Task

1) What kind of movie does Ellen would like to see?

2) You are looking for some exciting adventure film in the video store. Ask the clerk for his professional help.

Ellen: Excuse me but would you mind telling me what you’ve learned about some of the movies in this section? You must hear a lot of opinions in this job.

Clerk: As a matter of fact, I do. What kind of comedy were you looking for? Slapstick? Romantic? Bawdy? Children’s?

Ellen: Actually, it’s just for me to relax and watch tonight. Are there any good romantic comedies with happy, heart-warming endings that will get my weekend off to an uplifting start?

Clerk: Well… have you seen ‘Meet the Parents’?

Ellen: I’ve seen it. What have you heard about ‘What women want’ with Mel Gibson?

Clerk: Lots of good things.

Ellen: I think I’ll go with that.

1) Would you mind~?; ~해 주시겠습니까?

A: Would you mind telling me where the comedy section is? (코메디영화가 어디에 있는지 말씀해 주실래요?

B: It's over there. (저기에 있어요.)

A: Would you mind recommending me good horror movie in this section? (좋은 공포영화 하나 추천해 주실래요?)

B: Have you seen the movie,"Scream"? ("Scream" 보셨어요?)

A: What about action film? We have very good action movies brought in yesterday. (액션영화는 어때요? 어제 아주 좋은 영화가 하나 들어왔는데요.)

B 1: No, I'm not in a mood for anything serious. (심각한 영화를 보고 싶은 기분은 아니에요)

B 2: No, I'm not into action movies. (액션영화를 그다지 좋아하지는 않아요)

2) As a matter of fact = in fact, 사실

As a matter of fact, she didn't have any money in her account. (사실 그녀는 계좌에 돈이 없다.)

3) What have you heard about~?; ~에 관해 어떤 이야기를 들었나요?

A: What have you heard about the 'Spider Man'? ('Spider Man'에 대해 어떤 이야기를 들었나요?)

B: Good things and bad things. (좋은 것과 나쁜 것 모두요.)

4) go with: ~로 선택하다.

- I think I'll take it. (이걸로 하겠습니다.)

Would you mind recommending me good horror movie in this section?

What have you heard about 'Spider Man'?