Have You Ever....?
HAVE YOU EVER....?
Activity: Has anyone in your group ever had any of these things done?
Warm-up
Talk about these questions with your teacher.
선생님과 이야기해 보세요.
- The passage lists various experiences: sending money abroad, getting hypnotized, having handwriting analyzed. Which of these have you personally experienced?
- Of the activities listed, which would you most like to try and why?
Vocabulary
Listen and repeat after your teacher.
선생님을 따라 읽어보세요.
Reading
Read the passage with your teacher.
선생님과 함께 지문을 읽어보세요.
Activity: Has anyone in your group ever had any of these things done?
Ask when and why.Have you ever.......?Had money sent to someone abroad?
Had your blood pressure checked?
Gotten something translated?
Had your handwriting analyzed?
Gotten some legal advice?
Been hypnoticed?A. Has anyone sent money abroad?B. I have. I had money sent to my brother in Chile.
Korean Trap! / 한국인 실수 교정
Common mistakes Korean speakers make.
한국인이 자주 하는 실수를 알아봅시다.
'have something done' 사역 구문을 쓰세요. '누군가에게 ~를 하게 하다'는 'have + 목적어 + 과거분사'로 표현합니다. 'had my blood pressure checked'가 올바른 패턴입니다.
Discussion
Share your thoughts with your teacher.
선생님과 의견을 나눠보세요.
- The passage mentions "had your handwriting analyzed." Do you think handwriting analysis (graphology) reveals anything meaningful about personality?
- Hypnosis is mentioned as an experience. What are your views on hypnosis -- is it a legitimate therapeutic tool or pseudoscience?
- "Having money sent abroad" has become much easier with digital banking. How has technology changed the experiences listed in this passage?
- The activity uses the causative "have something done" structure. Can you think of services you regularly "have done" that your parents' generation would have done themselves?
- Getting legal advice is listed alongside more casual activities. In Korea, do people consult lawyers as readily as in Western countries?
Lesson Summary / 수업 요약
Today's Topic: HAVE YOU EVER....?
Level: Low Advanced (L.A)
Review this lesson before your next class! / 다음 수업 전에 복습하세요!