1강 - 예제1

W: May I help you, sir?

M: Yes. I'd like to buy a bicycle for my seven-year-old son.

W: How about this model? It's perfect for boys his age.

M: I don't think he's ready to ride a bike with only two wheels.

W: Then I'd recommend this model which comes with training wheels. These can be easily removed after he's gotten used to riding a bike.

M: Sounds good. Hmm.... Do you have any that come with a basket?

W: What do you think about this one with a basket attached to the handlebars?

M: It's great, but do you have the same model with a horn?

W: Yes. Is this what you're looking for?

M: That's exactly what I want. I'll take it.

1강 - 1번

M: Ms. Lee, I'm so glad that you agreed to help design our soccer team flag.

W: My pleasure, Danny. So, have you had any ideas so far?

M: I thought about a rectangular flag with a picture of a soccer ball in the middle, but it seems too simple.

W: Well, let's make it more interesting. First of all, does the flag have to be rectangular?

M: Not necessarily. We can have a triangular one.

W: Okay then, let's go for the triangular one. And how about adding a picture of an eagle next to the soccer ball? It's the symbol of your team, right?

M: Yes. But they would have to be very small to fit into a triangular flag.

W: You're right. In that case, we can use one picture and write words.

M: Which picture should we include? An eagle or a soccer ball?

W: In my opinion, there should definitely be a picture of a soccer ball.

M: Then we can write "Go Eagles” at the top, and put a picture of a soccer ball under it.

W: Sounds great!

1강 - 2번

W: Hello. How can I help you?

M: I'm looking for a medium-sized suitcase.

W: Well, why don't you take a look at this striped leather suitcase?

M: It looks really nice, but I'd like something more practical. Do you have anything with pockets?

W: Sure. How about this one with two pockets? It's very convenient for small things.

M: I think just one pocket is enough for me.

W: Well, we have two designs for suitcases with one pocket. One with big stripes and the other with a checkered pattern.

M: Either of the patterns is fine. Can you show me the striped one with wheels?

W: I'm sorry, but the striped one doesn’'t come with wheels.

M: Oh, then I'll take that one with wheels.

W: All right. Let me go get you a new one.

M: Thank you.

1강 - 3번

W: Hey, Jason. What are you doing?

M: I'm trying to order our class T-shirts for Sports Day.

W: That sounds like fun. Are you going for the hooded T-shirts?

M: I wanted to, but they cost more than I thought.

W: Then how about T-shirts with collars?

M: My classmates said they didn't like collars. They'd rather wear a plain round-neck T-shirt.

W: And since it's for Sports Day, you want short sleeves, right?

M: Yes. The only thing is, it might look too plain.

W: Maybe you can put our school name on the front to make it look more impressive.

M: I was going to put our class number in the center, but maybe it' a good idea to add in our school name, too.

W: You can put the school name in the center, and write your class number under that.

M: Yes. And I'll write "Class 5” instead of putting just the number, 5. Then, everybody will know it's our class T-shirt.

W: Sounds good. I can't wait to see the actual T-shirt!

1강 - 4번

W: Okay, now it's time to decide on our piano festival poster.

M: Here. These are the samples we can choose from.

W: What do you think about this one with the title at the top and the pictures in the middle?

M: It’s not bad. But I don't think the pictures have to be together. I prefer the one with the star at the top and the piano keyboard at the bottom.

W: Hmm. I like the idea of separating the two pictures, but I still think the title should be at the very top.

M: I guess you're right. They do look more balanced that way.

W: Which one looks better between these two? Try to focus on the letter type.

M: Well, I think the title is easier to read when they're in small letters, but it stands out more when they're in capital letters.

W: I think it’'s better for the title to stand out.

M: Then let's choose that one. I also like the way the time and place is underlined.

W: All right. Let's order fifty copies of that.

1강 - 5번

W: Hi, I'm looking for a mask. Could you recommend some good ones?

M: Are you trying to buy a souvenir?

