the expression: Take>

 

[NEW THINGS]

*
take on: to begin to perform or deal with something.
take turns: do something alternately
take over: to begin to have control of something. (인계받다, 넘겨받다) // 영원한 느낌
take the time: spend time to do something
take the initiative/lead: do something actively
- take the initiative/lead + and do something : 무언가를 주도적으로 한다는 것

* for good [noun]
= forever, permanently

* hooked on
= ~에 푹빠진

* crave [kreɪv][verb]
= to have a very strong feeling of wanting something.
ex. What food are you craving now?

*
- advice [noun, uncountable] [ədˈvaɪs]
- advise [verb] [ədˈvaɪz]

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[PRONUNCIATION]

• alternately [-nətli] //얼터닛리
• resume 1. 다시하다 [rɪzuːm] 2. 이력서 [ˈrezəmeɪ]
• initiative [ɪˈnɪʃətɪv]
• swing [swɪŋ] // i는 짧고, ng를 길게
• storm [stɔːrm] // store 발음 + 입다물기 = 스토어엄
• actively [ǽktivli]
• evaluation [ivæ̀ljuéiʃən]
• promoted [pruh·mow·tuhd]
• priority[praɪɑːrəti]
• mango [mæŋɡoʊ]
• recognize [ˈrekəɡnaɪz]
• producer [prəduːsə(r)]

 

[FEEDBACK]

• Don't take a bite of my food habitually.
• He doesn't take the time for our project. so we will remove his name from(off) the PowerPoint.
• My husband and I agreed on taking turns with the house chores.
• You need to take the initiative to get promoted.
• you seem like a leader. / you seem like the leader type of person.
• we've been friends since we were young.

 

[ETC]

• I was going to get off work early today.
• nurses usually take turns working.
• There were so many people in the library. so we couldn't take a seat together.
• What does it taste like? (I wonder what it tastes like) Can I take a bite?
• I like taking the lead when I'm in a group.
• When I have a lot of emotional consumption.

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