2. Lesson 7 Enjoying My Life in Korea

3. 1 P.193 L.1~4 3 P.193 L.11~17 4 P.193 L.17~19 8 P.196 L.7~10 7 P.195 L.1~6 6 P.194 L.8~14 12 P.197 L.10~17 11 P.197 L.1~9 10 P.196 L.7~11 9 P.196 L.1~6 5 P.194 L.1~8 2 P.193 L.5~11

4. 1 Enjoying My Life in Korea Fighting Fire with Fire It’s summer in Korea, / and it’s getting hotter. Back home, / I ate ice cream / to stay cool. Koreans have a special way. They eat food (that makes them sweat)! 사역동사 목적격 보어 ( 원형부정사 ) 부사적 용법 (··· 하기 위해 )

5. 2 One of the strangest sights (I’ve seen in Korea) / was people (eating boiling hot samgyetang (ginseng chicken soup)) / on the hottest day of the year. In fact, / it’s a popular summer dish, / especially on very hot days. When I asked one of them why, / someone explained [that it’s because not only is it very healthy, / but it also helps you cool down by causing you to sweat a lot] that one of the + 최상급 + 복수명사 is it very healthy,it also helps you cool down by causing you to sweat a lot. not only A but (also) B: A 뿐 아니라 B 도 cause A to-v: A 가 ··· 하게 하다 단수동사 people eating boiling hot samgyetang 도치

6. 3 It’s part of the traditional Korean idea of “fighting fire with fire.” I decided to try it / for myself. It not only smelled delicious / but also tasted great! Still, / I wasn’t sure about [eating hot soup / in such hot weather]. However, / by the end of the meal, / I had become a believer. I was covered in sweat, / but I felt totally wonderful! smelled delicious tasted great! not only A but also B: A 뿐 아니라 B 도 Samgyetang

7. 4 When I go back home, / I’m going to show everyone the Korean secret (for staying cool and healthy in summer). 동사 간접목적어직접목적어

8. 5 Happiness Delivered to Your Door When I moved to Korea, / one of the first things (my coworker taught me) was how to say my address]. I didn’t understand [why it was so important]. They explained [that I’d often give it over the phone / when I ordered things (to be delivered)]. Korea has a lot of delivery services! The Korean word for delivery is baedal. that one + 복수명사 단수동사 명사구 ( 의문사 + to-v) 명사절 ( 의문사 + 주어 + 동사 ) 수동형 부정사

9. 6 Many restaurants here will deliver your order to your door / at no extra charge. [What really surprised me] was [that most of the food is delivered / on real plates rather than in disposable containers]. When you’re finished, / you just leave the dishes outside your door / to be picked up later. What’s more, / a lot of delivery services operate 24 hours a day! at no extra[additional] charge: 추가 요금 없이 = The thing that 명사절 on real plates in disposable A rather than B: B 보다 오히려 A containers. 수동형 부정사 what’s more: 게다가, 한술 더 떠서

10. 7 During the summer, / I sometimes spend hot nights / by the Han River / with my friends. One night / we had nothing to eat, / so one of my friends made a call. Thirty minutes later, / a man drove up on a motorcycle and handed us a pizza. I couldn’t believe it! I guess [my friend just told him [which tree we were sitting under]]. make a call: 전화하다 that (( 의문사 which+ 명사 ) + 주어 + 동사 ) 직접목적어 간접목적어 동사 drove handed us a

11. 8 Walking down the street, / you can often see lots of delivery people on motorcycles pass by. Although it took some time to get used to it, / I don’t think [I could live without baedal now]. It would be very inconvenient! that 분사구문 지각동사 목적어목적격 보어 ( 원형부정사 ) it takes time to-v: ~ 하는 데 시간이 걸리다

12. 9 Jjimjilbangs: Relaxation for the Whole Body Although I enjoy my life in Korea, / it can sometimes be very busy and stressful. Luckily, there’s a convenient way to relax. Korea has many spas called jjimjilbangs, / which are quite different from the spas or saunas (you see in the West). Here’s [what usually happens] / when I go to one. that 관계대명사 which( 계속적 용법 ) 명사절

13. 10 At the reception, / I’m given a key to a locker (in which I can keep my clothes). I start by taking a nice hot shower. Once I’m clean, / I get into the nearest bath. I can feel my muscles relax / in the hot water. Next, / I spend a few minutes / in a very cold bath, / which really wakes me up! =where( 관계부사 ) 선행사 관계대명사 which( 계속적 용법 ) 접속사 지각동사목적격 보어 ( 원형부정사 )

14. 11 When I walk around the jjimjilbang, / I wear a T-shirt and shorts given out at reception. I see some people playing board games or cards, / while others eat boiled eggs, sikhye (a sweet rice drink), or seaweed soup. Even though there are a lot of people, / everyone speaks quietly, / so it’s peaceful. 목적어 목적격 보어 ( 현재분사 ) 지각동사

15. 12 My next stop is the sauna. It’s a small, hot room made of wood or stone. I breathe in the heavy air, / and I feel like bread baking in an oven. Some people spend the night at the jjimjilbang, / sleeping comfortably on soft mats, / but I’m ready to go home by then. Not only does my entire body feel refreshed, / but all my tension is gone. Koreans really know [how to relax]! 분사구문 does my entire body feel refreshed, all my tension is not only A but (also) B gone. 명사구 ( 의문사 + to-v) 주어와 동사 도치