W: Actually, I want to rent one for the mask parade this week. I heard I can do that here.

M: Yes, you can. Do you have any special design in mind?

W: Well, may I try that feathered eye mask? The white  feathers look so graceful.

M: I'm sorry, but that one is for children. How about this black eye mask with big black feathers on top?

W: Umm.... That seems a little scary. It has too many feathers. Can I see that full mask?

M: The one with a tear drop below the eye? It's really popular these days. Here, you can try it on.

W: (pause) Oh, it covers too much of my face. Do you have any half masks that cover just the eyes and the nose?

M: Of course we do. Here you are. A clown mask with a big nose, and a cat mask with a cat nose and ears.

W: Never mind the clown one. This is perfect! I could wear it and pretend to be Cat Woman. I'd like to rent this one.

M: All right. Here you go.

1강 - 6번

M: Hello, I'm looking for a ring for my daughter's twentieth birthday. Can you recommend some good ones?

W: Certainly. This one with a ribbon-shaped crystal on top is the best-selling ring at the moment.

M: It's very cute, but I think she already has a similar one.

W: Then how about this steady seller with cubic crystals setalong the outside of the ring?

M: It looks very elegant, but the crystals are too shiny. Can you show me something without crystals?

W: Sure. What do you think of this double ring? The design is very simple, and yet the two rings are intertwined, so it doesn’'t look too plain.

M: It's unique and pretty. My daughter will love it. Can I have this one?

W: Okay. Do you know her finger size?

M: No, I don't know that. Can I exchange the ring later if the size is wrong?

W: You can do that, but you can also take a look at these free size rings. The ends of the rings are open, so you can easily adjust them to your finger. There are  flower-shaped ones and heart-shaped ones.

M: Thanks, but I’'ll stick with my first choice. Can I have it giftwrapped?

W: Of course. Just visit us within seven days if you need to exchange it.

2강 - 예제

M: I'm so tired of seeing advertisements on my computer!

W: What kind of ads are you talking about, James?

M: Pop-up ads all over the Internet. They're really bothersome.

W: I know how you feel. They're so irritating when you visit a website. But I don’'t have that problem anymore.

M: Really? How did you get rid of those useless ads?

W: Well, I installed an ad blocking program. It virtually stops all pop-ups.M: Can you tell me the name of the program? I'd like to use it, too.

W: Oh, it's on the tip of my tongue, but I can't remember it right now.

M: Then, could you tell me what it is later?

W: Sure. I'll text you when I get home.

2강 - 1번

M: Come here, honey. We've got a problem.

W: What's wrong?

M: Look at the water on the desk! The rain came in through the open window.

W: Oh, my.... My diary is totally soaked.

M: I'll go get some towels from the bathroom right away.

W: There are no towels there. I've just put all the towels in the washing machine.

M: Can I take some towels out of it, then?

W: No, you can't. I've already turned it on. All of them must be soaked through.

M: Well, what should we use to mop up the desk?

W: We'd better use some shirts from the laundry basket. Can you bring them to me?

M: Okay. The laundry basket is in the utility room, isn't it?

W: Right. Watch your step in the utility room. The floor is slippery.

M: I got it.

2강 - 2번

W: Good morning, David.

M: Oh, hi, Melissa.

W: You look nervous.

M: Yeah. I always feel this way before a test.

W: Take it easy. If you feel nervous, you won't be able to make the most of your ability.

M: I know, but I can't help it.

W: Oh, I see some cold sweat on your forehead. Use my handkerchief. Here you go.

M: Thanks, Melissa.

W: Why don't you go out and get some fresh air? It'll make you feel much better.

M: Well, I don’'t want to waste any time. I've got something to check before taking the test.

W: But you can't work properly if you are so nervous.

M: Okay. I'll follow your advice. Can you accompany me out there?

W: Sure. What are friends for?

M: Thanks. You're so kind.

2강 - 3번

W: Mr. Baker, I've just finished the sales report.

