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- Help me! Which sentence is correct? I'm confused about using a phrase including "which" in English. Is there anyone who tell me which is correct and why? Pay attention the sentences below around "( )". And is there any differences among the correct sentences? like formal/casual, spoken English/writing English, something like that. I suppose the number 1-2 and 2-4 are incorrect. Is it true? 1-1) I'm looking for a job (in which) I can combine the different aspects of my experience so far. (O) 1-2) I'm looking for a job (which) I can combine the different aspects of my experience so far. (X) 1-3) I'm looking for a job (that) I can combine the different aspects of my experience so far. (O) 2-1) This is the house (that) I live. (O) 2-2) This is the house (where) I live. (O) 2-3) This is the house (in which) I live. (O) 2-4) This is the house (which) I live (in). (O) 2-4) This is the house (which) I live. (X)May 24, 201720
- Please correct my sentences I wrote. This is the explanation of some mountain that I climbed. I want to post these sentences on my blog(*) with natural English. Please help me. *https://gogomountain.blogspot.jp/2016/11/nyoho.html ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I climbed Mt.Nyoho which is located in Nikkou of Tochigi prefecture. I was so excited when I walked on the snow! Finally winter's coming after the so long summer. I climbed this mountain to examine for next climbing in advance. I'm going to climb this mountain once again in next January with mountain climbing club's members. I'm playing a role of leader at that time so I need to find the places we set up a tent. Because it would be very difficult to climb for just one day when it is covered with lots of snow. Mt.Nyoho has completely turned yellow and red. On top of that, it already started to wear a winter clothes. Even though I couldn't enjoy the view on the top because of the bad weather, but I'm satisfied. I can't take all of them at once. Since the bad weather keeps the ices and snow from the sun, so I could enjoy it. I hope I can see the fabulous scenery on the next climbing of January.November 3, 201640
- Please correct my sentence I wrote. I bought the sticks for mountain climbing a few years ago. But I didn't use it frequently. When I climbed some mountain last month, it had completely broken out. At that time, I swear that I'll never buy some gear in mont-bell which is specialized in mountain gear in Japan. Although I bought a new one, I went to mont-bell because I was curious that it can be repair or not. I though that if the repairing cost is reasonable, I'll pay it. One week later, I received the answer from the shop. They said it can be fixed with free of charge if I want. I was so glad to hear that. But, I can't still believe completely that the equipment is safe enough when I climb some steep mountains.November 2, 201640
That means "That sucks!".
You can use that phrasal when you feel something that is awful, fierce, unbelievable.Here are some examples;
A: I know he won the lottery, but he didn't pay the dinner.
B: 너무하네!A: It's ganna be rain this weekend. You know? It's four consecutive weekends.
B: (날씨 참) 너무하네!A: Hey, you know where's my pizza?
B: Oh, gosh! Is it yours? I ate all the pizza because I didn't eat anything today, so I was so hungry.
A: 너무하네!Does it make sense?
0 votedSeptember 30, 20160가족을 소개하겠습니다!
제 남동생을 소개하겠습니다. 이름은 Dat이라고 합니다. 제 남동생은 초등학교에서 공부하는데 귀엽고 성격이 활발한 아이예요. 오후마다 제 동생은 친구들과 배구를 하 고 만화영화 보기를 좋아해요. 우리 학교가 집에서 머니까(멀어서) 집에 자주는 있지 않아요 . 그런데 집에 왔을 때 제 동생은 아주 즐거워해요.우린(우리는) 같이 만화영화를 보거나 동생에게 영어를 가르쳐 줄 거예요.(←Please confirm below) 지금 제 동생은 고향에 있는데 너무 보고 싶어요. 저녁에 동생에게 전화할 거예요.This expression is very confusing. Do you want to say with future tense in this sentence?
I think it's not natural. Because you mentioned about a past things so far.
So, if I were you, I'd say;지금 제 동생은 고향에 내려가 있는데, 돌아오면 같이 만화영화를 보거나 동생에게 영어를 가르쳐 줄 거예요.
동생이 너무 보고 싶어요.
Good luck!0 votedSeptember 29, 20160Collocations
tiger's power - 호랑이의 힘
Korean story - 한국 이야기
mom's story - 엄마(의) 이야기
winter sky - 겨울 하늘
summer day - 여름 날
grandma's age - 할머니의 나이
aviation school - 항공 학교
horse's tail - 말 꼬리
English literature - 영어 문학
lemon's scent - 레몬의 향기
cat's body - 고양이의 몸
our country - 우리 나라
mom's face - 엄마의 얼굴
my hometown - 우리 고향
our country's sky - 우리 나라의 하늘
meat dish - 고기 요리
older brother's nose - 오빠의 코
my future - 우리(의) 미래
baby's eyes - 아이의 눈
lemon tree - 레몬 나무
airport building - 공항 건물
American bank - 미국 은행
dog's nose - 개의 코
school building - 학교 건물
persimmon tree - 감 나무
airport of Romania - 루미니아의 공항
grandma's glasses - 할머니의 안경
duck's flesh - 오리 고기0 votedSeptember 28, 20160(I changed some senteses to be natural sound.)
