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Reference: http://home.ebse.co.kr/actualenglish/ Actual English https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code=XZ8z4x7Z7cnjgyUEhXp8Fde4h0T2h8RyrnBV M: Rachel what did you major in at university? W: I studied Political Science and History, in the Humanities. M: Wow that sounds intelligent… and difficult. W: It was really fun. M: Really?! Political Science and History? W: That’s why I studied it, because..

Reference: http://home.ebse.co.kr/actualenglish/ Actual English https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code=XZ354x7ZLVthCR9e0yYEr0JKFy7TeV97d44V W: Peter I heard you were such a partier in your middle school and high school years. M: I want to know where you got this information from. I did like to *indulge in a little bit of social activity, throughout my middle and high school years. That’s called..

Reference: http://home.ebse.co.kr/actualenglish/ Actual English https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code=XZOk4x7Z6YvJ6L9E0WhIBespdABHoba1jyJy W: Peter! I saw a picture of your baby boy, and he looks very much like you *physically. M: He’s very chubby Rachel, what are you trying to say? W: No, not the chubby part, but his eyes and his nose and his mouth. M: Yeah, I think physically he’s similar to..

Reference: http://home.ebse.co.kr/actualenglish/ Actual English https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code=XZXy4x7Za0XBQ7gX1Fm1lSt7iHKeyhLQhSek M: Rachel, how was your trip to the States? W: It was amazing. I got to see and spend time with my family. I’m really close to my immediate family and my extended family. M: Both of them? W: Yeah, they all live over in the States so it was just great to hav..

Reference: http://home.ebse.co.kr/actualenglish/ Actual Talk https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code=XZhELx7ZzrOM3CUR7uYvKtGOWEB515bL9Oek M: Rachel, I’ve got to tell you something. I’m quite angry with you. I recently had a big birthday. big birthday: an important birthday W: How old did you turn? M: I turned the big 3-0. W: Wow! The 3-0. M: That’s not a “wow”, that’s an “oh no”. Disaster W: Wel..

Reference: http://home.ebse.co.kr/actualenglish/ Actual Talk https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code=XZdlLx7ZkjENSzM9VgFzlq97judQCBuv57ty M: You know Rachel, I feel truly blessed to do what I do for a living. W: Oh yeah? You know not many people love what they do. So you’re really lucky. M: I do count my blessings. W: What do you do by the way, specifically? M: I can’t tell you, because I’d have..

Reference: EBS ActualEnglish Actual Talk! Audio M: I was at a party the other day and it was so good, but there was this guy who stuck out in my mind. He was really awkward and standing in the corner. I felt really sorry for him. He mumbled when he was introducing himself. I think he was really uncomfortable about meeting new people in a social setting. W: Oh no. You know if I were him, I would ..

Reference: EBS ActualEnglish Actual Talk! Audio M: Hey Rachel, how are you? W: I’m good but I’m a bit nervous M: Why? W: Because I’m starting at a new company in a couple of days, but I don’t really know how to introduce myself to a new group of people. M: The first day at a company is nerve-racking, right? You meet so many new faces and they all know each other as well. That is even worse. M: B..

Lewis: Sharon is a very funny woman, but she has less faith in American individualism than I do. Sharon: Hang on, I have plenty of--When did I ever express any lack of faith? Lewis: I didn't say and never said that Barack Obama was a socialist. Sharon: Seriously? Lewis: What I said and I have always said-- Sharon: Lewis, you are begging me to run a sound package Monday morning that shows you hun..

This is a tough nut to crack That’s baloney I already spent(=blew) all my paycheck Let’s cheap in on a gift for him Let’s split the bill I’m loaded today He spends money like water We have to cut corners Now I’m not saying that engineers might occasionally cut corners, maybe not get a code review, not do a full build, not run all their tests, or write the unit test. More than 40 percent of these..