1) What is NOT correct from the following conversation?

(A) They will meet tomorrow.

(B) Min-ho is willing to pay $15 an hour.

(C) They will work together from tomorrow.

2) You talked with one of candidates for a conversation partner on the phone. You are interested in him or her. Make the time and ask him or her when is good for them

Min-ho: Well, I’m not really sure. How much are you asking?

James: Hmm. In order for it to be worth my while, even though I really want to do it, I would need to get at least $15.00 an hour.

Min-ho: That sounds fair. Shall we get together and see if we might be able to work something out?

James: I’m game. When’s good for you?

Min-ho: well, how about 4:00 tomorrow Wednesday?

James: Perfect.

Q: How much are you willing to pay? (얼마나 주실 용의가 있습니까?)

A: I’m willing to pay $15 per hour. (시간당 15불씩 드릴 용의가 있습니다.)

2) fair; 정당한

He offered me a fare price for my stamp collection. (그는 나의 우표수집품을 재가격에 쳐주겠다고 제안했다.)

A: This car's in perfect condition and is worth at least $ 1800. (이 차는 완벽한 상태이며 적어도 $1,800의 가치는 있습니다.)

B: Fair enough. I’ll give you $1850. (그정도면 적당하네요. $1,850 드리지요.)

3) When shall we get together?; 언제 만날까요?

A: When shall we get together? (언제 만날까요?)

B: How about 3:00 p.m. tomorrow? (내일 3시 어때요?)

A: That sounds fine with me. (좋아요.)

A: What time suits you best? (언제가 가장 적당합니까?)

B: Anytime after 3 p.m. (3시 이후면 언제든지요.)

4) work out: (문제를) 해결하다, 매듭짓다.

A: How long would it take for you to work out my travel arrangement? (제 여행계획을 매듭짓는데 얼마나 걸리나요?)

B: It wouldn’t take long. (오래걸리지 않습니다.)

It took three months for the police to work out who killed the woman. (경찰이 누가 그 여자를 살해했는지를 밝혀 내는데 3달이 걸렸다.)

Shall we get together sometime?