Take (명사) = (명사)를 사다
Take = 사다 / 받아들이다
I will take the aisle seat.
I will take two.
I will take this one.
I will take that one.
Let me take the blue one.
Nice ! I will take two, then.
Ok. I will take this window seat.
window seat = 창가자리 <=> aisle seat = 통로자리
Take (명사) = (명사)를 이용하다
It's this way. Take that yellow shuttle.
Did you take bus?
Take taxi.
Take (명사) = (명사)를 가져가다 / 데려가다
But Mayu took my teddy bear !
teddy bear = 곰 인형
Should I take my car there?
Someone took my wallet.
Take me there, please.
take 가져가다 / 데려가다 <=> bring = 가져오다 / 데려오다
Take this bag.
Take the blue one.
Take this credit card.
Take my phone.
Take (명사) to (장소) = (명사)를 (장소)에 데려주다
It will take you all the way to the zoo.
Peter took me to the park.
Take me to the hospital.
Take (명사) to go = (명사)를 포장해 가다.
Do you want to take these to go?
I'd like to take these to go.
these = 이것들, those = 그것들
I want to take these to go.
I want to take these leftovers to go.
Would you like to take these to go?
Take (목적어) + to (명사) = (목적어)를 (명사)에 데려가다.
I took her to the Korean Cafe you recommended !
Recommend = 추천하다, Cafe = 카페
I took him to the Han River.
I took her to the airport.
Can you take me the beach?
Can you please take us to the hospital?
can you please = could you
hospital = 종합 병원 vs doctor's office = 단과 병원
Take me to the resort.
Take us to the hotel !
Take (시간 / 기간) = (시간 / 기간) 이 걸리다
How long does it take?
It normally takes three hours.
MRI(Magnetic Resonance Imaging) = 자기 공명 영상법
You need an MRI. It will takes 30 minutes.
Take (기간) off = (기간)을 빼다.
Can I take a day off tomorrow, boss?
Can I take a week off?
I took a month off.
She took a semester off?
Take (숫자) //
I love this shirt. I'll take two.
I will Take (숫자) = (숫자) 개를 살게요.
I'll just take one.
I'll take three.
Take a break = 쉬다. / 휴식을 취하다.
I couldn't take a break.
Let's take a 5-minute break.
Ok, then. Take a 3-minute break.
Take a guess = 맞혀 보다
I have too many. Take a guess.
many = 많은 / 많은 것
Take a guess. It's pretty obvious.
Why don't you take a guess.
Take a nap = 낮잠을 자다
I'm tired all the time, so i just take a nap.
I already took a nap.
Take a nap for 30 minutes.
Take a photo = 사진을 찍다
Take a selfie = 셀카를 찍다
I have never taken photos in a studio before.
Could you take a photo of us?
We took a photo with her.
Take a staycation = 호캉스를 가다
That's true. Just take a staycation, then.
We decided to take a staycation.
Why don't we just take a staycation?
Take a taxi(bus) = 택시(버스)를 타다 / 택시(버스)를 이용하다
Take a taxi(bus) = 택시를 이용하다 vs get in a taxi = 택시에 타다
I just took a taxi.
I don't want to take a taxi there.
I took a taxi to go there.
Just take a taxi. Parking is expensive there.
Just take a taxi. It's not safe.
safe = 안전한 <=> dangerous = 위험한
Why did you take a taxi?
Take away = 빼앗아 가다
Don't took it away from me.
might (동사원형) = (동사원형) 할지도 몰라.
He took sway my job.
I might move out soom.
It might take away our jobs !
job = 직업 / 일자리
She might call you.
Take care + of (목적어) = (목적어)를 돌보다 / 처리하다
Can you take care of the problem?
I can take care of myself !
I can taqke care of you.
Take care of your health !
Take good care of yourself !
Who's going to take care of Mayu?
Will do. Take care of yourself, too !
Take off (명사) = (명사)를 벗다 <=> put on = ~을 입다
I took off my dirty socks.
Take off your shirt.
Should I take off my shoes as well?
as well = too = also
Talk on the phone = 통화하다.
My mother is still talking on the phone.
My sister is still talking on the phone.
She kept talking on the phone. = I am on the phone.
Stop talking on the phone !
talk = 이야기하다.
Take one's time = (여유를 가지고) 천천히 하다.
Can i take my time?
Can I take my time?
