Lesson 4

My family has planned dinner for you. : promise, plan and appoint
Speak with Voca

Promise
To assure on grounds of expectation; to engage for the purpose of marriage.
It is used as a verb with objects, as in requesting or demanding a desired expectation.

Plan
To methodically decide what you are going to do.
To layout, make drawings, diagrams for a new building;
It is used perfect in the tense: make plans for, has arranged methodically, and is preparing for.

Appoint
To set a time and place; to set by one having authority or permission.
Verb in the future tense with will. To designate a time and place when an event will take place.

Talk Talk
Craig: Hello. Craig speaking.
. Craig .
Hana: Hi Craig. Hana here. Im calling to invite you to my home on Sunday.
, Craig. . .
Craig: Sunday, tomorrow? Thanks. Whats the plan?
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Hana: My family has planned dinner for you. They are anxiously waiting to see you.
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Craig: Really? Thats nice. Promise me I dont have to speak Korean.
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Hana: [Laughs] Promise.
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Craig: Thats good. One day I should be able to speak to them in Korean.
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Hana: Im sure. Ill appoint a time and place when and where you can study.
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Craig: Sounds great.
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Hana: Pick you up at 5 pm tomorrow.
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