PART A_1
Let’s introduce ourselves to each other.
| 1. | What is your name? |
| 2. | What are you going to do this weekend? |
| 3. | What do you do when you have free time? |
| 4. | Which do you prefer, staying home or going out? |
| 5. | What would you like to do in the summer? |
| My tutor’s name is | |
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surf
サーフインをする
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Sunday
日曜日
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never
一度もない
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join
参加する
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long
長い・長らく
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| 1. | go surfing(swimming/ shopping/ hiking) |
| 2. | have never ~ it before |
| 3. | was(were) going to |
| 4. | join oneself |
| 5. | I have wanted to~ |
| 6. | let me ~ |
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Kei:
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Hi, Alex. I just got back from the Philippines. |
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Alex:
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How was the weather there? Did you enjoy your vacation? |
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Kei:
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I did. The sunset there was very beautiful. But the weather was very humid. How about here? |
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Alex:
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It was raining cats and dogs last week. The thunder was so scary. |
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Kei:
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Good thing it already stopped. Do you know if there is a chance of rain this weekend? |
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Alex:
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I’m not sure about its accuracy, but I heard from the weather forecast that there is a 50% chance of rain the day after tomorrow. |
| 1. | How was the weather yesterday? | |
| Answer: | . | |
| 2. | Do you like watching sunsets? | |
| Answer: | . | |
| 3. | Is there any chance of rain in your city today? | |
| Answer: | . | |
| 4. | Do you think it will rain the day after tomorrow? | |
| Answer: | . | |
| 5. | Did you check the weather forecast today? | |
| Answer: | . |
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Student:
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How | ? | |
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Tutor:
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Thailand’s weather is usually humid. | ||
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Student:
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Was | ? | |
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Tutor:
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Yes, it was raining cats and dogs last Saturday. | ||
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Student:
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What | ? | |
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Tutor:
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The weather forecast said that there is a zero percent chance of rain today. | ||
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Student:
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Do | ? | |
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Tutor:
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That’s a great idea. I’m excited to watch the sunset later. | ||
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Student:
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How | ? | |
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Tutor:
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It is sunny today. How about in your city? |
| Situation 1: |
You are asked about the weather in Japan by a foreigner who is planning to go around Japan. Tell him/her about the weather around Japan.
(Your tutor will pretend to be a foreigner.)
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| Items to mention: |
– weather in North Japan, East Japan, West Japan – snowy areas and hot areas – the features of the weather in your area |
| Situation 2: |
You are to discuss with your classmates about recent climate change. Talk about what you know.
(Your tutor will pretend to be your classmate.)
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| Items to mention: |
– what you are curious/worried about the recent weather – unusual weather you experienced – what you know about world’s climate |
| Situation 3: |
You are a weather reporter. Tell your audience about today and tomorrow’s weather.
(Your tutor will pretend to be your audience.)
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| Items to mention: |
– today and tomorrow’s weather – today and tomorrow’s temperature – chance of rain |
| Situation 4: |
Your Filipino friend will visit you in Japan. Please tell him/her about Japan’s season in December.
(Your tutor will pretend to be your Filipino friend.)
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| Items to mention: |
– Japan’s season in December – average temperature in December – things s/he should bring to Japan |
| Situation 5: |
Your aunt/uncle works in Australia. Please ask her/him about the climate there.
(Your tutor will pretend to be your aunt/uncle.)