I took my time.
That's okay. Take your time.
okay = 괜찮은
You can take your time.
Take (목적어) out + to dinner = (목적어)를 데리고 나가 저녁식사하다.
I want to take her out to dinner.
I'll take you out to dinner tonight.
My husband took me out to dinner.
Take her out to dinner.
Take the elevator = 엘리베이터를 이용하다 / 타다
Did you take the elevator?
Let's take the elevator.
Oh, No ! Should we take the elevator?
Why didn't you take the elevator?
get in taxi / elevator = 타다 vs get on bus = 타다
Take the stairs = 계단을 이용하다.
I don't want to take the stairs.
Let's just take the stairs.
No, It's too dangerous. Take the stairs !
dangerous = 위험한 <=> safe = 안전한, safety = 안전
Talk + to (목적어) = (목적어)와 얘기하다 / 연락하다
Can i talk to your daughter?
Do you still talk to Miyu?
still = 여전히 / 아직도 vs(발음) steal = 훔치다
I still talk to Glenn.
I talked to them nicely.
nicely = (부사) 좋게
I talked to her for 10 minutes.
Maybe I should talk to the manager.
Talk to her boss.
Talk to my manage.
Talk to my manager.
talk to > talk with
We still talk to each other.
Taste (형용사) = (형용사) 한 맛이 나다 / 맛이 (형용사) 하다
It tastes sweet.
They taste weird, Mom.
weird = 괴상한 / 이상한 > strange
bitter = 쓴
The coffee tastes bitter.
Teach (목적어) a lesson = (목적어)에게 본때를 보여주다.
You know what? You have to teach him a lesson.
teach > taught > taught
lesson = 수업 / 교훈
Tell (목적어) I said hi(hello) = (목적어)에게 안부 전해줘
Definitely ! Tell her I said hi !
definitely = 물론 / 확실히
Tell him I said hi ! = Tell him I said hello !
Tell your parents I said hi ! = Tell your parents I said hello !
Tell //
Don't Tell me + (평서문) = 설마 (평서문)인 건 아니겠지.
Don't tell me you lost it.
lose = 잃어버리다 > lost > lost
Don't tell me you ate my pie.
Don't tell me you drop it.
Don't tell me you break it.
Terribly sorry = 정말 죄송한
I am terribly sorry !
We're terribly sorry ! It's our mistake.
We are terribly sorry, ma'am !
Test //
Have a Test = 시험이 있다
Take a test = 시험을 보다
You have a big test tomorrow.
Don't you have a test tomorrow?
We had a test yesterday.
Thanks (목적어) = (목적어)에게 고마워하다.
Don't thank me. It's a team effort, right.
Thanks your mom and dad.
I should thank her.
appreciate > thanks
Thank you. I appreciate it.
Thank you + for (~ing) = (~ing) 해 주셔서 고마워요.
Thank you + for (명사) = (명사)에 고마워
Oh, No ! Thank you for your reminding me !
Thank you for teaching me.
Thank you for inviting us.
Thank you for studying with me.
Thank you for your hard work, Peter.
hard work = 노고 / 열심히 해준 것
hard work(=보수를 받고 열심히 하는 것) vs trouble(=보수 없이 고생하는 것)
Thank you for everything.
Thank you for coming.
Thank you for your love.
Thanks + for (~ing) = (~ing) 해 줘서 고마워.
Thanks for doing it for me.
do = 하다, 여기서 do = pick him up
Thanks for staying.
Thanks for helping my brother.
Thanks for teaching me English.
Thank you always for watching WCB English !
watch = 보다 / 시청하다(목적 / 시간) vs look = 보다(보이는 것)
Thank you for coming.
Thank you for inviting us.
Thank God ! = 참 다행이다 ! = Thank goodness >= What a relief !
Oh, Thank God. Let me just log in.
log in = 로그인하다, log in to (명사) = (명사)에 로그인하다.
Thank God ! I was warried !
Thank God ! I guess we are not late.
Thank goodness + (평서문) = (평서문)이라 참 다행이야.
Thank goodness i asked.
ask = 물어보다 / 부탁하다.
Thank goodness they are safe.
Thank goodness we are not late.
Thank goodness you are here.
That day = 그날 / 그날에
I'm not sure. I have an exam that day.
test(포괄적 시험) > exam(특별한 시험 : 모의고사 / 학력고사...)
