	고2 금성(김경한)		3과 어휘의 쓰임
		A Trip Ahead

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A blog, ①short for "web log", is a type of website updated regularly with new ②contract. Blogs can be ③commentary on a particular subject, personal online diaries, or online brand ④advertising. Yena, an 18-year-old girl, runs a blog to keep a record of her travels and ⑤share her experience with others.

I finally booked a ticket to Australia. Hurray! I'm so ①thrilled! My uncle lives in Melbourne. He has asked me many times to visit and my answer was always "I'd love to!" ②However, ③because of my begging and pleading, my mother never let me go, because she thought I was too young to go abroad alone. This time, however, I ④managed to wear her down. Knock enough, and the door will open. I found a ⑤reasonably-priced ticket on the Internet and called the travel agency.

I asked if I would need a visa and what I would have to do to get it. She said she could ①apply for a visa for me, but there is one thing (that) I had to do－ ②renew my passport. I didn't realize that it would ③aspire in less than 6 months. Now I need to take a photo for my ④passport and go to City Hall to get it renewed. There'll be ⑤heaps of things to prepare for my first solo international trip, but I know I can make it. I can't wait!

I ①spent a whole day searching for information about Australia. First, I checked the ②weather in Melbourne. It looks pretty rainy. I think I need to buy a rain coat and ③a fair of rain boots. It's summer in Australia, ④even though it's winter here in Korea, and one thing that I worried about was ⑤carrying my coat with me.

If I take a ①bulky coat, it'll be a ②hassle to carry, but I found a service provided by the airport! Some airlines offer a ③custody service during winter. You can ④deposit your clothes and get them back for free when you return. What a great idea! By searching the web, I found out about tons of services offered by the airport and the airlines. ⑤Patience is power.

Only three days to go! I’ve finished packing my bags. Before I made a ①list of things to take, I didn't think that I'd need so much ②stuff: clothes, mom's gifts for my cousins, skin care ③products, rain boots, an umbrella, a hat, and ④a bunch of others. When I finished packing, my bag weighed 24.5kg, too heavy to check in for free. I unpacked and repacked so I wouldn't have to pay for the extra weight. Tomorrow I'll call the travel agency to ⑤conform my flight schedule.

Tomorrow is D-day. To make my trip through ①emigration go ②smoother, I ③researched some useful ④expressions. These are ⑤frequently asked questions at the airport, and I practiced, practiced, and practiced.

1. May I see your immigration card and ①passport?

2. What's the ②purpose of your trip?

3. ③How much will you stay?

4. Do you have a ④return ticket to Korea?

5. Do you have anything to ⑤declare?

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