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| Items to mention: |
– seasons in Australia – current season in Australia – today’s temperature |
| 1. | What is your name? |
| 2. | What was your dream when you were a student? |
| 3. | What would you like to do in the future? |
| 4. | What country would you like to visit? |
| 5. | What comes to mind when you think about Japan? |
| My tutor’s name is | |
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future
未来
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festival
祭り
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crazy
突拍子もない
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impress
印象づける
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better
より良い
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| 1. | want to do in the future |
| 2. | it might sound ~ |
| 3. | I bet |
| 4. | Why do you think ~? |
| 5. | be impressed |
| 6. | keep ~ing |
| Jane: | What do you want to do in the future? |
| Kei: | It might sound crazy, but I want to be a singer. |
| Jane: | I bet you will be a great singer. |
| Kei: | Why do you think so? |
| Jane: | I was impressed by your performance at the music festival. |
| Kei: | Thank you. I think I can keep practicing to be better. |
| 1. | What were your childhood dreams? | |
| Answer: | . | |
| 2. | What are your goals for the next year? | |
| Answer: | . | |
| 3. | What are your plans after graduation? | |
| Answer: | . | |
| 4. | What do you want to do in the future? | |
| Answer: | . | |
| 5. | What will you have to learn to achieve your future goals? | |
| Answer: | . |
| Student: | What _______________________? |
| Tutor: | My childhood dreams were _______________________. |
| Student: | What _______________________? |
| Tutor: | My goals for the next year are _______________________. |
| Student: | What _______________________? |
| Tutor: | My plans for the next 10 years are _______________________. |
| Student: | What do you _________ to do in your retirement? |
| Tutor: | I want to _______________________. |
| Student: | ______ do you think so? |
| Tutor: | Because _______________________. |
| Situation 1: |
You are interviewing kids on the street as a school project. Ask them about their dreams.
(Your tutor will be one of the kids.)
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| Items to mention: |
– who their heroes are – what he or she wants to be in the future – what made them think so |
| Situation 2: |
You’re talking about your childhood dreams with friends. Share what you wanted to be.
(Your tutor will be one of your friends.)
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| Items to mention: |
– who your hero was when you were a child – what you wanted to be – whether you still want to be that now |
| Situation 3: |
Your teacher is asking you about your New Year’s resolution. Share your goal for this year.
(Your tutor will be your teacher.)
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| Items to mention: |
– what your New Year’s resolution is – how your progress is going – whether you want to change it to a different one |
| Situation 4: |
You are talking to your friends about your dream. Share how you plan to make it happen.
(Your tutor will be one of your friends.)
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| Items to mention: |
– what you want to be – what step you should take first – when you expect your dream to come true |
| Situation 5: |
You really want something. Think about what you can do to get it and share your thoughts with your friends.
(Your tutor will be one of your friends.)
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| Items to mention: |
– what you want now – what you need to get it – what you should do to get it |
| 1. | What is your name? |
| 2. | What did you eat last night? |
| 3. | What is a funny memory from your school days? |
| 4. | What was your favorite subject in school? |
| 5. | Why did you like that subject? |
| My tutor’s name is | |
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nothing
何もない
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happen
起こる
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lunch box
弁当箱
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fight
けんか、戦い
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funny
面白い
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nothing (something) special |
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What happened? |
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3.
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a fight with~ |
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4.
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make fun of |
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5.
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say back to~ |
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6.
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~mean it |
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Host Mother:
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How was your day? What did you do today? |
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Saki:
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Uh… it was fine… I did nothing special. |
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Host Mother:
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You look sad. What happened? |
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Saki:
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Actually, I had a fight with Mike. He made fun of my lunch box. |
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Host Mother:
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Oh. What did you say back to him? |
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Saki:
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I just said his lunch box was funny too, but I didn’t mean it. |
| 1. | How was your day yesterday? | |
| Answer: | . | |
| 2. | What did you do at the last school event? | |
| Answer: | . | |
| 3. | Did you see anyone fighting? What happened? | |
| Answer: | . | |
| 4. | What do you say when you say something bad by mistake? | |
| Answer: | I didn’t ________ it. | |
| 5. | How was your school trip? Where did you go? What did you do? | |
| Answer: | . |
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Student:
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How ______ your day yesterday? | |
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Tutor:
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Student:
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What __________ do last weekend? | |
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Tutor:
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Student:
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Did you see anyone fighting? ________ happened? | |
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Tutor:
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Student:
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What school event did you like the most? What did you do? | |
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Tutor:
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Student:
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Did you _____ something ______ to your parents when they were angry with you? | |
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Tutor:
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Yes/No, I said/didn’t say something back to my parents when they were angry with me. |
| Situation 1: |
You went on a trip abroad. Share your experience about the trip.
(Your tutor will be one of your friends.)