M: Oh, Denise. Good job! You've finished it much earlier than I expected.

W: I stayed up late these last few days working on this report. Here you go.

M: Thank you very much. I know we’'ve been shorthanded since Bob left our company.

W: You’'re right. I’'ve had to do Bob's work since then. I wonder when the position will be filled.

M: I'm really sorry about that. I promise I'll hire a suitable person as soon as possible.

W: Good. By the way, I have something to ask you.

M: Go ahead, Denise.

W: Can I take tomorrow off? As I told you, I haven't gotten much sleep because of this sales report.

M: Hmm.... Okay. I know you've done a lot of work these days.

W: Thank you, Mr. Baker.

M: You deserve a reward like that.

2강 - 4번

M: I can't find a parking space around here.

W: Why don't you pull up to the curb and park?

M: Look at the sign ahead. Neither stopping nor parking is permitted.

W: We have no choice. I have to borrow some books from the library.

M: Oh, there is a surveillance camera beside the traffic light. I can't stop here.

W: Where are you going? I have to go to the library.

M: I’'ll drop you off after turning around the corner.

W: Okay. I'll come back after I check out some books.

M: Well, I'll be driving out of here because this is also a no parking area. Can you call me when you're done?

W: Okay. Are you going to keep driving?

M: Yeah, but if I happen to find a parking space, I'll park.

W: Okay. I hope you find one soon. I'm getting out.

2강 - 5번

W: Hey, Richard. Do you know where Paula is?

M: Yeah. She is still on the road.

W: What do you mean?

M: She gave me a ring a few minutes ago, saying she was stuck in a traffic jam.

W: Oh, my.... It's nine-forty. You know today's department meeting is at ten o'clock.

M: What is she supposed to do at the meeting?

W: She is responsible for taking minutes. (pause) Well, can you take her place?

M: Yeah, but I’'m in charge of making a video of the meeting.

W: I'll ask Kevin to do it. You only have to take minutes.

M: Okay. The meeting is in the conference room on the second floor, right?

W: Yes. Are you going to take your laptop or use the desktop in the conference room?

M: I'll use my laptop. It will be more comfortable.

2강 - 6번

M: Honey, I'm going out now.

W: Are you going to the airport?

M: Yes. The boss asked me to pick a client up and take him to Hotel Tropicana.

W: It's a pity that you have to work on Saturday. Will you be home late?

M: No. I'll be back home after taking him to the hotel.

W: Then, we can eat lunch out together, can’'t we?

M: Sure. What do you want to have for lunch?

W: I want to have salmon steak at Springfield Restaurant.

M: Good. Can you reserve a table overlooking the ocean? I have to leave now.

W: Okay. I'll take care of it. By the way, will you get some batteries on your way home? The clock in the living room has stopped.

M: There are some batteries in the drawer of my desk. You can use them.

W: Oh, really? Great.

3강 - 예제

W: The Walk of Harmony will take place next month on Saturday, April 10th. Your footsteps will help raise awareness for multicultural families. The distance of the walk is seven kilometers. The number 'seven' symbolizes 'luck and hope' for all the participants. The event will take place, rain or shine, with lots of entertainment and foods from different countries, and a free T-shirt for all the participants. Children under eight must be accompanied by an adult. If seven kilometers is too much for you, you can participate in the three-kilometer Mini Walk. Please visit our website at www.walkofharmony.org to download an application. Come celebrate the harmony of the diverse cultures.

3강 - 1번

W: The Richardson Piano competition is one of the world's most recognized classical piano competitions. A renowned pianist, George Richardson, started this piano competition when he was a professor at Barclays College of Music in 1951, and the competition has been held every two years since then. The contestants are limited by age, from 17 to 50, and they are the most talented pianists in the world. One grand prize, one gold medal, one silver medal, and two bronze medals are awarded. The competition offers prize money totaling 60,000 dollars, with the grand prize winner receiving 30,000 dollars. Plus, all the prize winners are given the opportunity to play the piano at Lincoln Hall.