I was in Toronto that day.
I have an interview that day.
That (형용사) = 그렇게 (형용사) 한
Oh, Do i look that young?
Am i that short?
Do i look that tired?
Really? But you're not that tall.
tall = 키가 큰 <=> short = 키가 작은
You are not that funny.
Am I that pretty?
Oh, It's not that far !
far = 먼 <=> close = 가까운
It's not that expensive.
Is she that mean?
It is not that hot today.
That //
Not That (형용사) = 그렇게 (형용사) 하진 않은
My room is not that messy, Mom...
messy = 엉망인(물건 등..)
It's not that hot.
The car is not that expensive.
That's why = 그래서 그래
It's rainly season. That's why.
You are cool. That's why.
She is jealous. That's why.
That'll be (가격) = (가격) 되겠습니다.
I got it. That'll be $4.50.
That'll = That will
That'll be $5. = That'll be five dollars.
That'll be $2.99 = That'll be two dollars ninity nine cents
That would be (가격) = (가격) 되겠습니다.
That would be $70.
that = 그것(바로 전에 언급한 것을 지칭) / 저것
That would be $150.
That would be $15.99.
Then //
, Then = Then = 그럼 / 그러면
Give me some recommendations, then.
recommendation = 추천
Give me your phone number, then.
Let's meet up, then.
Then, Do you hate me?
Then, Let's do it.
Then, Let's go home.
Then, What was I just saying?
say = 말하다
There = 거기 / 거기에 / 거기로
Get in ! I'll take you there.
get in = (택시나 자동차에) 타다 <=> get out = (택시나 자동차에) 내리다
Let's go there.
My office is far from there.
They need a new manager there.
Just go there.
I met him there.
We live there
There is/are (명사/복수명사) = (명사/복수명사)가 있어 / 들이 있어
To Wayne. There's an elevator in the building.
There is a man in the room.
There are girls in the classroom.
Is there an elevator in the building?
There are people in the building.
Sure. There are so many shops around the beach.
There are so many people at the beach.
There are drinks on the table.
There is tight security.
tight = 꽉 조이는 -> 엄격한 / 철저한
There is an issue.
There are new rules.
There is one right behind the police station.
police station = 경찰서, fire station = 소방서
Behind (명사) = (명사)의 뒤에
behind you, behind the bus, behind the fire station
There is a bank.
There is a post office there.
There //
Is/Are there (명사)? = (명사)가 있나요?
Is there an elevator in the building?
Is there a charge for the replacement key?
charge = 청구금
Is there a fire extinguisher in the building?
Is there a homework.
Is there a question?
Is there a restroom in the building?
restroom(집 밖에) = bathroom(집 안에) = toilet(미국 변기) = loo(영국)
Is there a restroom in the store?
Are there animals in the building?
Are there restroom in the museum?
Are there many students?
These = 이것들, Those = 그것들 / 저것들
Yes, These are premium seats.
premium = 프리미엄의 / 고급의
these = 이것들, those = 그것들 / 저것들
These are not my shoes.
These are gold rings.
Think //
Do you Think (평서문) = (평서문)인 것 같니(같다/같아)? / (평서문)이라고 생각하니(생각해/생각해요)?
Do you think back seats are safer, No !
safer = 더 안전한 < = > more dangerous = 더 위험한
Do you think front seats are safer?
Do you think I'm silly?
Do you think it's a good idea?
Do you think it's good decision?
Do you think Life is easy?
Do you think I should?
Do you think I hate you?
Do you think This is gold?
I should = I should send him a gift or something
Do you think he needs a private tutor?
private tutor = 과외 선생님 vs instructor = 강사
Do you think I need help?
Do you think this is yellow?
Think //
I think + (평서문) = 난 (평서문)이라 생각해 / (평서문)인 거 같아요
Ok, I think I'm ready.
I think I need water.
I think You are smarter.
I think my boss hates me.
hate = 싫어하다
I think it's your destiny.
I think it's true.
Hey. I think he's calling you right now.
I think She is still sleeping.
I think English is easy.
Honey, We need a smaller stroller.
smaller = 더 작은 vs bigger = 더 큰
I think We need one more.
I think You are beautiful.
I think you are more smarter than me.
I think I dropped my earphones on the plane.
earphones = 이어폰(쌍)
drop = 떨어뜨리다 > vs fall = 떨어지다
I think I left it in the taxi.
