Lesson 4 This is Korea
Listen and Speak 1
Wow, look at the bridge in this ad. I wonder ____ the photo was taken.
That’s ____ in Busan.
How do you ____ that?
I went ____ with my family last summer.
Look over there. I wonder why there are so ____ people waiting in line.
They’re waiting to get into the new ____ there.
____? Is it famous?
____. It was on a TV program.
____? We should try their bread then.
Listen and Speak 2
____ me, I’d like to borrow an audio guide.
____ you are.
____ you explain how to use it?
____. Press this button, and it’ll tell you what to do.
Are you ____ somewhere this summer?
I’m going to Jejudo to walk ____ the Jeju Olle Trail.
The ____ Olle Trail? Could you explain what that is?
____ a long hiking path around Jejudo.
Oh, I see. I hope you ____ your trip!
Communicate
Do you hear that? I ____ where that music is coming from.
I think it’s coming from ____ there. Do you want to go and check it out?
Yes, I ____ that strong beat. Is it traditional Korean music?
Yes, it’s called nongak. It’s a kind of community band ____.
Nongak? Could you explain a ____ bit more about it?
It’s traditionally used to cheer up farmers and wish for a good ____.
I see. Look! Some people are dancing to the ____.
Yes, that’s a big part of nongak. Dancing together ____ the music.
Let’s ____ them.
Sure. ____ not?
Progress Check
Look over there. I wonder ____ there are so many cars on the road.
Lots of people are going on vacation this ____.
Really? Then, why don’t we go somewhere, ____?
Excuse me, I’d like to use a ____ machine.
O.K. ____ can use this machine.
Could you ____ how to make double-sided copies?
Sure. Press the button for double-sided copies, and then ____ the start button.
While you’re reading a book in English, ____ find a sentence that you don’t understand.
You want to ask your English teacher what the ____ means.