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(3) Sei ORIEL) Chm. * MAR (EW) Cha, DPD) (best. as ey asLesson 27 I ave l a=y ho|_-——R———_ 8 Fo +O bse #2 -2-: 443 (Suffixes - 2-: Occupation) For expressing one’s occupation the following suffixes are used. —-% (Le) ES=E (, medicine) +# a doctor He = 82 (&, record) +# a reporter 2% = (AC, study) +H a scholar BIR = HIE (ARS, research) +# a researcher HAH = HA (22504, education) +# an educationist FE (bw) KE=K (® song) +# asinger RE = 4 (£5, throw) +# a pitcher BF=B (LA, select) +# a player MF = HE (SATA, drive) +# a driver —B (WA) MRR = it (2, conference) + a member of an assembly SRA =§R (28, station) +H a station employee IER =J8 (TA, shop) +R a shop clerk SR = 45 (tA, ship) + a member of the crew SHA = Stk (VL, company) +A a company employee STR = R47 (A245, bank) +R a bank clerk Sew = Mee (XL 2a, library) +H a librarian — 45 —Lesson 27 -R (d) —-B () —# (€23) HR =H (Ht, painting) + a painter eR =e (So [SC], make) + a writer NBR = MBL (L322, novel) +# — a novelist KieR = Kid VU, politics) +# a politician BRR = WH (BAD, music) +® a musician SRR= ER (Lela, photo) +# a photographer a shop and a shop keeper AE = % (1ZA, book) +B a book store KE = K (x, rice) +B a rice store 7EH = 76 (li%, flower) +H a flower shop and a florist AB =A (ic <, meat) + butcher SE = & (&%, fish) +H a fish shop and a fish monger WE = iG (&% [S13], liquor) +B a liquor shop SE = ( U- TA) to rotate 305 ag | select RO-k ey (15) >] 2/]2] 27] 2] ee| 22 38(2 5) 4% to select, to choose HECEA+ Er) an election BEA + Lw) a player 306 z¢ record (La-4) * 0 describe (10) .PRPE = [= |24/25]5 |r ia (6 la eet | | 4 iH (&-U) an article HA(K + i205) to fill in Hic(Ilo-&%) adiary He (&-L*) a reporter — 4 —Lesson 27 eS WA KALA 307/>%.| discussion 0 ~ > f= Jz Jz & E le ele "|v [nm jo ja jo ja g j (#v> + ¥) a conference 382 (SX ->v) Parliament HE(¥+ 25) achairmanhde EB(X + 5A)FS to discuss Seance 308 ZB member 47 FR (10) 1 [rjoljel/el/olelelele Y|AlAl al a|ale | | @R (vA) a member of an association SEB (TH+ WA) admission limit IEA(CA +A) a shop clerk 309| 27 | commerce, vad I merchandize ay) T= Te [aS | z | a) 7A iG(L:9-TA) astore REC Lk [ace goods tt (Le 310 ¥| TPP EE =e eee | 1 + iz.) trade L*) a trading company Sey 7 job, business | (es) ¥39 (13) TR(O4+- F245) manufacture WR(L 23+ Xt5) commerce BR(DF- X25) agriculture BR(SA +24) industry —49—Lesson 27 Be Wa KALA avaR (kD) 3i1| BH | farming 29 FR | agriculture (3) v [ro] a] ah] ee eB | we [ee | we we PIPE Ve le RH(D3-ZA) a farm village BR(D4-+*) a farm house RR(D4-4A) a farmer RR(OF-Fr4) agriculture 2-2. RARE 1. DEORFORARE VSD THEEEY. 1. ROB 2. BES 3. GF 4. EHTS 5. FEAOBFS 6. Mace 7. BSA 8. L¥ 9. 10. RH ll. BB 12. St Ll. DEORFORAGE VSP THEE, 1. BFEAIEDI OM, HCRBELELAD 2. OMe BER CHA TK REV. 3. KFSALESOLBERVELK. 4, COMMRHISELAVTTF, — 50 —Lesson 27 5. SOBAMEOMBIOMTE< Lothete 6. BASED LRRAC LEA, Si LHMICED ELS 7. RROHBCLUCT. 8. LISS MIC AERO TS, 2-3, BE@e I. Oi CSE5GRFtANS EW, 1. to drive a car 2. to doa job 3. to see a doctor #| | |r| Jess | KL] KBE GR TA Lb re Mole ab 4. a tennis player 5. anewspaper reporter 6. a librarian aLT] ETT] | | | tA be LA BA ® Le & LERA DA 7. a member of Parliament 8. commerce 9. agriculture | In ee F RA Le3s¥s5 DF ¥x5 10. to write a diary 11. a bicycle 12. a shop clerk #[ |< [ Ko = o C TA Le TA A, —s51—Lesson 27 I. OKCSEFGRECANE EV 1. a conference room 2. a young man 3. an article my FLO br 8D ze 4. ameal 5. construction 6. a scholar 7. a scientist bes & m3 ok Me Le mM Le 8. the station staff 9. sports 10. a driver 11. industry | | [ L |] REA dh ED 3A TA LO 23 E43 I. 229 ( ) RCRLIGRESHSG EV. 1. BLAM (, ) S ) MASLHEF. fore 2. ZOAR 7) BOMt DEC, .) bo. 3.200, RCL, ) BOC, ) NEHA. 4.4 ,,) AMO CEE oT. ( DRMEOEL (|). woe 8. SEK (1) EC |) ABT TUNTEREELT (LT WEAETIN-F—-5 EF. —s—Lesson 27 bor => 21] erecnnnnn nS NNUNTRNNN can FOXERAT, TOKOLBE DP PSEATKC REV, RA RS ASS MMS UR BRR kee SKE BSGR HEF KE 1, MBE LAVHA-ALC SALT, OHOLEVH THES, HHO= eK ERC FARSI LOAKMCH DS, ARS DORR ECHE So TVSLERHHN ET. 2, ROWE, PALICREL DMM LEV TSAO ROI EE THURS LECH. BESAMELAAMERR (WALD to develop) FEE 6H) it. Sao 3. BIBANAIRoTH ET. UPLB (LeL£4 aconductress) & WoLeKHBe LE Lea’, SI-ATH OS, ETHENET. 4. MOUS, ROA AoTK SEROTHOYAELKY), BEKEH (bY F asignal) SMoLNFSOETH. 5. MROATBLAY, ATMDSUACREDITEY FSZOMMOLETT. 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