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하나로 열 가지 — get · take · make · have … 10일
사전에서 뜻이 스무 개씩 붙은 기본 동사들. 스무 개를 따로 외우는 대신 동사마다 핵심 그림 하나를 잡고, 뜻 갈래 · 자주 쓰는 덩어리 · 구동사를 그 그림에 꿰어 익힙니다. get · have · take · make · do · go/come · give · put · keep · look.
- Lessons
- 10
- Days
- 10
- Minutes
- 173
- Quiz items
- 60
- To pass
- 80%
These lessons are explained in Korean. The quiz and the vocabulary are in the language you are learning, but the explanations have not been translated into yours yet.
Curriculum
Each lesson opens when the one before it is passed at 80%.
1주차 · get · have · take · make · do
- 1get — something new arrivesObtain, arrive, become, understand: one pictureUse one core image of "get" to handle its six main meanings and common chunks.
- have — it is on my sideOwn, eat, go through, get something doneUse "have" for possession, meals, experiences, plans and getting things done, and order with "I'll have…".
- take — grab it and move itRide, last, shoot, swallow, buySort the meanings of "take" with one picture and use "It takes…", "take off" and "take care of".
- Bonus chapter 1Opens after lesson 3
- make — bring something into beingBuild, earn, cause, manageSort the meanings of "make" by what it creates and use "make it", "make sense" and "make up your mind".
- do — handle the task in front of youOne table that separates do and makeChoose between "do" and "make", and use "do me a favor", "That'll do" and "do without".
2주차 · go/come · give · put · keep · look
- go and come — where is the center?Why "I'm coming" is rightChoose go or come by the reference point, and use go/come with adjectives and common phrasal verbs.
- Bonus chapter 2Opens after lesson 6
- give — from my side to yoursYou can hand over actions, tooUse "give + person + thing" and "action" phrases like "give me a call", "give it a try" and "give up".
- put — set it somewhereWhere it lands is the meaningRead "put" by the place word after it and use "put on", "put off", "put away" and "put up with".
- keep — hold on and do not let goHold onto, continue, stayUse one picture of "keep" for "keep + -ing", "keep + adjective" and "keep in touch".
- Bonus chapter 3Opens after lesson 9
- look — turn your eyes that wayLook at, seem, search, take care ofSeparate "look" (I direct my eyes) from "look" (it appears), and use "look for", "look up" and "look forward to".
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The lessons are explained in one language. Where a translation exists your screen uses it; where it does not, you see the original rather than a blank.
한국어
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