3강 - 2번

M: Notebook computers can often become hot, overheat, and finally become seriously damaged. The following measures will help keep your notebook computer cooler and make it work more reliably. The most effective measure is to adjust your power settings from the "high performance” to the "power saver” mode. Clean out the notebook's ventilator once a month, using dust remover spray. To use a notebook cooler that has a fan or two is also a good measure. Keep your work room as cool as possible. This will enhance your work efficiency as well as your notebook's. Finally, turn off your notebook computer when not in use, especially when you are not at home. These tips are not difficult ones to follow, but many notebook users forget them!

3강 - 3번

W: Dancers, now I'll introduce one of the greatest ballerinas in the world, Nora Kaye. She was born in a Russian family and named Nora Koreff. She started her ballet training at the age of eight. She made her debut in children's ballets at the Metropolitan Opera House and danced there from age nine to fifteen. In her time, it was a trend for dancers to have Russian names, but she changed her name to an American name, Kaye. She married Herbert Ross in August 1959 and assisted him in many of his Broadway musicals. In 1977, she began to work as a member of the Board of Directors of the American Ballet Theater and remained there until her death ten years later.

3강 - 4번

M: Hello, students! The campus of Hounds College located on the Mississippi River offers the most beautiful natural scenery. With two-thirds of Hounds students taking part in our 40 exchange programs, the students can experience the world. Also, with our close relationships with many companies, Hounds College continually enhances relevant courses to meet the needs of both students and employers. A current study revealed that nine out of ten Hounds graduates get jobs within just four months of graduation. The school year runs from August through June, and you can apply to the college twice a year, in July and in January. Your success will start from Hounds College.

3강 - 5번

W: Habitat for Dream is the biggest housing volunteer organization in Georgia, targeting families who earn less than 30 percent of the median income in their country. Since its foundation in 1983, Habitat for Dream has built more than 200,000 houses worldwide. It has provided shelter for over 1 million people in nearly 70 countries. Families in need of new houses are selected after a careful review process. Habitat for Dream assesses their income level, need for housing, and their willingness to participate in the volunteer work. All partner families must perform more than 250 hours of volunteer work for building houses for new partner families.

3강 - 6번

M: Let me give you some information about KGM’'s Big World Competition. Before you upload your digital images to our website, remember the following contest rules. First, anyone over the age of 18 is eligible, with the exception of professional photographers. Second, your pictures must be taken using a KGM camera. The third rule is that the size of your image file cannot be bigger than 100 megabytes. Finally, entries must be received no later than November 25, 2011. Prize winners will be notified on December 25, 2011. All winning pictures will be displayed at the KGM gallery for a year. Failure to comply with any of the preceding rules will disqualify any entry. We hope many of you will participate. Thank you.

4~5강 - 1번

W: You're supposed to design the layout of our school newspaper, aren't you?

M: Yes, I’'m working on the cover page now. Would you like to help?

W: Sure. Where are you going to put the school name? I think you should place it horizontally.

M: Horizontally? I'm thinking of placing it vertically.

W: That’'s not a bad idea, but I don't think it will be easy to read.

M: Yeah, that makes sense. I'll place the school name horizontally, then. Next, I have two main articles to put on the cover.

W: How about arranging them in columns?

M: That's what I think. And I have two pictures related to the articles.

W: Where do you want to put them?

M: I'll place them on the right hand side. What do you think?

W: I think it's one-sided. It's out of balance. How about placing the pictures between the articles?

M: Umm.... That's a lot more eye-catching. Now everything is settled. Thanks for your help with the design, Rachel.

W: My pleasure.

4~5강 - 2번

M: The new semester will begin next Monday, so I'm leaving tomorrow, Mom.

W: I see. Well, how are you getting to California?

M: I'm driving alone. The ten-hour drive isn't too difficult.

W: Still, you should always be careful. Nobody can predict when an accident will happen.

M: I know what you mean, Mom. You don't have to worry too much about it. I will watch out.

