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The First Day of Internship

young9oo 2018. 7. 3. 21:12

Article : Free talking - the first day of internship

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Phrases for studying


get oriented

◆ I attended an orientation for new employees

gain / broaden experience

◆ He suggested that I should gain some experience in a related industry like travel.   

superior

◆ He's my immediate superior (= the person directly above me).

the picture

◆ Just a few years ago the picture was very different. 

turn sth over to sb

◆ He turned the business over to his daughter. 

take sth over

◆ He took over from the previous headmaster in February.

job hunting

◆ At that time I had been job-hunting for six months. 

 panel interview

◆ The interview panel were very impressed with her enthusiasm.

 create / design an exam

◆ I have used this approach to design an exam format. 

 the first half of the year

◆ In the first half of the year, numerous companies in Pennsylvania announced major layoffs through the WARN .





Today's Correction


I don't know 대신에 I'm not sure.


오리엔테이션을 받았다.

I got orientation. > I got oriented about...


What do you think will be the changes that's gonna happen like aside from your schedule, maybe your life style will also change?


경험을 쌓을 수 있을 것이다

I will be able to learn and have some experience. > I'll be able to learn and gain / broaden my experience.


상사 : superiors


I was almost cried. > I almost cried.


That is what we call adulting.


And there is also a chance, right? that you will be absorbed by the company?


I'm not looking forward to it. > I'm not expecting it.


회사가 어떻게 돌아가는지 그림을 그릴 수 있을 것이다.

I can picture... > I'll be able to draw the overall picture of how companies operate.


인수인계를 받았다.

He briefed/oriented me about my tasks and he turned over his job and responsibilities. I took over his responsibilities.




Job seeking > job hunting


I stressed out. > I was stressed out.


Summer vacations are fixed for every single worker in this company. > The summer vacation is fixed for every single employee in the company. 


내 가능성은 열려 있다.

My chances are open? > I will keep my options open.I haven't made up my mind.


Are those are individual interviews or panel interviews?


뒤에 나오는 r 발음 (예: for) 조금 약하게


추론 : inference


독해 : reading comprehension


Some tests are hard, and other s are not... > Some tests are hard, and some are not...


문제를 출제하다 : Create/design an exam.


전반기 : the first half of the year


문법 체크 : Reading part is fine, but the other parts are hard. (O)




Teacher's Note


PRONUNCIATION PRACTICE

Actually- ac•tu•al•ly/ ˈak(t)SH(o͞o)əlē

Realize- re•al•ize / ˈrē(ə)ˌlīz/

Very- ver•y / ˈverē/

Automotive- au•to•mo•tive / ˌôdəˈmōdiv

Problem- prob•lem / ˈpräbləm/

Inference- in•fer•ence / ˈinf(ə)rəns/




VOCABULARY WORDS

1.Superiors- (Noun) a person or group of people who are higher in rank or position than others.

=senior, higher up

Ex: We will need a letter of recommendation from one of your superiors.

2. Adulting-(noun) an informal term to describe behavior that is seen as responsible and grown-up. This behavior often involves meeting the mundane demands of independent and professional living, such as paying bills and running errands.

Ex: There has never been a time when I’d trade the stresses of adulting for the restrictions and powerlessness of childhood.


3. Absorb (something/someone) in (to)- To integrate into a new environment or situation.

Ex: At least the new company has been able to absorb all of the old employees into its corporate structure


SENTENCE CONSTRUCTION

You said: I am almost cried

It’s better to say: I almost cried. / I almost couldn’t help tearing up. / My tears were threatening to fall.


You said: The HR Manager talked about it.There could be possibility absorbing but I asked the previous intern who used to be responsible for  my job, my task I would do and he said it haven’t happen to previous interns

It’s better to say: The HR manager mentioned the possibility of being absorbed, but I asked the former intern whom I replaced he told me that it never happened before.


You said: If I pass at those test I will have interviews.

It’s better to say: If I pass the test, I will have interviews. /If I pass the tests I will undergo a series of interviews.