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| Items to mention: |
– the country you visited – how your trip was – what you did |
| Situation 2: |
You’re talking about your weekend with your teacher. Share how your weekend was.
(Your tutor will be your teacher.)
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| Items to mention: |
– how your weekend was – what you did – asking back to him or her |
| Situation 3: |
Yesterday, you accidentally called your teacher “mom.” Share your funny story with your parents.
(Your tutor will be one of your parents.)
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| Items to mention: |
– what happened – how you were feeling at that time – whether they have had the same experience |
| Situation 4: |
You are talking with your friend on the phone. Share your story about when you went to a museum.
(Your tutor will be one of your friends.)
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| Items to mention: |
– how you got there (by train, car, or foot) – how long it took to get there – how much the entry fee was |
| Situation 5: |
Your host mother is asking you about your classes today. Share what you learned today.
(Your tutor will be your host mother.)
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| Items to mention: |
– the subjects in today’s classes – what you learned – whether or not you were assigned homework |
| 1. | What is your name? |
| 2. | What do you enjoy doing at home? |
| 3. | Do you enjoy spending time outside with your friends? |
| 4. | What activities do you like to do with your friends? |
| 5. | How often do you meet your friends? |
| My tutor’s name is | |
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building
建物
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haunted house
お化け屋敷
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check
チェックする
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wonder
~かどうか知りたいと思う
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absolutely
絶対に
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~ is all about |
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~have no idea |
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check (it) out |
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4.
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Why not? |
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5.
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I wonder~ |
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6.
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sleep over |
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Ryan:
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Do you know what the building is all about? |
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Saki:
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No, I have no idea. |
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Ryan:
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I heard that a new haunted house has just opened. |
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Saki:
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That’s so cool. Let’s check it out next weekend. |
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Ryan:
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Why not? And I wonder if you want to sleep over at my place the night before. |
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Saki:
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Absolutely! |
| 1. | Have you ever been to a haunted house? Do you like it or not? | |
| Answer: | . | |
| 2. | Why don’t we go to a theme park next weekend? | |
| Answer: | ______ not? | |
| 3. | I wonder if you want to watch a movie with us this weekend. | |
| Answer: | _________! | |
| 4. | Do you invite friends more often, or do you get invited more often? | |
| Answer: | . | |
| 5. | Do you often have sleepovers with your friends? What do you usually do at sleepovers? |
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| Answer: | . |
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Student:
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Have you ever been to a __________ house? Do you like it or not? |
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Tutor:
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Yes/No, I have/never been to a haunted house. I like/don’t like it. |
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Student:
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I _________ if you want to watch a movie with us this weekend. |
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Tutor:
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Absolutely! |
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Student:
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Why _______ we go to a shopping mall this Saturday? |
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Tutor:
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Why not? I’m just thinking about buying new sneakers. |
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Student:
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I _________ if you want to study my place tomorrow. |
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Tutor:
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That’s a good idea. I’ll bring some snacks. |
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Student:
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We’re going to go to a café after school. Why ______ you join us? |
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Tutor:
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Sure! |
| Situation 1: |
(In the class room) You see your classmate reading your favorite book. Ask him or her to go to a bookstore with you.
(Your tutor will be your classmate.)
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| Items to mention: |
– what he or she thinks about the book – whether or not he or she can hang out with you on Sunday (e.g. Let’s~, Why don’t we~?, How about~?) |
| Situation 2: |
(At your host family’s house) You are going to have a school festival next Tuesday. Ask your host family to come to school.
(Your tutor will be your host father.)
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| Items to mention: |
– what you are going to do at the festival – if they can come to school next Tuesday (e.g. I wonder if~, How about~?) |
| Situation 3: |
(At a party) You are talking with one of your friends. You find out that both of you are interested in surfing. Ask him to go surfing together.
(Your tutor will be one of your friends.)
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| Items to mention: |
– whether or not he or she has a surfboard – if he or she is available on Sundays (e.g. Let’s~, Why don’t we~?, How about~?) |
| Situation 4: |
(In the class room) A cat has joined your family. You want your friends to come see her. Invite them to your home.