I think I lost it around here.
I think I love you.
I think It's going to rain later.
I think She did a great job on the presentation.
I think We should leave early to avoid traffic.
I think This book is really interesting.
Oh, No. I think I lost it.
lose = 잃어버리다 > lost > lost
I think she is nervous. <=> I don't think she is nervous.
I think It's at home.
I think They are lonely.
Think //
Do you Think (평서문) = (평서문)인 것 같니? / (평서문)이라고 생각하니?
Do you think back seats are safer, No !
safer = 더 안전한 < = > more dangerous = 더 위험한
Do you think front seats are safer?
Do you think I'm silly?
Do you think it's a good idea?
Do you think it's good decision?
Do you think Life is easy?
Do you think he has a girlfriend?
Do you think we are late?
Do you think Janny is mad?
Don't you think this is unfair?
Think //
Don't you think + (평서문)? = (평서문)인 거 같지 않아?
Don't you think we need a bigger car?
Don't you think this is too bright?
Don't you think She is too greedy?
bigger = 더 큰 vs smaller = 더 작은
greedy = 욕심 많은
Think //
I don't Think (평서문) = (평서문)이 아닌 것 같아 / 난 (평서문)이라고 생각하지 않아.
I don't think your mom likes me.
I don't think he likes math.
I don't think she pushed him.
I don't think I can run any longer.
any longer = (기간) < anymore = (기간 / 양)
run > ran > run
I don't think I can come.
I don't think She is lying.
I don't think Jody likes me.
I don't think Ashley likes me.
like = 좋아하다
I don't think it is true.
I don't think he loves me.
I don't think we did that.
do = 하다 > did > done
I don't think she is Chinese.
I don't think this is right.
I don't think so = 아닐 거 같아
I don't think so. He's too busy.
busy = 바쁜 vs business
I don't think so. You know her.
Him? I don't think so.
Think + about (명사) = (명사)에 대해 생각하다
We are thinking about it.
I'm still thinking about it.
I thought about that.
Not yet. I'm thinking about psychology.
psychology[saikaledzi] = 심리학
I am thinking about literature.
Are you thinking about your future.
Not yet = 아직 아닌
Think + of (~ing) = (ing) 할까 생각하다.
I'm thinking of inviting my co-workers over.
invite = 초대하다.
I'm thinking of selling my car.
We are thinking of working together.
Think //
What do you think? = 어떻게 생각해?
What do you think, honey?
honey = 자기야 / 여보 / 애야 = love / dear / sweetheart
What do you think, sir?
What do you think about this?
What do you think about this idea?
What do you think of the movie?
What do you think about this name?
What do they think?
What does mom think?
Think(Thought)
I thought + (평서문) = (평서문)인 줄 알았어 /라고 생각했어
Oh, I thought it was a UFO.
UFO = 미확인 물체 = Unidentified Flying Object
a UFO / a University / a Unicorn / an Umbrella
I thought it was a plane.
I thought i was late.
I thought you were crying.
Excuse me? I thought It was free.
I thought It was expensive.
I thought You called my name.
excuse me? = pardon me?
I thought you were at the Airport.
This //
Is This/That (명사)? = 이건/저건 (명사) 예요?
Is this your car? My son really loves it.
Is this your bag?
Is that your bike?
Though //
(평서문) Though = 그래도 (평서문) 이야.
~ though = 하지만 / 그래도 / 그렇지만 = but ~
Almost! My frient Mayu did though.
I got a B though.
She didn't give up though.
he's 10. She doesn't like dolls though.
doll = 인형
I still miss him though.
I don't like carrots though.
She's 10 = She's 10 years old
He doesn't like me though.
Maybe. His nose looks like yours though.
I like the story though.
She left you though.
The rates are cheaper though.
cheaper = 더 저렴한 <=> more expensive = 더 비싼
rates = 요금 / 이율
I am not hungry though.
He is stronger though.
I am thirsty though = But I am thirsty.
Through //
Go Throuth (명사) = (명사)를 뒤져보다
Amy, Did you go through my bag?
go through it(= O), go it through(= X)
She went through my emails.
Don't go through my bag.
Through //
(시기 1) Through (시기 2) = (시기 1)부터 (시기 2)까지
We open at 9 a.m, Monday through Friday.
open = 열다 / 열리다
wednesday = 수요일, thursday = 목요일
Monday through Friday(= 금요일 끝날 때까지) vs from Monday to Friday
I work Monday through Wednesday.