W: If you get tired while driving, you should stop at a rest area.

M: Okay, and I'll get a cup of coffee every few hours.

W: That's a good idea. And don't stop to pick up strangers. It could be dangerous.

M: Of course, I won't.

W: And remember to call me as soon as you get to the dorm.

M: I will. Mom, stop giving me so much advice, please. As you know, I'm 22 years old.

W: Try to understand. I'm your mother. If you were a parent, you would understand me.

M: I do, but please don't treat me like a little child.

4~5강 - 3번

M: In a land where hamburgers, pizzas, and fried chicken are among our favorite foods, why do some of us become vegetarians? Worldwide, vegetarianism is often part of religious faith, especially to Buddhists and Hindus. But the reasons for becoming vegetarians are more diverse than people usually think they are. Some people choose vegetarianism for health reasons. They say that diets lower in animal fats and higher in fiber decrease the risk of heart disease, cancer, and diabetes. Ethical beliefs also bring other people to vegetarianism. They object to the ways that some animals, such as cows and chickens, are confined and that they are often fed various chemicals, such as growth hormones and antibiotics. In addition, there are people who object to killing animals for consumption or for their decorative body parts.

4~5강 - 4번

W: Come over here, Thomas. There is something we need to talk about.

M: What is it, Mom?

W: I got a letter from your homeroom teacher, Mrs. Elster, today. She says you haven't been studying these days.

M: I've been studying, Mom. I just keep forgetting to turn in my homework.

W: She says you don’'t pay attention in class, either.

M: That's not true. I do pay attention in class. Maybe Mrs. Elster misunderstood me. Sometimes I don't look at her in class, but it dosn't mean that I'm not paying attention to what she’'s saying.

W: You must focus in class, anyway. And I want you to study every evening from 8:00 until 10:00. By the way, did you finish your homework today?

M: No, not yet. Okay, I am going to do my math homework right now.

W: Go ahead, Thomas.

M: Can I still watch TV and play computer games?

W: Not during the week until your grades improve. You can't have any friends over during the week, either.

M: Mom, please. That's too cruel.

4~5강 - 5번

W: These fruits and vegetables look very fresh. Do you grow all of them yourself?

M: Yes. My farm is about fifty miles from here. I sell my own fruits and vegetables at this farmer's market.

W: I see. How much is a pineapple? They smell so sweet.

M: They are five dollars each. These pineapples are juicy andf ull of vitamins. How many do you want?

W: Umm.... I'll get two. How much is a pack of strawberries?

M: They're ten dollars each. They’'re very delicious, too.

W: I'll take one pack. How about these watermelons?

M: They are seedless and very sweet. Large ones are twenty dollars each and small ones fifteen dollars each.

W: Well, I'll take a small one. That's enough.

M: Okay. So, two pineapples, one pack of strawberries, and one small watermelon.... I can give you a 20-percent discount if you have our membership card.

W: Your membership card? Unfortunately, I don't have one. Here you go.

M: Thank you, ma'am. So... 40 dollars, and here's your change.

4~5강 - 6번

W: Good morning, everyone! Today is the third day of our tour. I hope you’'re all ready for a wonderful day today. Our first stop will be at a beach where you can swim or snorkel. Then we'll visit Penguin Island in the morning. Don’'t worry about lunch today because a full lunch will be served by our staff. After lunch you are scheduled for some surprise entertainments. Then we'll visit two other islands, with swimming and lots of photo opportunities. Make sure you don’'t forget your sunscreen because we'll have lots of sun on this three-island tour today. We're leaving here in about twenty minutes. The bus is leaving at 8:00 a.m. sharp.

4~5강 - 7번

M: What are you working so hard on, Jee-hee?

W: I don’'t understand this paragraph.

M: Oh, you're studying English literature for the midterm exam.

W: Yeah. I've looked up all the new words, but I still don't understand the ideas. Do you have a few minutes?

M: Sure. I was just about to take a break.

