1. Rice is usually simmered.
Rice isn't usually eaten raw.
Sundaes are made with ice cream, chocolate sauce, and whipped cream.
Sundaes aren't made with apples or grapes.
: 현재 단순 수동태의 형태는 is / are 나 isn't aren't + 동사의 과거분사형태이다.
2. How is it cooked?
What are they made with?
: 의문문의 형태일 경우, 주어의 위치는 동사 is / are와 동사의 과거분서 사이에 위치한다.
3. Coffee bars serve many different kinds of coffee.
My uncle grows grapes in his garden.
: 행동을 하는게 누군지 아는게 중요하다면 능동태 동사를 사용한다.
4. In most restaurants coffee is served with dessert.
Many different kinds of fruits and vegetables are grown in California.
: 행동을 하는 주체가 누군지 모르거나, 알고 싶지 않을때는 주로 수동태를 사용한다.
5. All of the food in this restaurant is cooked by the owner.
: 행동을 하는 인물을 확실히 지칭할때는 by + 명사를 사용할수가 있다.
In Japan, noodles are often topped with fish cakes or vegetables.
North Indian food is known for its spicy meat dishes.
In China, dumplings are often filled with pork and cabbage.
Over 6.7 billion hamburgers are sold in the United States each year.
Most of the world's tea is grown in India and Sri Lanka.
In some countries, pizza is eaten with a knife and fork.
A : I don't like this food very much.
B : You don't? Why is that?
A : It's too spicy.
A : What! Corn on pizza! That's disgusting!
B : Do you really think so? I kind of like it.
A : I love to eat out.
B : Really? I'd rather eat in than eat out. It's cheaper.
A : That's true. But it's more fun to eat out.
A : I don't think I would recommend this restaurant to anyone.
B : Really? Why not?
A : The service is slow.
B : Yeah, but the food is good and it's cheap.
So am I = I am too. = Me too.
So do I = I do too. = Me too.
So was I = I was too. = Me too.
So did I = I did too. = Me too.
So would I = I would too. = Me too.
A : Have you ever tried Indonesian food?
B : No, I haven't But I'd love to someday.
A : So would I. It looks delicious!
A : I love reggae music.
B : So do I. Have you ever heard of Horace Andy?
A : No, I haven't. Is he any good?
B : Yeah. He's great!
A : Have you ever broken a bone?
B : Yeah. I broke my wrist a few years ago while I was skating.
A : Reaaly? So did I. Three years ago.
A : I liked that story about Nicholas Alkemade.
B : So did I. It was unbelievable!
Neither am I. = I'm not either. = Me neither.
Neither do I. = I don't either. = Me neither.
Neither was I. = I wasn't either. = Me neither.
Neither did I. = I didn't either. = Me neither.
Neither would I. = I wouldn't either. = Me neither.
A : Are you going anywhere over the vacation?
B : No, I don't think so. I don't have any money.
A : Neither do I. Oh, well.
A : I wouldn't want to fly in an ultralight.
B : Neither would I. They're much too small.
A : Do you like to try new foods?
B : No, not really. I'm not very adventurous.
A : Neither am I.
A : I didn't do my homework last night.
B : Uh-oh. Neither did I.
Rice isn't usually eaten raw.
Sundaes are made with ice cream, chocolate sauce, and whipped cream.
Sundaes aren't made with apples or grapes.
: 현재 단순 수동태의 형태는 is / are 나 isn't aren't + 동사의 과거분사형태이다.
2. How is it cooked?
What are they made with?
: 의문문의 형태일 경우, 주어의 위치는 동사 is / are와 동사의 과거분서 사이에 위치한다.
3. Coffee bars serve many different kinds of coffee.
My uncle grows grapes in his garden.
: 행동을 하는게 누군지 아는게 중요하다면 능동태 동사를 사용한다.
4. In most restaurants coffee is served with dessert.
Many different kinds of fruits and vegetables are grown in California.
: 행동을 하는 주체가 누군지 모르거나, 알고 싶지 않을때는 주로 수동태를 사용한다.
5. All of the food in this restaurant is cooked by the owner.
: 행동을 하는 인물을 확실히 지칭할때는 by + 명사를 사용할수가 있다.
In Japan, noodles are often topped with fish cakes or vegetables.
North Indian food is known for its spicy meat dishes.
In China, dumplings are often filled with pork and cabbage.
Over 6.7 billion hamburgers are sold in the United States each year.
Most of the world's tea is grown in India and Sri Lanka.
In some countries, pizza is eaten with a knife and fork.
A : I don't like this food very much.
B : You don't? Why is that?
A : It's too spicy.
A : What! Corn on pizza! That's disgusting!
B : Do you really think so? I kind of like it.
A : I love to eat out.
B : Really? I'd rather eat in than eat out. It's cheaper.
A : That's true. But it's more fun to eat out.
A : I don't think I would recommend this restaurant to anyone.
B : Really? Why not?
A : The service is slow.
B : Yeah, but the food is good and it's cheap.
So am I = I am too. = Me too.
So do I = I do too. = Me too.
So was I = I was too. = Me too.
So did I = I did too. = Me too.
So would I = I would too. = Me too.
A : Have you ever tried Indonesian food?
B : No, I haven't But I'd love to someday.
A : So would I. It looks delicious!
A : I love reggae music.
B : So do I. Have you ever heard of Horace Andy?
A : No, I haven't. Is he any good?
B : Yeah. He's great!
A : Have you ever broken a bone?
B : Yeah. I broke my wrist a few years ago while I was skating.
A : Reaaly? So did I. Three years ago.
A : I liked that story about Nicholas Alkemade.
B : So did I. It was unbelievable!
Neither am I. = I'm not either. = Me neither.
Neither do I. = I don't either. = Me neither.
Neither was I. = I wasn't either. = Me neither.
Neither did I. = I didn't either. = Me neither.
Neither would I. = I wouldn't either. = Me neither.
A : Are you going anywhere over the vacation?
B : No, I don't think so. I don't have any money.
A : Neither do I. Oh, well.
A : I wouldn't want to fly in an ultralight.
B : Neither would I. They're much too small.
A : Do you like to try new foods?
B : No, not really. I'm not very adventurous.
A : Neither am I.
A : I didn't do my homework last night.
B : Uh-oh. Neither did I.
