8/11 Talk about portable stoves that are common in Korea.

Portable gas stoves can be seen on an almost everyday basis.
ex> I try to work out on an everyday basis.

People utilize them at homes and restaurants.
ex> The company thought of ways to utilize its leftover money.

They're not that heavy and easy to carry around.
* carry around: to take sth from one place to another; to take sth everywhere with you, 가지고 다니다.
ex> I attached a strap to make it easy to carry around.

When the gas cylinder runs out, just buy a new one. pop it in and you're good to go!
* run out: if a supply of sth runs out, it is finished or used up
ex> We ran out of laundry detergent and need to buy more.
* pop in: 끼워 넣다.
* good to go: 준비가 다 되다.
ex> It's good to go!

Many Korean dishes are based on grilling, frying, and boiling.
ex> I love to sprinkle some salt on my fish and grill it.
* sprinkle: to shake small pieces of sth or drops of a liquid on sth,  뿌리다, 끼얹다. 뿌리다.

Portable gas stoves can serve all these purposes.
* serve a purpose: 도움이 되다, 충족시키다.

Hot stews can be cooked on the spot and kept hot over a portable stove.
* on the spot: at the place where sth is happening ,즉석에서, 현장에서


@ You need to do away with all the distractions.  주의를 산만하게 하는 것들은 다 없애야 돼.

1. You have to practice on an everyday basis to become fluent in English.
2. The bag is too big to carry around.
3. W ran out of paper for the copy machine.
4. I'm going to grill vegetables and meat together.