Be Cool Stay in School Subject English Reading

Be Cool… Stay in School! Subject : English Reading Professor in charge : Kim Yeon-man Volunteer : Kim Jun-u

Contents 1. 2. 3. 4. Summary To-infinitive Vocabulary A concluding remark

1. Summary üJason Summey was student-body president of Erwin Middle School. üHe was going to be promoted to Erwin High School which had the highest dropout rate of any high school in Asheville. üHe had made a speech on graduation day. ü The point of the address was for his classmates to become the first class in history to enter high school as freshmen and all graduate.

ü Jason did a lot of activity to practice the idea and keep the pledge. ü He and his classmates drew national attention and achieved a great work. üTheir a small but progressive attempt made a terrific fruit that gave many students in bad time hope and courage

2. To-infinitive 1. Noun usage : used as subject, object, complement 2. Adjective usage ① Attributive use : modifies a noun (placed after the noun) ② Predicative use : known as ‘be to-usage’ and represents prearrangement, duty, possibility, intention or pate 3. Adverbial usage : implies purpose, result, cause, condition or basis of judgment

ü 250 page, first paragraph, 7 thline , I wanted to design a special shirt to identify members of our class and would like to sell these to make money to publish a class directory. 1. Noun usage : used as object (~는 것) 2. Adjective usage : modifies the noun (~하는) 3. Adverbial usage : means purpose (~위해)

252 page, first paragraph “Committed Class of 2000” would like to encourage your class to start a program Encourage : an incomplete transitive verb which has object complement as to-V Cf. advise, allow, ask, beg, tell, cause, compel, challenge, command, enable, urge, entitle, expect, forbid, force, intend, order, permit, persuade, request, encourage

3. Vocabulary Promote (v) = raise, upgrade, elevate, exalt Brief (a) = concise, terse, sort, laconic Involve (v) = entail, mean, require, necessitate Issue (v) = give out, release, publish, announce, deliver Erupt (v) = explode, blow up, discharge, emit Ovation (n) = applause, cheers, praise, acclaim, clapping Composure (n) = calmness, coolness, imperturbability Make up (v) = organize, constitute, form, compose. Feature (v) = spotlight, present, emphasize Pledge (n) = promise, oath, vow, swear Merchandise (n) = products, goods, commodities, wares

4. A concluding remark Related Article Have you ever tried something to help others or community? Jason Summey was only 15 -year-old boy. Though He was young and did not have enough power to change state around him, he did all he could do in his boundary. His effort caused many student to remain in school and many community to look at the students activity. The beginning was only speech of one person but the result is that a lot of people help one another. I believe this kind of attempt must be a great career in our life. Don’t hesitate to do something for your career. The first step of awesome achievements may start from an insignificant matter.

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