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1 10 주차. Apologizing Intro

2 학습내용 Apologizing Make up a story out of words and phrases (1) Predict the story based on vocabulary (2) Use writing skills to prepare for listening Vocabulary

3 10 주차. Apologizing Pre-listening

4 Pre-listening Strategy

5 get wasted entitled do one s own thing be out of line chill out delivery freak out put something behind one

6 Vocabulary

7 01 get wasted to get heavily drunk or be high on drugs That s why I tried to get wasted with you. It s pretty stupid to get wasted before class. If you are wasted, don t get behind the wheel.

8 02 entitled be deserving of; have a legal right or claim to something I mean, everybody s entitled to their really rough day. Employees are normally entitled to severance pay. Being unemployed entitles you to free medical treatment.

9 03 do one s own thing follow one s own interests or inclinations regardless of others I was actually enjoying geocaching, and you were off doing your own thing. While everyone else was dancing, he was off doing his own thing in the corner. She s always done her own thing and not cared what others thought about her.

10 04 be out of line behaving in a way that breaks the rules or is considered inappropriate You were out of line, and you need to apologize. He was out of line when he told his wife she wasn t allowed to get a job. It was out of line for me to ask you to keep my secret.

11 05 chill out to relax; to calm down You need to chill out. On the weekends, I just like to chill out at home with my dogs. Please stop making so much noise and just chill out!

12 06 delivery the manner of speaking Heather, I am sorry that I had really bad delivery. She had written an amazing speech, but her delivery was lacking something. He meant to give her a compliment, but he stumbled on the delivery.

13 07 freak out to lose one s nerve or to start acting wildly and panic I freaked out on you. When I found out we had a pop quiz, I freaked out. She freaked out when she found out she was pregnant.

14 08 put something behind one to get over a bad experience by distancing oneself from it I m ready just to put this all behind us. The team put last night s loss behind them and focused on today s game. They had to put their grief behind them and focus on rebuilding their lives.

15 10 주차. Apologizing Listening

16 Word Check Choose the best answer to complete each dialog. 01. A: Do you want to get wasted tonight? B: a. Yes, let s waste the night away. b. Yes, I need to get to work soon. c. No, I ve got a test to study for. d. No, I don t have any time to waste.

17 Word Check Choose the best answer to complete each dialog. 02. A: Why do you think you re entitled to a day off? B: a. Because I have a title to uphold. b. Because I had a day off last week. c. Because I am telling you what today is. d. Because I have worked long hours all month.

18 Word Check Choose the best answer to complete each dialog. 03. A: B: Because I want to do my own thing sometimes! a. What is the thing that you most like to do? b. Why won t you come on this family vacation with us? c. If you could have anything you want, what would it be? d. What s the reason you always do what everyone else does?

19 Word Check Choose the best answer to complete each dialog. 04. A: You were really out of line last night. B: a. I know. And I apologize. b. There really wasn t a line. c. You ll do better next time. d. That s okay. Don t worry about it.

20 Word Check Choose the best answer to complete each dialog. 05. A: You really need to chill out. B: a. It s too hot in here. b. I m not sorry for doing that. c. I can t remember where it is. d. I don t have time to! I have to work.

21 Word Check Choose the best answer to complete each dialog. 06. A: B: Glad to hear you re ready to put this behind us. a. I forgive you. Let s move on. b. I can t believe what you said to me! c. I don t think we should date anymore. d. I can t believe how beautiful your eyes are.

22 Listening Tasks Task 1 1) What is the relationship between the two speakers? a. Two kids b. Two friends c. A doctor and patient d. A boss and employer

23 Listening Tasks Task 1 2) What is the mood in this conversation? a. tense b. comical c. friendly

24 NYC Bury the hatchet

25 Listening Tasks Task 1 1) What is the relationship between the two speakers? a. Two kids b. Two friends c. A doctor and patient d. A boss and employer

26 Listening Tasks Task 1 2) What is the mood in this conversation? a. tense b. comical c. friendly

27 Listening Tasks Task 2 1) Which drink do the women talk about? a. beer b. wine c. milk

28 Listening Tasks Task 2 2) Which of the following men is mentioned? a. Josh b. John c. Caleb d. Kevin

29 Listening Tasks Task 2 3) What two words does Heather want Kristen to say? a. Let s go. b. I m sorry. c. You re crazy.

30 NYC Bury the hatchet

31 Listening Tasks Task 2 1) Which drink do the women talk about? a. beer b. wine c. milk

32 Listening Tasks Task 2 2) Which of the following men is mentioned? a. Josh b. John c. Caleb d. Kevin

33 Listening Tasks Task 2 3) What two words does Heather want Kristen to say? a. Let s go. b. I m sorry. c. You re crazy.

34 Listening Tasks Task 3 1) The two women are in a fight because one woman said bad things about the other woman s. a. pets b. children c. husband d. coworker

35 Listening Tasks Task 3 2) Heather thinks Kristen is being. a. intelligent b. amicable c. aggressive d. oppressive

36 Listening Tasks Task 3 3) Kristen thinks Heather is. a. athletic b. controlling c. unattractive

37 Listening Tasks Task 3 4) What happens in the end? a. Kristen apologizes, and Heather accepts her apology. b. Heather insults Kristen, and Kristen pulls Heather s hair. c. Kristen and Heather decide to drink instead of making up.

