word
yesterday
a finished day, so the past simple
She worked yesterday.
그녀는 어제 일했습니다.
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word
yet
the time is still open
Have you finished yet?
이미 끝냈습니까?
word
already
sooner than expected, time still open
I have already eaten.
이미 먹었습니다.
word
since
from a point until now
I have lived here since May.
5월부터 여기서 삽니다.
word
than
the word after a comparative
This is bigger than that.
이것이 저것보다 큽니다.
word
better
the comparative of good
This is better.
이것이 더 낫습니다.
word
worse
the comparative of bad
This is worse.
이것이 더 나쁩니다.
word
if
introduces a condition
If it rains, we will stay.
비가 오면 남겠습니다.
conjunction
while
during the time that something else was happening
She was working while I waited.
내가 기다리는 동안 그녀는 일하고 있었습니다.
verb
been
the participle of be, used before an -ing form in the perfect continuous
She has been working.
그녀는 일하고 있는 중입니다.
verb
should
advice, followed by the base verb
You should rest.
쉬는 편이 좋습니다.
verb
might
a weak possibility, followed by the base
It might rain.
비가 올 수도 있습니다.
adjective
biggest
the superlative of big
This is the biggest room.
이것이 가장 큰 방입니다.
verb
sent
the past participle of send
The note was sent.
메모는 보내졌습니다.
pronoun
who
the relative for a person
The person who owns the date replies.
날짜를 맡은 사람이 답합니다.
determiner
many
a large number of countable things
She has many notes.
그녀는 메모가 많습니다.
determiner
enough
as much as needed
We have enough time.
시간이 충분합니다.
verb
know
a stative verb that stays simple
She knows the date.
그녀는 날짜를 압니다.
noun
film
a movie
I have seen this film.
이 영화를 본 적이 있습니다.
noun
room
a space inside a building
This room is bigger than that one.
이 방이 저것보다 큽니다.
noun
year
twelve months
She has lived here for two years.
그녀는 여기서 2년째 삽니다.
noun
hour
sixty minutes
She has been working for two hours.
그녀는 두 시간째 일하고 있습니다.
noun
person
a human being
The person who owns the date replies.
날짜를 맡은 사람이 답합니다.
verb
see
to notice with your eyes. The participle is seen.
I have seen this film.
이 영화를 본 적이 있습니다.
verb
finish
to come to the end of something
Have you finished yet?
이미 끝냈습니까?
verb
call
to phone someone
She was working when I called.
내가 전화했을 때 그녀는 일하고 있었습니다.
verb
arrive
to get to a place
She had left before I arrived.
내가 도착하기 전에 그녀는 떠났습니다.
verb
enjoy
to take pleasure in something
She enjoys reading.
그녀는 읽기를 즐깁니다.
verb
decide
to choose after thinking
She decided to wait.
그녀는 기다리기로 했습니다.
verb
wait
to stay until something happens
How long have you been waiting?
얼마나 오래 기다리고 있습니까?
verb
meet
to come together with someone
I am meeting them at nine.
아홉 시에 그들을 만납니다.
verb
send
to cause something to go to someone. The participle is sent.
The note was sent yesterday.
메모는 어제 보내졌습니다.
verb
rest
to stop working so you can recover
You should rest.
쉬는 편이 좋습니다.
verb
rain
water falling from clouds
If it rains, we will stay.
비가 오면 남겠습니다.
adjective
useful
helpful for the job
This note is more useful.
이 메모가 더 유용합니다.
adverb
early
before the expected time
She arrived early.
그녀는 일찍 도착했습니다.
adjective
bad
not good. The comparative is worse.
This result is bad.
이 결과는 나쁩니다.
adjective
long
taking a lot of time, or covering a distance
It was a long meeting.
긴 회의였습니다.
adverb
often
many times
She often arrives early.
그녀는 자주 일찍 도착합니다.
adverb
always
every time
He always checks the date.
그는 항상 날짜를 확인합니다.
adverb
still
continuing up to now
She still lives here.
그녀는 아직 여기 삽니다.
adverb
recently
not long ago, and the time can still be open
She has recently finished the note.
그녀는 최근에 메모를 끝냈습니다.