I will be here April through May.
Throw out (명사) = (명사)를 내다 버리다. Throw (it) out
I didn't throw out the garbage. That's why.
throw > threw > thrown
I will throw out the garbage.
I threw out the clothes.
Don't throw it out yet.
Oh, No. I already threw out the box.
throw = 던지다 > threw > thrown
Don't threw out the box yet.
I threw it out already.
Tickets + to (명사) = (명사)를 볼 수 있는 티켓
These are the tickets to the Mayu Magic Show !
magic = 마술(상징직) vs magic trick = 마술 하나
I have free tickets to the show.
She bought some tickets to the concert.
Tidy up (명사) = (명사)를 치우다
Did you tidy up your room?
room = 방
clean up > tidy up(= 정리하다)
Tidy up your room.
We tidied up the house.
Tidy up the living room.
Time //
All the Time = 항상 / 매번
I'm tired all the time, so i just take a nap.
I eat here all the time.
I come here all the time.
take a nap = 낮잠을 자다
Time //
From Time to time = 가끔씩
= sometimes = every now and then
<=> often = 자주
Yeah. She calls me from time to time.
call = 전화하다 / 연락하다
I think about her from time to time.
I visit them from time to time.
Time //
It's the (서수) time = (숫자) 번째야.
It's the 3rd time this month.
It's the 2nd time this month.
It's the 3rd time this week.
It's the 2nd time this week.
Time //
It's time + to (동사원형) = (동사원형) 할 때다.
Maybe It's time to buy a new air conditioner.
maybe = (부) 어쩌면 < probably = (부사) 아마 / 아마도
It's time to get a job.
It's time to learn English.
Time //
Is this your first time (~ing) = (~ing) 하는 게 처음인가요?
Sure, Man. Is this your first time bench-pressing?
bench-press = 벤치 프레스를 하다
Is this your first time snowboarding?
Is this your first time traveling?
=> Yes, This is my first time bench-pressing.
Time //
This time = 이번에는, last time = 마지막으로
What's your excuse this time?
What's the problem this time.
I will get it right this time.
Just know that I'm really disappointed this time.
Do a good job this time.
I won't make a mistake this time.
He did well this time.
Time //
Have a hard Time (~ing) = (~ing) 하는데 애먹다.
My grandpa has a hard time walking so...
have a hard time = have trouble
I had a hard time finding the bank.
We are having a hard time communicating.
Time //
Time //
Have time = 시간이 있다 vs Have the time = 시계가 있습니까?(몇 시예요?)
Do you have time on 14th.
I have time on 10th.
I don't have time tomorrow.
Tire //
Be Tired + of (명사 / ~ing) = (명사 / ~ing)가 지긋지긋하다
< be sick of
I was just tired of my job.
job = 일 / 일자리 / 직업
He is tired of his job.
I am tired of your jokes.
I am tired of working.
To (동사원형) = (동사원형) 하기 위해 / 하려면 / 하러 / 할 / 할 만한
To go = 갈/갈만한
But I have no place to go.
Could you recommend a good place to go?
Do i need my passport to visit Mexico?
passport = 여권, boarding pass = 탑승권
Is there a good place to go.
I am taking my girlfriend to see a musical.
I went to a mall to buy necklace.
I am studying English to be a better person.
I learned English to make friends.
There is no place to go.
What's a good place to visit in the city?
place = 장소
What's a good place to go?
What's a good movie to watch?
You need shoes to run.
Together = 사귀는 = dating = married
I thought you guys were still together.
you guys = 너희 / 여러분
Are you guys still together?
We have been together for five years.
Told //
I told you ! = 말했잖아 ! / 내가 그랬지 !
= What did I tell you?
I told you ! It's a tough class.
tough = 힘든 / 어려운
I told you ! She is really mean !
I told you ! English is easy.
Too = 또한/~도
No, I am sorry I raised my voice, too
I am sorry, too
It's my fault, too
Of couse ! I want some ice cream on them, too !
I want some syrup, too.
I can speak English, too.
Do you have non-alcoholic beers, too?
beer = 맥주, non-alcoholic = 무알콜인
I need new sneakers, too.
Do you have plastic bags, too.
