Task

1) What is NOT correct from the conversation?

a. Linda’s new apartment is one-bedroom.

b. Linda doesn’t have to change her telephone number.

c. Linda already had gas and electric in her new place.

2) You would like to make connections with gas and electricity. Ask your friend how you would you able to get these services.

Linda: I found a really nice one-bedroom only twenty minutes from school.

James: That sounds good. Do you have to pay for gas and electric at the new place?

Linda: Yes, I do. And since I’ve got you on the line, can you tell me how I make sure I have electricity when I move in?

James: Well, you have to call the utilities company and tell them where and when you’re moving. They may require a deposit if it’s your first apartment in the city. Ah, what about phone?

Linda: I have called the phone company to change my phone. It turns out they won’t change the home number because it’s in the same area.

1) Can you tell me how ~ ; 어떻게 ~ 하는지 알려주시겠어요?

A: Can you tell me how I make sure clean out the carpet? (카페트를 확실하게 청소하는 법을 알려주세요.)

B: Well, you have to hire a cleaning company. (청소회사에 부탁하세요.)

2) when, where 주어 + 동사;

A: Can you tell me how I cancel the newspaper subscription when I move out? (제가 이사갈 때, 어떻게 신문구독을 취소하는지 알려주시겠어요?)

B: Send them a written notification before you move out. (이시가기 전에 서면통지를 보내세요.)

A: Finally, tell your moving company when and where you are moving. (최종적으로 언제, 어디로 이사가는지 이삿짐 센터에 알려주세요.)

B: All right. I’ll call them right away. (좋아요. 당장 전화하지요.)

3) Turn out: ~로 밝혀지다. ~의 결과가 되다.

A: It turns out it takes only 10 minutes from new apartment to school. (새 아파트에서 학교까지 10분밖에 걸리지 않는것으로 밝혀졌어.)

B: That’s great. You can save a lot of time now. (좋은데. 시간이 굉장히 절약되겠네.)

Can you tell me how I have electricity when I move in?