38 Listening Tasks NYC Bury the hatchet

39 Listening Tasks Task 3 1) The two women are in a fight because one woman said bad things about the other woman s. a. pets b. children c. husband d. coworker

40 Listening Tasks Task 3 2) Heather thinks Kristen is being. a. intelligent b. amicable c. aggressive d. oppressive

41 Listening Tasks Task 3 3) Kristen thinks Heather is. a. athletic b. controlling c. unattractive

42 Listening Tasks Task 3 4) What happens in the end? a. Kristen apologizes, and Heather accepts her apology. b. Heather insults Kristen, and Kristen pulls Heather s hair. c. Kristen and Heather decide to drink instead of making up.

43 Words and Beyond 01. That s why I tried to get wasted with you. 02. I got that. 03. I can t imagine that just because I said that you were a little bit controlling that we re not going to be I know that you don t! 05. I wish I could control John!

44 Words and Beyond NYC Bury the hatchet

45 Words and Beyond 01. That s why I tried to get wasted with you. 02. I got that.

46 Words and Beyond 03. I can t imagine that just because I said that you were a little bit controlling that we re not going to be I know that you don t!

47 Words and Beyond 05. I wish I could control John! 06. Kristen: I mean, like, everybody s entitled to their really rough day. And I mean it wasn t like the worst thing in the world.

48 Words and Beyond 07. Kristen:...and I was actually enjoying it, and you were off doing your own thing, which is fine, but Heather: You were aggressive. You were out of line. And you need to apologize, but yet you can t do that.

49 Words and Beyond 09. Kristen: I m saying Heather: Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. I accept your apology. I accept your apology.

50 10 주차. Apologizing Lecture

51 NYC Bury the hatchet

52 Heather: I wish I had a full glass of wine for this. Seriously! Kristen: You don t need a full glass. Heather: I m a little scared. Kristen: Come on! Heather: You were so meanie meanie girl last night. Kristen: I- Heather, I didn t mean to be meanie meanie girl, and I don t even- listen, I had a really really rough day-

53 Heather: That s why I tried to get wasted with you. Kristen: I mean, like, everybody s entitled to their really rough day. And I mean it wasn t like the worst thing in the world. Heather: When you start to go after my husband and talk about my marriage and my relationship with my husband Kristen: You re misunderstanding it. Heather: you ve taken it too far.

54 Kristen: I had a really hard day yesterday- Heather: I got that. Kristen: I was really, really upset. Heather: I got that. Kristen: I wanted to geocache Heather: I got that. Kristen: and I was actually enjoying it, and you were off doing your own thing, which is fine, but-

55 Heather: It s not fine. Kristen: For, for once just go, Kristen had a really hard day, and you know what? I m going to go get her in the woods and I m going to go, You know, Kristen, this isn t working, and instead of being la la this sucks Heather: Your tone, Kristen, sucks. You were aggressive. You were out of line. And you need to apologize, but yet you can t do that. You re still being aggressive toward me. Kristen: Heather, let s just sit back Heather: You need to chill out.

56 [Kristen is super dramatic right now. I mean, there s all this tension between us, and I m not sure how it got there.] Heather: What is the problem, honestly? Kristen: The problem is Heather: Yes? Kristen: is that there s nothing wrong with me voicing my opinion in our friendship. I can t imagine that just because I said that you were a little bit controlling that we re not going to be

57 Heather: Ha, Kristen, you got in my face last night and started to say that I control my husband and I control my friendships and I control everything. Kristen: There s nothing wrong with your marriage. I m saying- Heather: I don t need you to tell me that. Kristen: You have- Heather: Thank you. Kristen: I know that you don t!

58 Heather: I wish I could control John! What do you think John would feel like if he knew that at a table full of women, you said that I control him? Kristen: I m saying Heather: How do you think that would make him feel? Kristen: I think he d probably agree. Heather: Are you kidding me?

59 Kristen: Heather, I am sorry that I had really bad delivery, really bad- I- I didn t mean it to make you feel the way that you do, but I m closest to you out of everybody, and you were there. And I freaked out on you, Heather, and I feel like, as a friend, that s what happens. You know? It s like, you know what? Heather: All you have to say is I m sorry. It s two very simple words. Kristen: I just did!

60 [At the end of the day, I know Heather s my friend. I said what I needed to say, and I m hoping she heard me, and I m ready just to put this all behind us.] Heather: Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. I accept your apology. I accept your apology.

61 NYC Bury the hatchet

62 10 주차. Apologizing CUFS Playhouse

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64 10 주차. Apologizing Outro

65 01 Wrap up Apologizing Make up a story out of words and phrases (1) Predict the story based on vocabulary (2) Use writing skills to prepare for listening Vocabulary

66 02 Vocabulary get wasted: to get heavily drunk entitled: be deserving of; have a legal right or claim to something do one s own thing: follow one s own interests or inclinations regardless of others be out of line: behaving in a way that breaks the rules or is considered inappropriate

67 02 Vocabulary chill out: to relax; to calm down delivery: the manner of speaking freak out: to lose one s nerve or to start acting wildly and panic put something behind one: to get over a bad experience by distancing oneself from it

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