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Level 8 · Unit 4

Four parts of a plan

Four parts of a plan at the youth start-up centre

Sori and Hoya

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What you’ll learn

  • 단, … 그러하지 아니하다 · 단, … -(으)ㄴ/는 경우에는 그러하지 아니하다 · 단, N의 경우에는 그러하지 아니하다However, this does not apply when … — the proviso

Sori’s tips in this unit

  • The expected-effect column: an expectation, not a promise
  • Fixing a plan: one -적 is enough
  • Bodies with -단 (團), and three expressions

The scene opens

  1. 신

    신하경

    준호 씨, 보내 주신 기획안 잘 읽었어요. 골목 가게들의 이야기를 영상으로 남기는 기록 사업이죠? 기획 의도는 분명해요. 그런데 계획서의 네 칸이 서로 이어지지 않아요.

    Junho, I've read the proposal you sent. It's a records project that keeps the stories of the shops in the alley on video, right? The idea behind it is clear. But the four parts of the plan don't connect with each other.

  2. J

    Junho

    네 칸이요? 말씀하신 것은 추진 배경, 현황 분석, 추진 방안, 기대 효과, 이 네 칸이라는 뜻이지요? 저는 다 채웠다고 생각했는데요.

    Four parts? You mean the background, the analysis of the current situation, the plan of action and the expected effects, those four? I thought I'd filled them all in.

  3. 신

    신하경

    채우긴 했어요. 그런데 추진 배경 맨 앞 문장이 ‘지역적·문화적·역사적 가치를 체계적으로 보존한다’예요. 이렇게 쓰면 뜬구름을 잡는 말처럼 들려요. 어느 골목의 어떤 가게를 찍는지가 안 보여요.

    You did fill them. But the sentence at the top of the background is 'to preserve regional, cultural and historical value systematically'. Written like that, it sounds like talk about nothing in particular. I can't see which shops in which alley you're filming.

Inside the unit

  1. 1
    SceneA short scene with Sori, Hoya and the people around them, every line with its English
  2. 2
    Grammar1 pattern: why you need it now, the rule, a table and examples
  3. 3
    Sori’s tipsExceptions, reasons and easily confused pairs
  4. 4
    Hoya’s notebookLife in Korea, in Hoya’s own words
  5. 5
    Words42 words, which go into your spaced review
  6. 6
    PracticeFill the gap, build the sentence, pick the reply — and fix Hoya’s mistakes
  7. 7
    Review roomQuestions from this unit and earlier ones, each marked with where it comes from
  8. 8
    Read & writeA short reading with questions, and a writing task with a model answer
  9. 9
    Cheat sheetThe whole unit on one printable card