(Your tutor will be one of your friends.)
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| Items to mention: |
– how cute the cat is – whether or not they can come over on Thursday (e.g. Let’s~, Why don’t we~?, How about~?) |
| Situation 5: |
(At a café with a friend) You and your friend are enjoying a cup of coffee. Nearby, you notice a new store selling trendy sneakers. Suggest going there together to check them out.
(Your tutor will be your friend.)
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| Items to mention: |
– whether he or she enjoys buying shoes – what style of shoes he or she prefers (e.g. Let’s~, Why don’t we~?, or How about~?) |
| 1. | What is your name? |
| 2. | What do you do in your free time? |
| 3. | Have you read any books lately? |
| 4. | Are you learning something now? What is it? |
| 5. | Which do you prefer, a paper book or an e-book? Why? |
| My tutor’s name is | |
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find
探す
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book shelf
本棚
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genre
ジャンル
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pleasure
喜び
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anytime
いつでも
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Could you please tell me how to~? |
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Sure. |
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the top of~ |
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It’s my pleasure. |
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any other~ |
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don’t hesitate to~ |
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Kei:
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Could you please tell me how to find books here? |
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Ryan:
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Sure. What kind of books are you looking for? |
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Kei:
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I’m looking for books about science project ideas. |
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Ryan:
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Look at the top of each book shelf. There are genre labels for the books. |
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Kei:
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Ah, I see. Now I think I can find good books for me. Thanks. |
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Ryan:
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It’s my pleasure. If you have any other questions, don’t hesitate to ask me anytime. |
| 1. | Could you please tell me how to use the community center? | |
| Answer: | ____. First, fill out this form to create a user card. | |
| 2. | Could you please tell me how to borrow books from your school library? | |
| Answer: | . | |
| 3. | Could you please tell me how to ride a train with an IC card? | |
| Answer: | . | |
| 4. | Thank you very much for your help. | |
| Answer: | _____ pleasure. | |
| 5. | If you went to the library now, what kind of books would you look for? | |
| Answer: | I would ______ for books about _________________. |
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Student:
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Could you ________ tell me ________ borrow exercise equipment? | |
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Tutor:
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Sure. First, please sign your name here. | |
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Student:
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What kind of books ______________ for? | |
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Tutor:
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I’m looking for books about AI. | |
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Student:
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Could you please tell me ________ borrow books from your local library? | |
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Tutor:
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Student:
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________ you _______ tell me how to ride a train in the Philippines? | |
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Tutor:
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Student:
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Thank you very much _____ your ______. | |
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Tutor:
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It’s my pleasure. Don’t hesitate to ask me anything. |
| Situation 1: |
(In the school library) You want to look up the location of the book on a computer. Ask the librarian how to look it up.
(Your tutor will be the librarian.)
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| Items to mention: |
– how to turn on a computer – how to look up – how to print out the map |
| Situation 2: |
(At the gym at school) You are looking for equipment for running. Ask your coach where it is.
(Your tutor will be the coach.)
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| Items to mention: |
– where the equipment is – how to use it – how long you should run |
| Situation 3: |
(At a station) You don’t know how to buy a train ticket. Ask station staff how to buy one.
(Your tutor will be the station staff.)
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| Items to mention: |
– where you want to go – how to buy a ticket – where you should put your money |
| Situation 4: |
(At a grocery store) You are going to use a self-checkout machine for the first time. Ask a clerk how to use it.
(Your tutor will be the store clerk.)
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| Items to mention: |
– how to use a self-checkout machine – how to scan each item – whether or not it can accept credit cards |
| Situation 5: |
(At a hotel) You are going to stay at a hotel. Ask many things at a reception counter.
(Your tutor will be the receptionist.)
