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g was less than two years younger.
하나는 첫째가 더 높은 자존심을 가졌고, 만약 그 또는 그녀의 형제가 덜 2살보다 덜 차이가나면.
Another indicated that spacing had no impact on social competence, and others note positive effects for boys but not for girls.
또 다른 것은 나타낸
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wonder, maybe the juvenile forms of punishment kept the students juvenile or \"immature\" themselves. The educational culture, particularly in high school is very regimented and controlled. So much is out of their (the students) hands. Maybe it\'s no wonder corporal punishment is more common: they\'
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No wonder ～ : ～하는 것이 당연하다.
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25. ⑤
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look around : ～주위를 둘러보다
suffer from : ～로 고통받다.
happen to : ～에게 (어떤 일이) 벌어지다.
26. ②27. dying 28. ①
29. ①
cave 동굴
keep warm 따뜻하게 하다
from time to time 때때로
safe 안
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no wonder I had many neighbors some of whom I didn’t like. There were four rooms for each house member. Since I lived on the ninth floor, I was able to see the stream flowing right next to the complex.
On the other hand, the building where my current room is located is not as tall as the
former
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ple think is fun to believe.\"
아이들은 좀더 넓은 터울이 필요한가?
위치가 운명을 제어하지 못하고, 가족의 규모가 아주 사소한 영향밖에 미치지 못한다면, 아이들간의 터울은 어떨까? 이에 대해서는 연구가 많지 않지만, 몇몇 심리학자들은 아이
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Wonderful!(야! 멋있습니다)
Unbelievable!(믿기지 않는데요)
Impossible?(정말입니까?)
That's only natural.(당연하지요)
That's the way it goes.(그렇게 되는군요)
부정 의문문에서 Yes/No의 사용에 유의한다.
우리나라 사람들이 영어에서 가장 틀리기 쉬운 것이 부
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