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WEEK 9 (10월24일-10월28일)
Date
Day
C
Lesson
Content
Assignments
10월24일
월
D
제3과
  • Review
  • Chapter Quiz 6: See below.
    		•
  • No homework due
    • 25일
    화
    L

    Lesson 4

    제4과

    		 Conversation 1
  • Talking about home place and family
  • Grammar:
  • Vocab Quiz: Conversation 1
    		•
  • Lab.: L4 Conversation 1
       
  • Due: Vocabl Flash Cards of Conversation 1
    		•
    26일
    수
    D

    Lesson 4

    제4과


     
    		Conversation 1
  • Talking about home place and family: WB108#E & F
  • Grammar:
  • Dictation Quiz on Conversation 1
    		•
  • Lab.: L4 Conversation 1
       
  • Due: WB93#F, 95#M, 97#R, 98#A
    		•
    27일
    목
    L

    Lesson 4

    제4과


     

    Conversation 2

  • Describing your place:
  • Grammar:
  • Vocab Quiz: Conversation 2
    		•
  • Lab.: L4 Conversation 2
  • Due: Flash vocab cards on Conversation 2
    		•
    28일
    금
    D

    Lesson 4

    제4과

    		 Conversation 2
  • Describing your place:: WB105#P
  • Grammar:
  • Dictation Quiz: Conversation 2
    		•
  • Lab.: L4 Conversation 2
  • Due: WB104#M & N
    		•
    [NOTES] L=lesson, Conv.=Conversation, T/F=Task/Function, Txt=Textbook, WB=Workbook, SH=Supplemental Handouts

    *Mid-semester course evaluation: Click here for mid-semester course-evaluation.

    *Chapter Quiz 6 on Monday (Oct. 24) includes the material from Lesson 3. Study the main passages (Conversation 1, 2 and narration).

    • Answer the given questions or respond to the given utterances:
      • How are you doing these days?
      • Do you have a class today? If you do, what class do you have?
      • Someone says he or she has an exam. What would be your interaction.
    • Use of particles:
      • Know when you add a particle and when you don't.
      • Make sure to undertand the use of the particles -이/가, -을/를, -은/는, and -도.
    • A short narration, as you did in your drill section last Friday. You should be able to use conjunctions 그리고, 그래서, and 그런데, properly. See Describing a course.

    *This week's lab assignment:

     

    Upcoming week:

    • Mon (10/31):Oral Performance: talking about your home and your family with your partner
    • Tue (11/1):
    Hyo Sang Lee
    Phone: 812/855-8721
    E-mail: hyoslee@indiana.edu
    Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures
    Goodbody Hall 229, 1011 E Third St, Bloomington, IN 47405-7005
    Copyright ? 2004