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| Items to mention: |
– how to check in – how to order room service – how to check out |
| 1. | What is your name? |
| 2. | Do you work from home? |
| 3. | Have you lost anything these days? |
| 4. | What is the most important thing you don’t want to lose? |
| 5. | If you lost your smartphone in town, do you think it would be returned to you? |
| My tutor’s name is | |
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eat
食べる
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belong
属する
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save
保存する
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if
もし
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lose one’s mind
怒り狂う
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| 1. | should not |
| 2. | belong to~ |
| 3. | it’s one’s~ |
| 4. | save it for~ |
| 5. | will not (won’t) |
| 6. | lose one’s mind |
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Saki:
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Can I eat the pudding in the fridge? |
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Emily:
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I think you should not eat it. |
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Saki:
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Oh, whose pudding is this? |
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Emily:
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It belongs to John. Puddings are his favorite. He saved it for tonight… |
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Saki:
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Okay, okay, I won’t eat it. |
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Emily:
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If you eat it, he’s going to lose his mind… |
| 1. | Whose computer or tablet is that? | |
| Answer: | It belongs ___________. | |
| 2. | Whose smartphone is this? | |
| Answer: | It’s _________. | |
| 3. | (At school) Why don’t we skip the next class? | |
| Answer: | I think we _______ not do so. | |
| 4. | Do you lose your mind if a family member eats your snack? | |
| Answer: | . | |
| 5. | Do you eat your favorite food first, or do you save it for last? | |
| Answer: | . |
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Student:
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_______ computer is that? |
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Tutor:
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It belongs ___________. |
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Student:
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_______ smartphone is this? |
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Tutor:
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It’s _________. |
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Student:
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Whose _______ are you in now? |
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Tutor:
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I’m in _______ room. |
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Student:
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Do you ______ your ______ if a family member eats your snack? |
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Tutor:
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Yes/No, I lose/don’t lose my mind if a family member eats my snack. |
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Student:
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Do you eat your favorite food first, or do you ________ for last? |
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Tutor:
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I eat my favorite food first. / I save my favorite food for last. |
| Situation 1: |
(After the field trip) All of you are leaving for each other’s homes. You found someone’s backpack left behind. Help someone find his/her backpack.
(Your tutor will be one of your friends.)
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| Items to mention: |
– ask whose backpack it is(Who the backpack belongs to) – ask your friend, Maki, if she found hers |
| Situation 2: |
(At your host family’s house) You are helping put away the laundry. Ask your host sister whose clothes they are.
(Your tutor will be your host sister.)
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| Items to mention: |
– whose each item of laundry is (Who each item of laundry belongs to) (e.g. shirts, pants, socks, towels) |
| Situation 3: |
(After dinner with your friends at the restaurant) You found a smartphone left behind on the table. Ask each of them if they have all their belongings with them.
(Your tutor will be one of your friends.)
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| Items to mention: |
– whose smartphone it is (To whom the smartphone belongs) – if your friends have all their belongings with them |
| Situation 4: |
(At a station) You found a wallet on the seat nearby. Ask someone sitting next to you if it’s his or hers.
(Your tutor will be the person sitting next to you.)
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| Items to mention: |
– if he or she really carries his or her wallet with him or her – if the wallet belongs to him or her |
| Situation 5: |
(At your host family’s house) You want to use the hairdryer in the bathroom. Ask your host mother if you can use it.
(Your tutor will be your host mother.)
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| Items to mention: |
– whose hairdryer it is (Who the hairdryer belongs to) – if you can use it |
| 1. | What is your name? |
| 2. | What was your favorite class at school? |
| 3. | How many students do you usually teach in a day? |
| 4. | Have you ever learned any other languages? |
| 5. | How many hours a day do you teach English? |
| My tutor’s name is | |
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practice
練習
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who
誰が
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better
もっと上手
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accept
受け入れる
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singing
歌うこと
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| 1. | play the piano |
| 2. | ask ~ to |
| 3. | not good at |
| 4. | much better at ~ than |
| 5. | accepts one’s offer |
| 6. | let oneself know |
| Saki: | Let’s discuss who can play the piano for us. |
| Nate: | I’m not good at singing, but I think I’m a good piano player. |
| Saki: | Oh, Nate. Thank you. Then, who should we ask to be a chorus leader? |
| Nate: | Audrey is much better at singing than I am. |
| Saki: | I’ll ask her later. |
| Nate: | Okay. After she accepts your offer, why don’t we let our teacher know? |
| 1. | What subject are you good at? | |
| Answer: | . | |
| 2. | What subject are you not good at? | |
| Answer: | . | |
| 3. | Can you play any musical instruments? | |
| Answer: | . | |
| 4. | What club activity do you belong to? What are you good at in that activity? | |
| Answer: | . | |
| 5. | What activities do you usually do in your free time? | |
| Answer: | . |
| Student: | What subject were you __________? |
| Tutor: | I was good at ______________. |
| Student: | What subject ___________ not good at? |
| Tutor: | I was not good at ______________. |
| Student: | Can ___________ any sports? |
| Tutor: | Yes/No, I can/cannot play ________________. |
| Student: | What club activity did you belong to? _______ were you good at in that activity? |
| Tutor: | I belonged to __________________. I was good at __________________. |
| Student: | What activities __________ usually ________________________________? |
| Tutor: | I usually ____________________ in my free time. |
| Situation 1: |
You are getting ready for the barbecue with your friends. Assign the tasks to each friend.
