中高生の基礎英語 in English 24/2/5(月) T21-D1 What school rule would you like to change?
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中高生の基礎英語 in English 24/2/5(月) T21-D1 What school rule would you like to change?
-Warm-up
What school rule would you like to change?
-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.)
outdated
pretty…
make up for…
-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「何かしようとするときの表現」です。
(Learn useful expressions to keep the conversation going. This time it’s an expression used when trying to do something.)
-I’ll take care of it.
I’ll do it. と同じ意味ですが、 何をするかは状況によります。
例えば、 ダイアログでケンがサキに言った
I’ll take care of it. は I’ll pay for your drink. つまり 「私があなたの飲み物代を払うよ」を意味します。
-I’m willing to try.
I’ll try. と同じ意味ですが、 I’m not sure if it will go well, but I can try. (うまくいくかわからないけど、
やってみるよ)という気持ちを表します。
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clean up
to make a place clean and arrange everything in the right place
no longer
in the past but not now
fit
to be right for something or somebody
solution
I’ll think about it
a way of working out a problem
let me see / I can’t decide what to do about it now
wait a minute
= just a second, just a moment
in time for
early enough for a certain date, time, or event
not again
I cannot believe that it happened again
♪Topic 21, Day 1.
Let’s warm up by chatting about this week’s topic, which is: What school rule would you like to change?
What school rule would you like to change?
Rules tell us how to act in different places and situations. They can help us be safe and fair.
When you’re playing a sport or a game, rules are very important.
Right. But we can also find rules all around us in our daily lives.
Yes. When you go out anywhere – on a train, in a restaurant, at the park there are rules that tell us what we can and cannot do.
Yeah. Many families also have rules for their home – for example, “Don’t eat and drink on the sofa.”
Riku, does your family have any rules?
Yes. We must say, “Good morning” and “Good night.”
This week, we’ll be talking about rules in school. At my junior high school, for example, everyone ate lunch together in a big lunch room. And the rule was that each week, a different group of students and their teacher had the job of cleaning up the lunch room after lunch.
Oh. That’s interesting.
Sometimes there might be rules that you’d like to change. So, this week, we’ll be talking about that. Now, let’s look at this week’s dialogue.
Last time, Ken saw Saki at a family restaurant, and they started talking.
Right. Ken asked Saki if she would be willing to be a math tutor.
And Saki said that she’s busy on weekends because she volunteers.
Yeah. Their conversation continues. Let’s listen.
