“Grammar to Explain” 내용의 일부는 긍정의 뜻이고, 일부는 부정의 의미이다. 1. not과 all[alltogether]의 결합 : 모두가 ∼인 것은 아니다 I do not like all in here.(나는 여기 있는 모두를 좋아하는 것은 아니다.) cf> I do not like any in here. (=I like none in here.) 아무도 좋아하지 않는다. [전체부정] 2. not과 always[necessarily, entirely]: 항상[반드시, 완전히] ∼인 것은 아니다 Sally does not always have brunch on Sundays. (샐리가 일요일마다 늘 늦은 아침식사를 먹는 것은 아니다.) 3. not과 both : 둘 다 ∼인 것은 아니다 Both of the two can't swim. (둘 다 수영할 수 있지는 않다.) (=One can swim, but the other can't swim.) cf> No one (of the two) can swim. : 아무도 수영을 못한다. [전체부정]
Maxims Introduced by Teacher We cannot travel every path. from Ernest Hemingway's “Advice to a Young Man” All is not gold that glitters. Life isn't always what one likes. from the movie “Roman Holiday”
Maxims Translated by Student You cannot serve both God and Money. Matthew (마태복음) 6 : 24 Morale cannot be produced by pampering or coddling an army, and is not necessarily destroyed by hardship, danger, or even calamity. Douglas MacArthur Things are not always what they seem. from Fables of Aesop You can fool all the people some of the time, and some of the people all the time, but you cannot fool all the people all the time. Abraham Lincoln
“My Maxim” Activity 인생은 결국 한두 길의 선택이라는 것을 다른 어구를 써서 나타내보세요. 1.We cannot travel every path. 2. <학생영작사례> We cannot make every color. We cannot eat every chocolate in the world.