W: What do you think the paragraph means?

M: Okay, let me see.... Hmm, first of all, you should be able to guess the meaning of the words from the context.

W: I see, but it’'s not so easy to do.

M: In some cases, it's very hard to grasp the underlying meaning of a paragraph. So, a dictionary doesn't always help so much.

W: I understand what you mean.

M: Now, let’'s do it together. We'll go back to the first line.

W: Okay. Thanks, Minsoo.

4~5강 - 8번

W: You know we have to turn our cell phones off here. Did you turn yours off?

M: Yes, I did. I'm a little bit excited.

W: This is my second time here. Last Saturday I saw a talk show here. That's one of my favorite TV programs.

M: Is it? By the way, it’'s unbelievable that we're going to see famous singers here in person.

W: Oh, look over there! They're clearing the stage. I think the broadcast is just about to begin.

M: This program is aired live for an hour and a half, so I think masters of ceremonies are a little bit nervous.

W: Who do you think will get the first prize today? For the last four weeks Power Guys has won with the song of Once Again.

M: You’'re a big fan of them. I hope Grace Girl will get first place this week. She has a powerful voice and outstanding singing ability.

W: Oh, they're turning off the stage lights.

M: Let’'s be quiet.

4~5강 - 9번

M: Good afternoon. May I ask you a favor? I'm looking for a gorgeous restaurant for dinner tonight.

W: May I ask what your budget is, sir?

M: One of my foreign customers is very important to me, so I want nothing less than the best.

W: In that case, what do you think about our own hotel restaurant?

M: You mean the restaurant on the top floor of this hotel?

W: Yes. The chef, the food, and the service are world-class. What is better, the guests of our hotel can get a 10-percent discount. Why don't you get the discount?

M: Thank you, miss, but I don't want to stay in the hotel for dinner. How about another excellent restaurant around here?

W: Okay. Well, I suggest Rosemary for its fantastic night views.

M: Rosemary? You mean the restaurant on Fifth Avenue? I've heard it's quite popular.

W: Yes. It's highly rated and it has live jazz. The food is truly exquisite.

M: Sounds great. I'd like to reserve a table for two at seven o'clock right now.

W: I hope you’'ll have a great time with your important customer tonight, sir.

M: Thanks a lot, miss.

4~5강 - 10번

M: Do you have any plans tonight, Kathy?

W: Why? Do you want me to go see a movie with you tonight too? We saw a movie two days ago.

M: Not a movie this time. I have two tickets for the concert tonight. Would you like to come with me?

W: Umm... I already have plans for tonight. Who is performing?

M: Lady Rose is playing. You like the singer, don't you?

W: Sure. I really love her.

M: These are also great seats. They are only three rows from the stage.

W: Three rows? Okay. I’'ll cancel my plans to have dinner with my co-worker and come with you. By the way, how did you get such great seats?

M: My brother works for an entertainment management agency. He gave me the tickets.

W: That's super.

M: By the way, why don't you cancel your plans for tonight right away?

W: Okay. Where’'s my cell phone? Let's see.... Oh, here it is.

4~5강 - 11번

M: Jenny, don't you think we need to buy a new TV set before we move into our new apartment?

W: Wow, you read my mind. Actually, I was looking at the Rainbow website. It has all the best selling models. Come over here.

M: Okay. (pause) How about a 40-inch TV? The price seems reasonable.

W: But we already have a 40-inch TV. It's better to have a wider screen for watching movies.

M: That's right. Well, what do you think of a 60-inch TV? That would give us a movie theater experience.

W: The wider, the better. But it's too expensive. You know that our budget for a TV set is under $3,500.

M: All right. Well, there are three options available. Do you want the TV to be on a stand or on the wall?

W: Our living room is not that big, so a wall-mounted TV sounds better.

M: You're right.

W: Do you want to watch 3D movies? It'd be cool to watch 3D movies at home.

M: Absolutely. Now, which one do you prefer, an LCD model or an LED model?

