中高生の基礎英語 in English 24/1/9(火) T19-D2 What advice has helped you?

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中高生の基礎英語 in English 24/1/9(火) T19-D2 What advice has helped you?
Topic 19 What advice has helped you? Day 2
-Q&A
イラストを見ながら、今週のダイアログを聴いて、 Mika の考えを詳しくみていきましょう。
(Look at the illustrations, listen to this week’s dialogue, and find out more about Mika’s thoughts.)
Q1. Mika and Rumi had a disagreement about the video club project. What does Mika say about their relationship?
Q2. How does Mika want her relationship with Rumi to be?
Q3. What do you think the word “childish” means?
Day 1
今週のトピックについて、英語で話すために役立つフレーズとさまざまな言い換え例をご紹介します。
(We’ll introduce you to useful phrases and various paraphrases to help you speak English about this week’s topic.)
Topic: What advice has helped you?
→「どんなアドバイスが役に立ったかを伝えるフレーズ」をご紹介します。
This advice has helped me. に続けて言ってみましょう。
Be true to yourself.
Be honest with yourself. Do what you believe in your heart is the right thing to do.
と同じ意味で、「自分自身に正直になりなさい」というアドバイスです。
Don’t sweat the small stuff.
「小さなことを気にしないで」というアドバイスです。
Don’t sweat the small stuff, and it’s all small stuff.
「小さなことを気にしないで。しょせん全てはささいなことですよ」というアドバイスです。

学んだフレーズを使って、質問に答えてみましょう。
What advice has helped you?

-Open-ended Question
あなた自身の考えをもとに、質問に答えてみましょう。
When Mika talks about her relationship with Rumi, she says, “I want things to be the way they were.” What do you think she means?

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idea
= opinion
let’s take it as one block = say it out loud as one group
go away
to disappear

-中高生の基礎英語 ♪, ♪ in English! ♪
-Dialogue 1st Listen

-Q&A
Now, let’s look at Mika’s thoughts. We’ll ask you some questions. Try to say your ideas out loud. Don’t worry about mistakes.
Here’s the first question: Mika and Rumi had a disagreement about the video club project. What does Mika say about their relationship?
What does Mika say about their relationship?
Riku?
Mika says, “We are not really talking, either.”
Okay. Good. Let’s listen to that part of the dialogue.

-from the Dialogue
Dad. I need your advice.
What’s on your mind?
Rumi.
Are you two still fighting about that club project?
No. But we’re not really talking, either. It’s like there’s a wall between us. What should I do?

The question was: What does Mika say about her relationship with Rumi? And one way to answer is:
They are not really talking. It’s like there’s a wall between them.
They are not really talking. It’s like there’s a wall between them.
If you said either of these, you did a great job. Of course, if you said both, you did a fantastic job. Riku, your answer was excellent, but you did not need “either” at the end.
Okay.
Everyone, let’s practice saying both. “They are not really talking.” “It’s like there’s a wall between them.”
All right. Let’s move on to the next question. First, listen to this.

-from the Dialogue
What should I do?
Mmm. Well…
I’m counting on you to help. I want things to be the way they were. I want my best friend back.