I'm sorry, too. I misunderstood you.
misunderstand > misunderstood > misunderstood
I love you, too.
I work at EBS, too.
Does your mom give you allowance, too?
Do you live in Paris, too?
Does Jun speak Korean, too?
Maybe we can sing together, too.
I can make time, too.
We bought a house, too.
Solo trips are cool, too.
trip = 여행, solo = 혼자
hese sneakers are comfortable, too.
Your life style is cool, too.
Really ! I miss her, too !
miss = 보고 싶다 / 그립다
I care for you, too.
We live in Chicago, too.
Eat this cake, too.
That's unbelievable ! He's handsome, too !
unbelievable = 믿을 수 없는 / 대단한
handsome = good-looking = 잘생긴
She is smart, too !
There are Koreans, too !
She knows you, too.
Too (부사) = 너무 (부사) 하게
But native English speakers speak too fast.
native English speaker = 영어 원어민
speak = 말하다 / 구사하다 > spoke > spoken
I ate too fast.
She woke too late.
She eats too slowly.
Too (형용사) = 너무 (형용사)한
It's too late. I have a new boyfriend.
I'm too thirsty.
It's too early.
I know. I was too lazy.
It was too dark.
I was too greedy.
I know, but It's too cold outside.
outside = 밖 / 바깥 <=> inside = 안에
The temperature is too high.
Las Vegas is too far.
12%? Wow, That's too steep !
steep = 가파른 / 가격이 너무 비싼
You are too greedy.
The questions were too easy.
I did, but the questions were too difficult.
difficult = 어려운(문제가 힘든) vs hard = 어려운(사람/상황이 힘든)
too = 너무 vs so = 매우
It was too dark.
The ceiling is too high.
Too many (복수명사) = 너무 많은 (복수명사)들
Nah. I've had too many girlfriends.
girlfriend = 여자친구
Nope > No > Nah
There were too many people.
I have too many questions.
many = 셀 수 있는 명사 vs much = 셀 수 없는 명사
Torn = 찢어진 / 파열된 (형용사)
tear > tore > torn(형용사)
Your calf muscles are torn badly.
calf [kæf] = 종아리, calves = 종아리들(복수)
muscle [mʌsl] = 근육 / 힘 / 근력 / 압력
He had torn muscles.
My legs muscles are torn.
Totally = 완전히 = completely
Man... You are totally right.
right = 맞는 / 옳은
She is totally right.
Patrick is totally my style.
Traffic
Be stuck in traffic = be stuck in a traffic jam = 교통(체증)에 묶이다.
I was stuck in traffic and missed my job interview.
We are still stuck in traffic.
Kelly is stuck in traffic.
Translate (명사) + into (언어) = (명사)를 (언어)로 번역하다
I translate legal documents into Korean.
document = 서류
legal = 법과 관련된 <=> illegal = 불법인
translate = 번역하다 vs translation = 번역
Translate this article into English.
I translate the lyrics into French.
Trouble //
Be in Trouble = 곤경에 빠지다 / 큰일 나다
Be in huge/big Trouble > be in trouble
Uh oh. You're in trouble.
I am in trouble.
Am I in trouble?
Try + to (동사원형) = (동사원형) 하려고 노력하다
= (동사원형) 하려고 한다
I know. I should try to understand.
i know = 내 말이
understand > understood > understood
I am trying to succeed.
Sandy tried to lock the door.
I tried to lose weight.
I tried to peel the apple myself.
peel = (동사) 껍질을 벗기다 / 깎다 / (명사) 껍질
I'm trying to focus.
Annie tried to lose weight.
What were you trying to express?
express = 표현하다 / 급행의 / 신속한, expression = 표현
I am trying to focus.
We tried to leave.
The baby is trying to walk.
Turn on = 켜다 / 켜지다.
My screen is not turning on.
turn off = 끄다 / 꺼지다.
It finally turned on.
The computer is not turning on.
Did it turn on?
Turn off (명사) = Turn (대명사) off = (명사)를 끄다
Turn it off. Grandma's coming in 30 minutes.
Grandma vs Grandpa
Turn off the engine.
I turned it off.
Turn //
It's your Turn + to (동사원형) = 네가 (동사원형) 할 차례야.
It's your turn to buy lunch today.
It's your turn to wash the dishes.
It's your turn to pick him up.
It's my turn to buy lunch
Is it my turn to buy lunch?