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I am going to ~
I believe ~
등의 기본 패턴을 벗어나고 싶은 분들에게 도움이 될 100가지 패턴입니다. 원어민이 쓰는 세련된 표현입니다.
모든 패턴에 있는 that 절, to부정사, 목적어를 입맛에 맞게 바꿀 수 있습니다.
예) Are you sure that James is an idiot? 제임스가 등신이란 거 확신해?
-> Are you sure that he is not coming to the party tonight? 그가 오늘 파티에 안 올 거라는 거 확신해?
1.Are you sure that James is an idiot? ~라는 걸 확신해?
2.I cannot wait to buy a computer ~하고 싶어
3.As far as I recollect, your boss was accused of fraud 내가 기억하는 한
4. As far as color is concerned, the coat is fine, but it is not very good quality ~에 관한 한 (color를 마음대로 바꿀 수 있습니다)
5. Be careful with the wet paint ~를 조심해
6. We are your employee, but this doesn't' mean that we must obey you unconditionally (반대 되는 내용이 나올 때) 그렇다 해서
7. By the way, Is there a bathroom in the apartment? 그건 그렇고 (화제를 돌릴 때)
8. Compared to my previous job, my current job is relatively interesting. ~와 비교해서
9. Did you use to live in a house? Yes, I used to live in a house 너 전에 ~했었니?
10. Don't ever arrive late for an interview ~(강조) 하지 마!
11. Do you agree that we should start early? ~를 동의하니?
12. Do you carry this in size 10? (디매인들에게 특히 유용한 표현) (옷 가게에서) 이 제품 다른 (사이즈/ 색상) 있나요?
13. Do you have any single room available? (사용 가능한) ~가 있나요?
14. would you mind if I smoke here? (허락을 구할 때) ~해도 되나요?
15. Do you feel like going shopping at the mall? ~하고 싶니? (want to 대신 쓰면 됩니다)
16. Shouldn't we read the description before using it? ~해야 하지 않을까? (권유)
17. Have you ever been to New York? ~가본 적 있니?
18. Chris did not notice how much his wife supported him until he got divorced. ~하기 전까지 ~하지 못 했다. / 예문- 이혼하기 전까지 전부인의 소중함을 깨닫지 못 했다.
19. He is as fast as wind when he runs ~만큼 ~하다
20. He is so stupid that I don't feel like asking him an advice 너무 ~해서 ~하다.
21. He is either a genius or an idiot ~거나 ~다. / 예문- 그는 등신이거나 천재다
22. She is not only sexy, but also smart ~뿐만 아니라 ~다 / 예문- 그녀는 섹시할 뿐 아니라 똑똑하다.
23. Make yourself at home. Help yourself to some steak in the fridge. I don't want you to leave hungry 마음껏 ~를 사용해라 / 예문 - 냉장고에 있는 스테이크 마음껏 먹어
24. How about minding your own business? ~하지 그래?
25. How come you are so angry? 왜 ~ 하니?
26. How dare you call me fat! 네가 어떻게 내게!! / 예문- 어떻게 나를 돼지라고 할 수가 있어!
27. How do you like your new colleagues? 얼마나 좋아?
28. How long does it take to get to the airport by train? ~하는데 얼마나 걸려?
29. How often you eat Sushi? 얼마나 자주 ~해?
30. I bet Yankee's won't win the game 나 확신해 ~를
31. I can hardly believe that your uncle passed away
32. I can't help loving you ~하는 걸 멈출 수 없어 (너무 ~해)
33. I can't' say with any certainty that eating less can be a cure for obesity.
34. I cannot wait to buy a computer ~하는 걸 못 기다리겠어 (빨리 하고 싶어)
35. I dare say that he will be late
36. I'd like you to close the window for me
37. I'd hate for you to have a cold 네가 ~게 되지 않기를 바라 / 예문 - 네가 감기 걸리지 않았으면 좋겠어
38. If it hadn't been for you, this couldn't be / If it hadn't been for the lifeguard, I would have drowned.
39. If there is one thing that annoys me, it's people who don't keep their promises. 딱 하나 ~한 게 있다면, 그건 ~야! / 예문 - 딱 하나, 나를 열받게 하는 게 있다면, 그건 약속 지키지 않은 사람들이야
40. I have no idea how to operate these machines
41. I have got to go
42. I'll work as hard as possible/ come as quickly as possible 가능한 ~하게 / 예문- 가능한 최선을 다해 일할게, 최대한 빨리 와라
43. I'll let you know when I get hungry
44. I'd be grateful if you'd be quiet
45. I'm afraid we are going to lose (조심스럽게 /정중하게 말할 때) 송구스럽지만, 이 표현은 특히 유용합니다. 포멀한 자리에서 자주 쓰입니다.
46. I'm calling to tell you that the concert begins at 7 / to warn you of coming storm
47. I'm looking forward to working with you
48. I'm not really happy with their performance
49. I'm thinking about taking a science course
50. I really go for this house. It's terrific ~가 좋아, ~에 찬성해 / 예문- 이 집 좋아. 쩔어!
51. It is Ann that I want to marry
52. It's too bad that we have to cancel the get-together ~해서 너무 안타깝다
53. It's my fault you didn't get paid on time
54. It's not that I don't like the car, but I think it is too expensive/ It is not that I'm unwilling to help you, but I'm tied up with extra work these days.
