가장 많이 쓰이는 75가지 영어회화 패턴 (ft. Whitehair)

가장 많이 쓰이는 75가지 영어회화 패턴입니다.

 

 

English Conversation

 

 

Asking for Information

Could you tell me...?

예) Could you tell me where it is?

Do you happen to know...?

예) Do you happen to know he is gay?

I’m looking for information on...

예) I'm looking for information on a company called Apple.

 

Making Suggestions

How about we...?

예) How about we go fifty-fifty?

Why don’t we...?

예) Why don't we go get some chicken?

I suggest that we...

예) I suggest that we offer discounts.

 

Offering Help

Can I help you with...?

예) Can I help you with that?

Do you need assistance with...?

예) Do you need assistance with your homework?

Let me help you with...

예) Let me help you with the assignments.

 

Agreeing

I completely agree.

That sounds good to me.

I was thinking the same thing.

 

Disagreeing

I see it differently.

I’m not sure I agree with that.

That’s one way to look at it, but...

예) That's one way to look at it, but I think it's not okay.

 

Expressing Uncertainty

I’m not certain, but...

예) I'm not certain, but the price is going up too much.

I’m not sure if...

예) I'm not sure if my attitude is appropriate.

It’s possible that...

예) It's possible that you pay with cash for that.

 

Making Apologies

I’m sorry for...

예) I'm sorry for my mistakes.

I apologize for...

예) I apologize for the errors.

Please forgive me for...

예) Please forgive me for the poor presentation.

 

Asking for Opinions

What do you think about...?

예) What do you think about the fact?

How do you feel about...?

예) How do you feel about the discrimination?

Do you have any thoughts on...?

예) Do you have any thoughts on the news?

 

Giving Opinions

In my opinion, ...

예) In my opinion, she's too tough.

I believe that...

예) I believe that she's right.

Personally, I think...

예) Personally, I think you are not right.

 

Expressing Preference

I prefer...

예) I prefer the cookies.

I’d rather...

예) I'd rather have that bread.

I like... better than...

예) I like this better than that.

 

Making Plans

Shall we...?

예) Shall we dance?

Are you free to...?

예) Are you free to get some tea?

Let’s plan to...

예) Let's plan to have lunch.

 

Asking for Permission

May I...?

예) May I ask your Instagram?

Is it okay if I...?

예) Is it okay if I ask you to grab a beer with me?

Do you mind if I...?

예) Do you mind if I ask you to grab a beer with me?

 

 

 

 

 

 

Offering Invitations

Would you like to...?

예) Would you like to have some fun tonight?

I’d like to invite you to...

예) I'd like to invite you to the party.

Are you interested in...?

예) Are you interested in English meetups?

 

Expressing Gratitude

Thank you for...

예) Thank you for your consideration.

I really appreciate...

예) I really appreciate your concerns.

I’m grateful for...

예) I'm grateful for your time and manners.

 

Confirming Information

So, you’re saying that...

예) So, you're saying that you have something to tell me.

Just to confirm...

예) Just to confirm, we are going to the cinema tomorrow, right?

If I understand correctly...

예) If I understand correctly, the deadline for the next project is next Friday.

 

Clarifying Information

Could you clarify...?

예) Could you clarify your identification?

What do you mean by...?

예) What do you mean by that?

Could you elaborate on...?

예) Could you elaborate on the circumstances?

 

Interrupting Politely

Sorry to interrupt, but...

예) Sorry to interrupt, but do you think it's right?

May I add something here?

If I could just jump in for a moment...

예) If I could just jump in for a moment, who told you that?

 

Changing the Subject

Speaking of which,...

예) Speaking of which, we have a test next Friday, right?

That reminds me,...

예) That reminds me of my father.

On a different note,...

예) On a different note, how is your family doing?

 

Expressing Sympathy

I’m sorry to hear that...

예) I'm sorry to hear that you've lost your dog.

That must be tough on you.

My thoughts are with you.

 

Ending Conversations

Well, I should get going.

It was great talking to you.

Let’s catch up again soon.

 

Asking for Clarification

Could you repeat that?

I didn’t catch that.

What did you say about...?

예) What did you say about the new report?

 

Expressing Ability

I can...

예) I can fly.

I’m able to...

예) I'm able to run fast.

I have the ability to...

예) I have the ability to beat the kids.

 

Expressing Obligation

I have to...

예) I have to get going.

I need to...

예) I need to do my homework.

It’s necessary for me to...

예) It's necessary for me to go get some rest.

 

Expressing Prohibition

You can’t...

예) You can't say like that.

You’re not allowed to...

예) You're not allowed to do that.

It’s forbidden to...

예) It's forbidden to make some noise here.

 

Expressing Lack of Necessity

You don’t have to...

예) You don't have to do that.

There’s no need to...

예) There's no need to apologize for that.

It’s not necessary to...

예) It's not necessary to forgive him.