오전5시에 한국영상을 보기
몇일전에 오전 5시쯤 (알았다 - 너무 늦게까지 깨어있죠) 제가 한국어를 갑자기 공부하고 싶어서 Youtube으로 한국 영상을 검색했다가 “왜 한국인 영어를 잘 못해요”이라는 영상을 찾았어요.
iTalki는 영상이 스폰을 받고(?) 한국식 교육과 영어를 잘 못하는 한국사람에 대한 거예요. 진행자가 한국인을 상대로인터뷰를 하는데, 그들은 왜 한국학교가 영어를 잘 가르치지 못하는 것에 대해 논했어요. 하지만 그 한국사람들이 iTalki로 영국남자랑 영어로 대화를 곧 할지 몰랐어요.
재미있는 질문 중에 하나는 “영어 울렁증 이란게 있다고 들었어요 - 그게 뭔가요?”이었어요. 지금까지 제가 “영어 울렁증”이라는 말을 들어본 적이 없어요.(이라는 말을 들는건 처음이에요.)한 한국여자가 이렇게 대답했어요 “외국인 다가와서 뭘 물어봤을때 숨고 싶고 막 이렇게 아프게? 되요”라고. 저는 이해할 수 있어요. 처음으로 한국어를 배우기 시작했을때 한국인한테 한국어로 말하기가 너무 무서웠으니까 한국어로 거의 말하지 않았어요 - 영어 울렁증처럼 “한국어 울렁증”이었던 것 같아요. 물론 이제 그렇지는 않지만 그때는 제가 한국어를 말하면 막 답답했던 거 같아요. 그런데 저 혼자만 그런건 아니더라구요. 실제로, 그 영상에서의 한국인처럼, 외국어로 말하기를 무서워하는 사람들은 많아요.(무서워하는 경우는 많아요.)
처음에는 한국인들이 정말 불안해 보였지만 영국남자랑 대화를 한 이후에 그들은 엄청 행복해 했어요. 한 여자가 “실질적으로 이렇게까지 대화를 한 적이 없는데 조금은 도전할 수 있겠다, 이 정도는 될 것 같아요”라고 했어요.
그래서 제 생각에, 외국어를 배우려고 하는데 외국인한테 얘기하는게 무서울때 가장 중요한 것은...그냥 말하는 것이에요! 그럴만할 가치가 있고 후회하지 않을거예요.0 votedSeptember 28, 20165- Could you please correct my sentences? I'm goingt to post these sentences on my blog. Please check and correct if it contains sound strange English. https://gogomountain.blogspot.jp/2016/09/azumayasan.html ----- Mt.Azumaya is located in border between Nagano and Gunma Prefecture, Japan. There are some similar name's mountains. So, I often mix it up with Mt.Azuma or Mt.Asama. This aria is famous as a farm(Sugadaira) and ski resorts. I think everybody can climb this mountain because it is very easy to climb even if you aren't used to mountain climbing. Although there are some steep path, but it's no matter. In this time, I used the bullet train then I didn't need to get up early. It was very good access from Tokyo. But it makes the mountain to be crowded in good weather on a weekend. If you want to feel calm atmosphere, I recommend to go there on November. And you need to caution to climb in winter because it'll be covered with a lot of snow after December. ----- Thanks for your favor.September 11, 201620
- I think you need to understand the expression of give/take. These are natural expressions. 1.선생님이 어제 저에게 대답해 줬어요 (The teacher gave me the answer to me, yesterday.) 2.선생님이 어제 대답했어요. (The teacher answered, yesterday.) - It isn't important to answer WHO. cf) 주다=give 줬어요=gave We prefer to use give/take expression when we say the situation that someone do something to somebody. If we don't need to say [to somebody], we don't say give/take.0 votedSeptember 6, 20160
- These expressions are the same. 1. 저는 많은 밥을 먹었어요. (I ate a lot of rice.) 2. 저는 밥을 많이 먹었어요. (I ate a lot of rice.) In this case, I think the type of number 2 is more natural. But, you can also say number 1. It's very difficult to explain and understand, then I think you don't need to understand the difference. You had better use the adverb before noun or verb that you want to emphasize. 3.나는 많은 숙제를 해야되요.(I have to do a lot of homework.) 4.나는 숙제를 많이 해야되요.(I have to do a lot of homework.) What do you think? which one is more natural? I think no 3 is more natural than no 4. Sometimes, No4 contains the meaning that he/she will do homework spontaneously to improve his/her some skill etc. But, No3 sounds that he/she don't want to do it but, it's mandatory. It depends on context.0 votedSeptember 6, 20160
