中高生の基礎英語 in English 24/1/8(月) T19-D1 What advice has helped you?

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中高生の基礎英語 in English 24/1/8(月) T19-D1 What advice has helped you?
Topic 19 What advice has helped you? Day 1
1日目は、トピックに関する単語や表現を学びましょう。
(On the first day, learn vocabulary and expressions related to the topic.)

-Warm-up
今週のトピックについて、今のあなたの考えを書いてみましょう。
(Write down your current thoughts about this week’s topic.)
What advice has helped you?

イラストを見ながら今週のダイアログを聴き、おおまかな内容を理解しましょう。
(Listen to this week’s dialogue while looking at the illustrations to understand the general content.)
-New Words, New Phrases
ダイアログを理解するためのポイントとなる単語と表現です。
意味や使い方が理解できたらチェックを入れましょう。
(These are words and expressions that are key to understanding the dialogue.
Check the box if you understand the meaning and usage.)

What’s on your mind?
‘m counting on you.
She didn’t mean to hurt me.

-Conversation Strategy
会話を続けるために役立つ表現を学びましょう。今回は「アドバイスを求めるときの表現」です。
(Learn useful expressions to keep the conversation going. This time we will talk about expressions used when asking for advice.)

I need your advice.
= Tell me what you think I should do.
誰かにアドバイスを求めるとき、この表現から話を始めてみましょう。
advice は不可算名詞なので、 I need an advice や I need your advices. とは言えません。
数を伝えたい場合は、 one piece of advice や two pieces of advice と言いましょう。

What should I do?
相手に相談したい内容を話したあと、「どうしたらいいと思う?」と聞くために、この表現を使ってみましょう。
3人のトークから、どんな単語や表現が聴き取れましたか? 書いてみましょう。
(After you have told the other person what you want to discuss, try using this expression to ask, “What do you think I should do?”
What words and expressions did you hear from the three people’s talks? Write them down.)

–
be about to
to be going to do something very soon
disagreement
a situation in which people do not have the same opinion
by mistake
without intending to, not on purpose, by accident
childish
behaving badly in a way that a child might behave
anytime = I’m ready to help you at any time; used as a way of saying, “You’re welcome”
that’s what I’m here for = that’s my role, my job
one thing to remember = you have to remember this
countable (noun) a countable noun takes a different form when expressing one or more things, such as “a woman/two women” or “an egg/six eggs”

-中高生の基礎英語 ♪, ♪ in English! ♪
Hello, listeners. It’s great to have you with us. I’m Gary Scott Fine.
Hi, I’m Hannah Grace. Thank you for joining us today.
Hello, I’m Nakamura Riku. Let’s have a great week!
Yes!
All right! Okay. Let’s start the lesson.
-♪ Topic 19, Day 1.
Let’s warm up by chatting about this week’s topic.
The topic question this week is: What advice has Topic helped you?
What advice has Topic helped you?
Riku, do you know the word “advice”?
Advice is, for example, (when) I want to help.
Yes. That’s right. Yeah. “Advice” is an opinion or suggestion about what you should do in a particular situation when you want to help someone.
Right. Sometimes, when you’re in a difficult situation, and you don’t know what to do, you might ask someone for advice.
Right. And then that person might give you some ideas or suggestions about what you should do.
Riku, do you sometimes ask for advice?
Yes.
Who do you usually ask for advice?
My parents and teacher.
Do you think the advice that you get from your parents and your teachers is usually good? Does it help you?
Yes. Of course.
Nice.
“Of course.” Yeah. On Day 5, Riku, you’ll share with us some good advice that you have received.
Yes. You’ll answer the question: What advice has helped you?
Okay.
Now, let’s look at this week’s dialogue. Mika is about to ask Dad for some advice.
A little while ago, Mika had a disagreement with her friend Rumi. Because for their video club project,
Rumi didn’t vote for Mika’s idea.
Yeah. Rumi voted for Taiga’s idea. Taiga is the leader of the video club. Mika was also upset because Rumi
didn’t tell her that she was going to vote for Taiga’s idea.
Right. It seems that Mika and Rumi are still having some trouble. And Mika doesn’t know what to do about it.
Yeah. Let’s listen to the dialogue and find out about Mika’s thoughts.