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| A/The bag is under the chair. |
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| What is in the classroom? |
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| The bag is behind the desk. |
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| The bag is in front of the desk. |
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| The bag is beside the desk. |
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The theatre is to the left of the restaurant.
(The theatre is on the left side of the restaurant.) |
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The department store is to the right of the restaurant.
(The department store is on the ride side of the restaurant.) |
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| The restaurant is between the theatre and the department store. |
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The bank is across (the road) from the department store.
(The bank is opposite the department store.) |
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| The apple is outside the box. |
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Ms Sora is to the left of Ms Mina.
(*From the viewer's point of view, not relative to the viewed person: NOT "On her left", but instead "left of her".) |
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| (I) am going (in order) to buy an ice cream. |
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| Why are (you) going to the park? |
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| (I) am going in order to do exercise. |
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| Where do (you) usually go (in order) to eat lunch? |
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| Mr Andy goes/is going to the department store (in order) to meet (his) friend(s). |
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| Ms Irina goes/is going to a restaurant (in order) to meet her friend(s). |
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| What are (you/they/...) going to the park to do? |
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| Ms Susan is going to the park (in order) to take a walk. |
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| Mr Lenping is going to the park (in order) to read a book. |
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| (I) go in order to make (something). |
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| (I) go in order to listen (to something). |
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| (I) go in order to eat (something). |
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| (I) go in order to borrow (something). |
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| Why are (you) going to the Karaoke bar/singing room? |
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(I) am going in order to sing.
(I go in order to sing.) |
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| What did you go to the video shop (in order) to do? |
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| (I) went (in order to) borrow a video tape. |
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Where did you go Ms Mina?
(Where did Ms Mina go?) |
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| (I) went to the beauty salon (in order) to get a haircut. |
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| Did (you) go to the bank to send money? |
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| No, (I) went to the bank (in order) to withdraw (get/find) money. |
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마인해요.
오늘 한 시에 비자를 받으러 대사관에 가요. |
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Sorry.
(I) am going to the embassy today at one o'clock (in order) to get (receive) a visa. |
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Have (you) perhaps seen my cell phone?
(Did you see my phone?) |
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Yes, (I) have seen (it).
(Yes, I saw it.) |
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Is there a bank in this area?
(Is there a bank around here/in the (this) vicinity/in the (this) neighbourhood?) |
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That's all right.
(No problem.) |
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By the way is there a park nearby?
(By the way/but/however is there a park in this area/near here?) |
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Yes, go this way.
Then (it) is on the right. |
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I am in Myeongdong now.
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Today (is) December 25 -- (it) is Christmas.
(formal polite) |
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It is snowing in Seoul now.
(Now, in Seoul, snow is coming.)
(formal polite) |
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| 사람들이 크리스마스 선물을 사러 명동에 많이 왔습니다. |
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Many people (have) come to Myeongdong (in order) to buy Christmas presents.
(formal polite) |
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On the roads, there are also many cars.
(formal polite) |
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(I) find/search for/withdraw (something/money).
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(I) learn.
(formal polite) |
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(I) taught.
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(I) studied.
(formal polite) |
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(I) was tired.
(formal polite) |
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However, class finishes late.
(By the way, (I) finish class late.)
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The Korean language school is in Shinchon.
(formal polite) |
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(I) study.
(formal polite) |
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The party was very interesting.
(formal polite) |
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(I) listened to a lot of music.
(formal polite) |
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(I) listen a lot.
(formal polite) |
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(I) read. (past tense)
(formal polite) |
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(I) watch/see.
(formal polite) |
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(I) saw/watched.
(formal polite) |
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(I) take a walk.
(formal polite) |
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(I) took a walk.
(formal polite) |
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(I) am busy.
(formal polite) |
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(I) was busy.
(formal polite) |
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(I) don't know.
(formal polite) |
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(I) didn't know.
(formal polite) |
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(I) make (something).
(formal polite) |
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(I) made (something).
(formal polite) |
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(I) arrived at school early.
(formal polite) |
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And (I) went to the bank (in order) to withdraw money.
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No, (I) sent an email to a friend.
(informal polite) |
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(It) is very close/near.
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(He/She) is my office/company co-worker.
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(It) is (in) this building on the first floor.
(informal polite) |
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(I) went to the break room at break time (in order) to meet (my) friend(s).
(informal polite) |
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(I) didn't bring an umbrella today.
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