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Lesson 40

Get Up, Put On, Turn Off

이어동사 기초

Grammar Point 오늘의 문법

get up / put on / turn off / look for
When to use
Describing everyday actions the way native speakers do
일상 동작을 원어민처럼 자연스럽게 말할 때
Goal
I can use common phrasal verbs and put the object in the right place.
자주 쓰는 이어동사를 익히고, 목적어를 알맞은 자리에 넣어 말할 수 있습니다.

Dialogue 대화문

Situation
Jess joins her online class, but her camera is off.
Jess가 화상수업에 들어왔는데 카메라가 꺼져 있어요.
James
Hi, Jess! I can't see you. Could you turn on your camera?
안녕하세요, Jess 씨! 안 보여요. 카메라 좀 켜 줄래요?
Jess
Oh, sorry! I just logged in. Can you see me now?
아, 죄송해요! 방금 로그인했어요. 이제 보여요?
James
Yes! Are you still wearing your coat?
네! 아직 코트 입고 있어요?
Jess
Yes, I just got home. Let me take it off.
네, 방금 집에 왔어요. 벗을게요.
James
No problem. Did you look up the new words from the article?
괜찮아요. 기사에 나온 새 단어 찾아봤어요?
Jess
I looked up most of them. Some were really hard, but I didn't give up!
대부분 찾아봤어요. 몇 개는 정말 어려웠는데 포기 안 했어요!

Grammar Focus 핵심 정리

1. Verb + small word = new meaning 동사 + 작은 단어 = 새로운 뜻

get up, give up, look for. Native speakers use phrasal verbs much more than formal one-word verbs.

get up (일어나다), give up (포기하다), look for (찾다). 동사에 작은 단어가 붙으면 새로운 뜻이 됩니다. 원어민은 딱딱한 한 단어 동사보다 이어동사를 훨씬 많이 써요.

2. The object goes in the middle or at the end 목적어 자리는 가운데 또는 끝

put on your jacket / put your jacket on: both are fine. But pronouns like it and them must go in the middle: put it on (not "put on it"). This doesn't work with every phrasal verb. With look for, the object always goes at the end: look for it.

put on your jacket / put your jacket on 둘 다 맞습니다. 하지만 it, them 같은 대명사는 반드시 가운데에 옵니다: put it on (put on it은 틀림). 단, 모든 이어동사가 그런 것은 아닙니다. look for는 목적어가 항상 뒤에 옵니다: look for it.

3. Phrasal verbs for online classes 화상 수업에서 자주 쓰는 이어동사

turn on / turn off your camera, log in, hang up, look up a word

turn on / turn off your camera (켜다/끄다), log in (로그인하다), hang up (전화를 끊다), look up a word (단어를 찾아보다)

Phrasal verbMeaningExample
get upget out of bedI get up at seven.
put on / take offstart wearing / removeTake off your shoes.
turn on / turn offstart / stop a deviceTurn off the light.
look fortry to findI'm looking for my keys.
look upfind in a dictionaryLet me look it up.
give upstop tryingDon't give up!

Examples 예문

  1. I usually get up at 6:30.
    저는 보통 6시 반에 일어나요.
  2. Could you turn on your camera?
    카메라 좀 켜 주시겠어요?
  3. It's cold. Put your coat on.
    추워요. 코트 입으세요.
  4. I'm looking for my phone. Have you seen it?
    폰 찾고 있어요. 봤어요?
  5. I didn't know the word, so I looked it up.
    그 단어를 몰라서 찾아봤어요.
  6. Learning English is hard, but I won't give up.
    영어 공부는 어렵지만 포기하지 않을 거예요.

Practice 빈칸 채우기

  1. Please   your shoes before you come in.
  2. I don't know this word. I'll look   up.
  3. Could you turn   the TV? It's too loud.
  4. I'm looking   my glasses. Have you seen them?

Role Play 상황 연습

SITUATION

Your online class has started, but your camera and mic are off.

화상수업이 시작됐는데 카메라와 마이크가 꺼져 있어요.

YOUR TASK

Use phrasal verbs like turn on, log in, look up, and put on to fix the situation and start talking with your teacher.

turn on, log in, look up, put on 같은 이어동사로 상황을 해결하고 선생님과 대화를 시작해 보세요.

TRY IT

Describe your morning from waking up to leaving home with at least four phrasal verbs.

아침에 일어나서 집을 나설 때까지를 이어동사 4개 이상으로 말해 보세요. (get up, turn off, put on, look for 등)

Let's Talk 선생님과 말하기

  1. Can you describe your morning? What do you do after you wake up?
    아침에 일어나서 무엇을 하나요? 순서대로 말해 주세요.
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  2. What do you do when you don't know a word?
    모르는 단어가 나오면 어떻게 하나요?
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  3. Have you ever given up on something? What was it?
    중간에 그만둔 일이 있나요? 어떤 일이었나요?
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