#29 Everything You Want 2

Key Word

could use: used for saying that someone or something needs a particular thing very much

Work has been too hectic the last few months. I could really use a vacation.

 

ulterior motive: a hidden reason for doing something; especially to one's advantage

Politicians may have ulterior motives for doing things, especially during election season.

 

count (someone) in: include someone in an activity. 평소에도 자주 쓴다. 나 할래!

If you are putting together a special take force, count me in. I would love to be part of it.

Count me in!

 

blow off steam: do or say something that helps you to get rid of strong feelings for energy. 스트레스를 풀다.

Well, I need to blow off a little steam. What place do you have in mind?

We're planning to go to the workshop to blow off a little steam.

 

chek (something) out: examine something or get more information about it in order to be certain that it is true, safe, or suitable.

Do you mind checking it out with me?

 

a side thing: in addition to the main occupation or activity

No, it will just be a side thing for now. I am hoping I can do both.

Feedback

Original: They achieve the goal. They looks like soccer team. They looks very very enjoying the champion.

Better: They acheived their goals. It looks like they're a soccer team. They look like they are really enjoying being champions.

 

Original: I slept a little time.

Better: I selpt a little bit.

 

Original: Me either.

Better: Me too.

 

Original: My teammates were very energyful

Better: My teammates were very energetic. or My teammates were very full of energy.

 

Original: They are usually have ulterior motive when they suggest something new to team members. 

Better: They usually have ulterior motives when they suggest something new to team members.