~라는 건 아니지만, ~합니다. / 예문 - 이 차를 싫어한다는 건 아니지만, 너무 비싸군요. / 너를 돕기 싫다는 건 아니야. 요즘 추가 업무로 너무 바빠
55. His address is on the tip of my tongue, wait a minute (생각 날 듯 말 듯) ~의 명칭이 입에서 맴도는데
56. It's said that He is quite a handsome young man
57. It's up to you ~에게 달렸어
58. It's your turn to cook 네 차례야
59. It may surprise you, but I bought all these books for $10 너 들으면 놀랄껄?
60. I have been looking for you everywhere
61. I've had enough of your complaining = sick of ~에 지쳤어. / 예문 - 네 불만에 지쳤어.
62. I was wondering if my manager would agree with my design
63. I would rather work all day long than do nothing
64. No matter what you say, I don't give a F/ No matter where he goes, he carries his bag 네가 뭐라 하던 간에/ 예문- 네가 뭐라든, 난 신경 잣도 안 써
65. You eat so little. No wonder you are so slim
66. Now that I think about it, you are a person really worth trusting 생각해보니까 / 예문- 생각해보니, 너는 믿을만한 사람이야
67. Once you have a stomachache, take this medicine twice a day 일단 ~하면, ~해 / 예문- 배 아프면, 이 약을 하루 2알 씩 복용해.
68. I arrived at the restaurant, only to find I had no money on me. ~하고 나니, ~다. /예문- 식당 도착해서 돈 없다는 걸 깨달았다.
69. On one hand, my wife is unconditionally obedient to me; on the other hand, my wife treats her parents badly
70. See that the door is locked before you leave 확실히 ~해 / 예문- 떠나기 전에 꼭 문 잠겼는지 확인해
71. Speaking of honesty, I know a lot of people who don't pay bus fares.
72. Thanks to google, lots of tasks are now easier ~ 덕분에 / 예문- 구글 덕분에, 과제 하기 너무 쉬워
73. Thank you for what you have done for me ~에 감사합니다
74. The first thing I'm going to do when I get home is to sleep for a whole day. ~가 되자마자 내가 가장 먼저 할 일은 /예문- 집에 가자마자 내가 할 일은, 하루 종일 자는 거야
75. The earlier you set about your work, the sooner you will finish it
76. There is nothing as exciting as meeting old friends unexpectedly
77. There is nothing I like better than listening to podcast ~보다 더 좋아하는 건 없어 / 예문- 팟캐스트 듣는 게 최고야
78. We'd be better off without James at the party. / He is far better off than he was ten years ago ~하는 게 훨씬 나아 / 우리에겐 제임스가 파티에 없는 게 훨씬 나아/ 그는 10년 전보다 훨씬 상황이 낫다.
79. We'd better not ask him ~하지 않는 게 낫다
80. We may as well buy a Benz since you don't' like Toyota ~하는 게 낫다 / 예문 - 벤츠 사는 게 낫다. 네가 토요타 싫어하니까
81. What will become of my family if my father goes bankrupt? ~라면 ~는 어떻게 돼? /예문 - 아빠 파산하면 우리 가족 어떻게 돼?
82. What can I do to stop him?
83. What do you mean by quitting the job?
84. I cannot find the what-do-you-call-it/ She has gone with what's-his-name (이름이 생각이 안나거나/ 이름을 부르기 싫은) 거시기, 그 새끼 /예문 - 그 거시기 못 찾겠네. 그녀는 그 뭐시기 새끼랑 떠났어
85. What do you say about some light music? = what do you think
86. what is it for? 뭐를 위해?
87. What if they are against us? ~하면 어떻게 할 거야? / 예문- 걔들이 반대하면 어떻게 할 거야?
88. What I'm trying to say is that Ann is a good wife. 그러니까 내가 하고싶은 말은, / 예문- 내가 하고픈 말은, 앤은 좋은 와이프야
89. What's the matter(wrong) with your finger? It's bleeding. ~의 무엇이 문제야? (왜 그래?) / 예문- 네 손가락 무슨 일 있어? 피나!
90. What would you do if you had a lot of money? ~라면 어떻게 할 거야?
91. What's the use of crying over spilt milk? ~가 무슨 소용이야? / 이미 엎질러진 물인데, 운다고 무슨 소용이 있니??
92. What's your favourite book?
93. Where can I find him? 어디서 ~를 구할 수 있나요?
94. Where there is a will, there is a way ~가 있는 곳에 ~도 있다. 예문- 뜻이 있는 곳에 길이 있다
95. Whether or not you like it, I have to do it
96. Why not buy some pizza? ~하는 게 어때?
97. Would you care for something to drink? ~하시겠어요? = would you like과 같은 표현입니다. 박명수가 자주 쓰는 패턴이죠?
98. You are not to waste your time doing nothing (명령) 너는 ~해서는 안돼 /
99. You can never be too careful driving / You can never overestimate Shakespeare's plays
100. You only have to get some newspapers in order to find the advertisements you need. ~를 원하면 ~만 하면 돼 / 예문- 네가 원하는 광고를 찾고 싶다면, 너는 신문을 사면 돼
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