Phrasal verbs make me annoying. ed

> I am boring X > 다른 사람은 제가 재미없다고 생각해요.

> I am scary X > 다른 사람은 제가 무섭다고 생각해요 ^^;

> I am bored O 

> I am scared O

I know many natvie speakers get used to speaking with phrasal verbs, but for me that is so confusing.
And it is difficult to guess what it means.
I am going to write pharasal verbs!

1. do away with something/somebody  필요없는 것을 없애다 / 죽이다.
ex) I will do away with my cell phone account.

>> I will get rid of my cell phone account.   > "get rid of" and "do away with" are similar, but do away with is used in less situations.
2. do research on
ex) I am doing research on Mars.
3. make up for
ex) She made up for his car which made accident from her. 

> She made up for the damages to his car from the accident.
4. make off with
ex) I knew someone who made off with my pet.   > Sad!
5. make an effort
ex) He always makes an effort for me.

Check my examples please. I think i made many mistakes.;;

더워(요) > I'm hot (polite) 추워(요) > I'm cold (polite)

Starting of New semester and starting of my English study plan.

Hi I'm Jun
I always think that Fridays are awesome and Mondays are terrible.
And today is Monday, the first day of the starting new semester in Korea, but I don't have to go to school this semester because I decided to take a break! 
but I'm a exception in this thing because I took break from the university last Friday. So I don't have to go to school during the one semester.
The reason why I took break from the university during the one this semester is to study English. I have been thinking about this break for a very long time.
Speaking English is one of the required conditions to find a good job, so I've decided to study English for about six months.
My plan is like this: first, I'm going to starting my self study in my home for about one month.
I'm gonna just review my Grammar lecture which I have learned from online study.
At the same time I'm gonna study CNN student news by listening to dictations.
after one month I'm going to enroll in some kind of TOEIC class for two or three months. then for the (rest of the time) / (last 3 months), I'll visit the Philippines to study for my English study.

> "one of the X+s" > Means there are many choiceS and you are listing ONE, Always add S.

 

Do you like the news? Many people find the news very boring, and very difficult in a foreign language. Whatever you decide to do, make sure you enjoy it! Otherwise you will get very tired of studying ㅜㅜ Maybe making English speaking friends in Korea is a good idea!

 

Good luck!

This is really weird out of context... They can easily be called "different/oddballs" at the age of 20 (18). In the best of words, those guys are different from the girls, as they take no comfort from dogs and cats.

You should have THE when talking about the place in general, as in "the idea" of the place. and use S instead when talking about multiple possibilities for places. EX: frogs live in THE swamp. frogs live in swampS. EX: You can get money from THE bank / You can get money from bankS. x live in THE desert x live in tropical wetlands (adj + noun) / x live in THE wetlands x live in THE polar regions (compound noun) x live in THE rainforest x live in THE Savannah. (Place name)

응원 means to cheer on, and u can use it to refer to cheer on sports or someone in their efforts. 지지 means to support or provide backing, like for an organization or say, a person who needs backing to apply for a position (job, politics, school etc)