W: An LED TV has much sharper images.

M: Okay, then, let’'s order that one right now.

4~5강 - 12번

M: Good afternoon! It's been 50 years since our high school was founded. As you know, as part of the celebration, we're going to have a hiking trip for the first graders this Saturday. I'd like to make an announcement concerning the trip. The students who have already signed up for the trip should go to Ms. Bradley to receive their group number. The students who wish to sign up for the trip should go and speak to Mr. Maxwell. The cost for the trip is $15 for each person and that includes two meals and the transportation expenses. Please remember, today is the last day to sign up for this trip. For the students who are going, you're to meet at the schoolyard at 8:00 a.m. on Saturday and the buses are scheduled to leave at 8:30. I hope that you have a good hiking trip!

4~5강 - 13번

① W: The wind is blowing hard. You’d better use your tripod.

M: You're right, but I forgot to bring my tripod.

② W: You're not allowed to take pictures from the middle of the lotus flowers.

M: Oh, I’m sorry. I didn't know that.

③ W: Look over there! There's an interesting white lotus flower.

M: I see it. Just a second. I am adjusting the lens until I bring the flower sharply into focus.

④ W: May I ask you a favor? This camera isn’t working.

M: Sure. I'l have a look at it.

⑤ W: Stand still there, please. Wow, you look fantastic against this pond.

M: Oh, that beautiful lotus flower makes me look more handsome.

4~5강 - 14번

W: I'm confused about some TV shows.

M: What kind of TV shows do you mean?

W: For example, quiz shows. How do people know all the answers on the programs? Somebody must give the contestants the answers ahead of time.

M: That’s not true. It's illegal to do so.

W: Then they must be very intelligent.

M: Oh, yes. They are.

W: What about the prize money? Do the winners really win all that money?

M: Yes, they do.

W: Well, it must feel great to win so much money.

M:

4~5강 - 15번

M: I heard that you’e changed jobs lately. How do you like your new job, Rachel?

W: The work is okay, but I can't stand the commute or working overtime.

M: How do you get to work?

W: I carpool with one of my neighbors, but it takes about one and a half hours to get to my office.

M: Wow, that's terrible. What time do you get to work?

W: I have to be there by 8:00.

M: Then you probably have to get up real early. What time do you get up in the morning?

W: I usually get up at about 5:40, and leave the house before 6:20.

M: Wow, that cannot be easy every morning. How about your evening? Do you leave work early?

W: I usually get off work at six, but I have to work overtime about twice a week.

M: Oh, that's too bad. Perhaps you should think about job-searching again for better conditions.

W:

4~5강 - 16번

M: I'm getting married this Saturday.

W: Oh, really? Congratulations! Are you marrying the woman you met at Peter’ birthday party two years ago?

M: Oh, no. I broke up with that woman a long time ago.

W: Then, who are you marrying? I'm wondering who she is.

M: I met her in my biology class when we were in college.

W: What’ her name? I know some of the people who took biology with you.

M: Susan Frazer. Do you know her?

W: I think I know her. Is she the woman who got a scholarship at that time?

M: Yes. She always got an A on every test. She works for a leading pharmaceutical company now.

W: Wow, you’re a lucky man. Well, where are you getting married?

M: In Central Park. It'sl be really nice to get married.

W: You know what? My husband and I made plans to get married outside too, but we had to change plans because it rained that day.

M:

4~5강 - 17번

W: Elizabeth doesn't have time for herself these days. She and her husband Roger used to spend time together, but since they have three kids, they never have time for themselves. They both work, but Roger hardly helps Elizabeth with the housework or with the kids. She has to do almost everything all by herself. Today, Elizabeth is busy washing the dishes after work, while two of their kids, who have fought with each other, are crying beside her. Unfortunately, Roger isn't caring for the kids since he feels tired because of the hard work he did at the office today. Elizabeth can't stand his attitude any longer. In this situation, what would Elizabeth most likely say to Roger?

Elizabeth: