Introduction
Structure and Use of This Book

PART 1 Body Part Action Expressions
Chapter 1 FACE
UNIT 1 Head
UNIT 2 Head (brain)
UNIT 3 Hair
UNIT 4 Forehead, Eyebrow
UNIT 5 Eye, Nose
UNIT 6 Mouth, Lip
UNIT 7 Tongue, Teeth
UNIT 8 Ear, Chin, Cheek
UNIT 9 Neck (throat)
UNIT 10 Facial Expressions
Chapter 2 Upper Body
UNIT 1 Shoulder
UNIT 2 Arms, Elbow
UNIT 3 Wrist, Hand, Back of Hand, Palm
UNIT 4 Fingers, Fingernails
UNIT 5 Back, Waist, Abdomen, Belly
Chapter 3 Lower Body
UNIT 1 Hip, Butt, Pelvis
UNIT 2 Legs, Thighs
UNIT 3 Knee, lap, calf, shin
UNIT 4 Foot, ankle, sole of one's foot, heel
UNIT 5 Toe, Toenail
Chapter 4 Whole Body
UNIT 1 Movement and Posture
UNIT 2 Body Care
UNIT 3 Other

PART 2: Expressions of behavior in daily life
Chapter 1 of CLOTHING
UNIT 1 Getting Dressed
UNIT 2 CLOTHING CARE
UNIT 3 Clothing Repair, Sewing, and Clothing Making
UNIT 4 How to Use a Self-Service Laundromat
Chapter 2 Food
UNIT 1 Food Preparation and Storage
UNIT 2 FOOD COOKING
UNIT 3 Using kitchenware and cooking utensils
UNIT 4 Eating and serving food
Chapter 3 Eating Out
At UNIT 1 Cafe
UNIT 2 At the restaurant
Chapter 4 Main House
UNIT 1 Behavior by Location ① - Bedroom
UNIT 2 Behavior by Location ② - Living Room, Study
UNIT 3 Location-Specific Behavior ③ - Kitchen
UNIT 4 Location-Specific Behavior ④ - Bathroom
UNIT 5 Location-Specific Behavior ⑤ - Laundry Room, Veranda, and Warehouse
UNIT 6 Behavior by Location ⑥ - Parking Lot/Garage, Rooftop, Yard
UNIT 7 House Cleaning and Other Housework
UNIT 8 Use of Home Appliances
UNIT 9 Home Maintenance, Home Repair, Interior Design
Chapter 5 Health & Disease
UNIT 1 Physiological Phenomena
UNIT 2 Pain, Wounds, and Treatment
UNIT 3 Hospital - Treatment, Examination
UNIT 4 Hospital - Hospitalization, Surgery
UNIT 5 WEIGHT LOSS
UNIT 6 Death

PART 3: Expressions of Behavior in Social Life
Chapter 1 EMOTIONS & RELATIONSHIP
UNIT 1 Emotional Expression, Attitude
UNIT 2 Relationships, Conflict
UNIT 3 Dating, Marriage, and Divorce
Chapter 2 Work & Jobs
UNIT 1 Office Work
UNIT 2 Service Work
UNIT 3 Manufacturing
UNIT 4 Agriculture and Fisheries
UNIT 5 General Economic Activities
Chapter 3 Shopping
UNIT 1 Offline Shopping ① - Convenience stores, supermarkets, traditional markets, and large marts
UNIT 2 Offline Shopping ② - Various stores, department stores, and duty-free shops
UNIT 3 Use of beauty service facilities
UNIT 4 Online Shopping
Chapter 4: Childbirth and Parenting
UNIT 1 Pregnancy and Childbirth
UNIT 2 Parenting
Chapter 5 Leisure & Hobbies
UNIT 1 Travel
UNIT 2 TV, YouTube, Netflix
UNIT 3 Sports, Exercise
UNIT 4 Hiking and Camping
UNIT 5: Staycation, Beach
UNIT 6 Film, Play, Musical
UNIT 7 Music, Concerts
UNIT 8 Art, Exhibitions, Photography
UNIT 9 Pets
Chapter 6 Smart Phones, the Internet, and Social Media
UNIT 1 Telephone, Smartphone
UNIT 2 Internet, Email
UNIT 3 Social Media (SNS)
Chapter 7 Public Transportation & Driving
UNIT 1 Bus, subway, taxi, train
UNIT 2 Airplanes, Ships
UNIT 3 Driving
UNIT 4 Vehicle Maintenance (Fueling, Washing, Maintenance)
Chapter 8 Society and Politics
UNIT 1 Accidents and Disasters
UNIT 2 CRIME
UNIT 3 LAW, TRIAL
UNIT 4 Elections, Voting
UNIT 5 Religion
UNIT 6 Army

INDEX
Korean index
English index

'Do I need to learn English action expressions separately?' - Yes.
Action expressions make up a large part of conversation in English.
Think about what kind of conversations we have among ourselves.
When I go to work in the morning, I say things like I couldn't sleep last night and tossed and turned, or I missed the subway.
When we talk about what we did over the weekend, we talk about watching movies on Netflix or going camping.
When you receive a call from a friend, you say that you were hanging out the laundry or eating dinner while watching TV.
These are all words that express actions.

The same applies if the colleague or friend you are talking to is a foreigner.
The content is not much different, just the words change from Korean to English.
So, to be good at English conversation, we need to be able to freely express our actions in English.
This book brings together these English behavioral expressions and provides a shortcut to becoming a fluent English speaker.

'When will you finish all those expressions?' - I nod and read until I find myself reading them all.
Research has shown that we humans learn best when we learn against a backdrop of familiarity and familiarity.
In academic circles, this is called a schema. We have already done most of the actions described in this book and are still doing them, so we have sufficient background knowledge.
Every time you repeat the moment where you hit your knee and say, 'Oh, so that's how you express it in English' or 'Oh, they even expressed this kind of thing', you will feel your vocabulary improving.
Familiar expressions and matching images help you easily understand and remember the content without the burden of studying.


"Is it enough just to know the expressions?" - Increase usability with practical sentences you can use right away.
Knowing expressions isn't the end of it.
It is more important to know how to use that expression and in what situation.
In "Almost Every Action in English," we present practical conversational sentences that can be used immediately in conversations with native speakers or in writing.
By changing the subject and tense to suit the situation you want to use, you can create sentences that can be used in any way you want, and string the beads of words together to create a treasure.