빨모샘 라이브 아카데미 - Lesson6

-본문장 확장하기

- want to / have to 이용하기

-부정, 과거형 자연스럽게 나오게 연습하기!

 

 

my own composition

 

 

I live in Seoul.

I want to live in a place with a lot of mountains.

I want to live in a place where there are a lot of mountains.

I had to take the exam.

she has to drink a lot of water.

he didn't have to go to work.

 

 

Talking to AI

 

 

>I want to tell you something.
I played the game of Go.
Do you know Korean Go?

<That's great! 
yes, I'm familiar with the game of Go.
it's called 'Baduk' in Korean.
How did your game go?

>I've been playing the game of Go these days with my youngest son.
He is eight years old.

<That's wonderful!
playing Go with your son sounds like a great way to spend time together.

>whenever playing Go, my son always wants to win, but he can't.
just a few minutes ago, we played Baduk, and he felt like he was losing.
He got upset and went to his room, but he hasn't come out.
what should I do?

<It's important to teach your son that winning isn't everything.
Encourage him to keep practicing and enjoy the game, regardless of the outcome.

>I agree with you. It takes a lot of time to teach this.

<Teaching that lesson takes time.
help him understand the journey and enjoyment are as important as the outcome.
keep encouraging him.

>what should I say? could you show me some sentences?

<remember, it's not just about winning.
Enjoy the game and keep improving with every match!

>that sounds a bit harsh.
could you say it in a warmer tone, please?

>you're doing a great job, and i'm proud of your efforts.
remember, it's not just about winning. 
enjoy the game and keep improving with every match!

>maybe i'll say that my son told me "No"

<try saying "I understand how you feel, but remember, it's important to have fun and learn from every game.

>I got it. i'll try to remember it.

<I hope so. 
Anyway, he insists on staying in his room.
How can I get him to come out?

>Give him some space, then gently talk to him and show support.
Let him know you're there when he's ready to come out.

<can you show me some example sentences?

>Take your time. when you're ready, let's talk and find a solution together.

<I'll give it a try.