The Night Before

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I have a big presentation tomorrow. I can do this — I've practiced for a whole week. My slides are finally ready.
But I'm still a little nervous. My hands feel cold when I think about it. That's normal, I guess.
I keep checking my notes again and again. Maybe I've read them ten times now. I just want to feel ready.
It's late now, and I'm about to turn off the lights. One more deep breath. Tomorrow will come either way.
I'm supposed to arrive at nine sharp. So I set two alarms, just in case. Preparation is half the work.
Patterns in this story
PATTERN 016

I can ~.

~할 수 있어

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I can do this — I've practiced for a whole week.
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She can drop your laundry off when she runs her errands.
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Can you carry my suitcase up the stairs?
PATTERN 017

I'm still ~.

아직도 ~해

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I'm still a little nervous.
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She's still waiting on the receipt for her expense report.
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Are you still trying to figure out the right subway transfer?
PATTERN 018

I keep ~ing.

자꾸 ~하게 돼

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I keep checking my notes again and again.
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She keeps forgetting to pick up milk on the way home.
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He keeps mixing up the gate numbers at this airport.
PATTERN 019

I'm about to ~.

막 ~하려던 참이야

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I'm about to turn off the lights.
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She's about to hop on a call — can you text her after?
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He's about to board, so he'll call you when he lands.
PATTERN 020

I'm supposed to ~.

~하기로 되어 있어

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I'm supposed to arrive at nine sharp.
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She's supposed to drop the rent off to the landlord today.
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He's supposed to pick up the rental car by noon.
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아직도 조금 긴장된다.

a little nervous.