Task

1. What is NOT correct from the conversation?

a. Linda is planning to move.

b. Linda asked James to help with her moving.

c. Linda is making a list of what to do.

2. One of your friends is planning to move. She or he is asking about how to notify of his or her change of address. Give him or her a piece of advice. What would be the easiest way to notify it?

James: Hey, Linda, how are you doing?

Linda: Well, I've been better. Actually, I'm about to move.

James: Is there anything I can do to help you with your move?

Linda: A little advice would do right now. I'm in the process of making a list of the various people and places I have to notify of my change of address.

James: Well, did you pick up that moving packet at the Post Office with all the change of address forms in it? It contains a really good list. And don't forget to give a change of address form to your mailman.

1) I'm about to ~: 막 ~하려고 하다.

A: When are you going to finish playing computer game? (컴퓨터 게임은 언제 끝낼거니?)

B: Don't worry. I'm about to finish. (걱정마세요. 지금 끝내려고 했어요.)

2) do: acceptable; enough for 받아들일만한, ~하게에 충분한

A: Will this room do or would you prefer one with a shower? (이 방이면 충분한가요 아니면 샤워가 딸린 방이 좋으신가요?)

B: That'll do. Thanks. (이정도면 되겠네요. 감사합니다.)

A: This kind of behavior wouldn't do. (이런 행동은 받아들일 수 없다.)

B: Sorry, I'll be more careful from now on. (미안해요. 이제부터 조심할께요.)

3) Notify A of B ~ ; A 에게 B를 통보하다.

A: You have to give the bank written notification if you wish to transfer your account. (계좌를 옮기고 싶다면 은행애 서면통지를 해야한다.)

B: Okay. (네)

4) Moving packet; change of address packet (주소변경 packet); Forward sticker (주소가 변경되어 보내지는 우편물에 붙이는 스티커)

You have to notify the post office of your change of address.