61쪽 A. 어법성 판단 Harry (was heard go / was heard to go) upstairs.

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1 61쪽 A. 어법성 판단 Harry (was heard go / was heard to go) upstairs. The baby (was taken care / was taken care of) by her. Black cats (are believed / are believed to) bring bad luck. That report (is preparing / is being prepared) by the student. The scientist (has suggested / has been suggested) a new idea. The library is said to (be rebuilt / have been rebuilt) 20 years ago.

2 61쪽의 B. 빈칸채우기 A skyscraper ____ ____ _______ by the company. (construct) The flight to Bangkok ___ ____ ____ for three hours. (delay) I ___ ___ ___ apologize to her by my mother. (make) The teacher ___ ____ ____ ___ by the students. (look up to) The right punishment ___ ____ ___ the criminal by the judge. (give)

3 61쪽의 C. 틀린 부분 고쳐 쓰기 They say that the pen is mightier than the sword.
The pen ___ ___ __ be mightier than the sword. 2. My classmates made fun of me for my mistake. I ____ ____ ___ ___ by my classmates for my mistake. 3. It is said that baseball was invented in New York in 1839. Baseball is said to ___ ___ ____ in New York in 1839. 4. Nobody has ever seen God but it’s not a proof that God doesn’t exist. God has ___ ___ ____ by ____ but it’s not a proof that God doesn’t exist.

4 62쪽 Words & Phrases place pillow 3. fairy replace 5. exchange tradition 7. toss throw

5 42쪽 Words & Phrases 두다, 놓다 베개 3. 요정 교체하다, 바꾸다 5. 교환하다, 맞바꾸다 전통 7. 가볍게 던지다 던지다, 투척하다

6 62쪽의 1. In America, children place a lost tooth under their pillow, hoping the tooth fairy will replace it with money. In Mexico and Spain, it is believed that a mouse takes the tooth, exchanging it for a coin. There is a different tradition in Korea and Japan, where bottom teeth are tossed onto the roof of the house, while upper teeth are tossed under it. In Vietnam, however, both kinds of teeth are thrown on top of the house. As the tooth is thrown, the child asks for it to be replaced with the tooth of a mouse. This is because it is said that a mouse’s teeth never stop growing.

7 62쪽의 1. In America, children place a lost tooth under their pillow, hoping the tooth fairy will replace it with money. In Mexico and Spain, it is believed that a mouse takes the tooth, exchanging it for a coin. There is a different tradition in Korea and Japan, where bottom teeth are tossed onto the roof of the house, while upper teeth are tossed under it.

8 62쪽의 2. In Vietnam, however, both kinds of teeth are thrown on top of the house. As the tooth is thrown, the child asks for it to be replaced with the tooth of a mouse. This is because it is said that a mouse’s teeth never stop growing.

9 Free Talking with Foreigners~~
미국에서 아이들은 빠진 이를 그들의 베개아래에 둔다. 치아 요정이 그것을 돈으로 교체해 줄 것을 바라면서. In America, children place a lost tooth under their pillow, hoping the tooth fairy will replace it with money.

10 숙제 64쪽까지 1번 단어 5번 쓰기 2-3번 단어암기 해석 (동사 밑줄) 예습으로 실력을