(Your tutor will be one of your friends.)
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| Items to mention: |
– John – good at making a fire – Emily – good at cooking – Hana – good at building a tent |
| Situation 2: |
You are about to have a parent-teacher conference with a teacher. Talk about what you are good at.
(Your tutor will be your teacher.)
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| Items to mention: |
– what you are good at – what subject you like – what subject you are not good at |
| Situation 3: |
You are about to have a job interview for a clerk in the grocery store. Share what you are good at.
(Your tutor will be the interviewer.)
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| Items to mention: |
– what you are good at – how your skills can help in the job – what kind of customer service you can give |
| Situation 4: |
You are meeting someone for the first time. You will make a quick self-introduction to him or her.
(Your tutor will be the person you are meeting.)
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| Items to mention: |
– what you like to do in your free time – what you are good at – what you are not good at |
| Situation 5: |
You have a meeting with your classmates for the science project. Ask your classmates what they are good at.
(Your tutor will be one of your classmates.)
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| Items to mention: |
– what they are good at – what you are good at – assign a task to each group member (e.g. collecting data, making a chart) |
| 1. | What is your name? |
| 2. | What kind of housework do you do? |
| 3. | Who does the cooking in your family? |
| 4. | Who does the dishes after dinner in your family? |
| 5. | How often do you clean your room? |
| My tutor’s name is | |
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full
満腹の、満ちた
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mean
重要性を持つ、大切である
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clear
(動詞)片付ける、きれいにする
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stack
積み重ねる
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rinse
すすぐ、洗う
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| 1. | I’m full. |
| 2. | I love(d) it. |
| 3. | that means a lot |
| 4. | let me help ~ |
| 5. | Would you like me to ~? |
| 6. | I’d like you to ~ |
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Saki:
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I’m full… I loved it! Thank you, Ms. Baker. |
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Ms. Baker:
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Saki, that means a lot to me to hear. |
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Saki:
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So let me help you clear the table. |
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Ms. Baker:
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Thanks. Please stack each plate so you can bring all of them. |
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Saki:
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Sure. Would you like me to put them in the dishwasher? |
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Ms. Baker:
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Um, I’d like you to rinse them with water first. |
| 1. | What kind of housework do you help with? | |
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| 2. | What is your favorite kind of housework? | |
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| 3. | What is your least favorite kind of housework? | |
| Answer: | . | |
| 4. | Have you ever offered to help someone on the train or street, etc.? What did you do? |
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| 5. | What do you say when you’re full and can’t eat anymore? | |
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Student:
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(Before dinner) Would you _________ to help? |
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Tutor:
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Oh, yes. I’d like you to put the plates on the table. |
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Student:
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(After dinner) ______ me ______ you do the dishes. |
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Tutor:
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Thank you. Then, I’ll wipe them off. |
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Student:
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What is your favorite ____________? |
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Tutor:
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My favorite kind of housework is ______________________. |
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Student:
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What kind of ______ did you help with when you were a student? |
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Tutor:
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I ____________________ when I was a student. |
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Student:
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Have you ever offered to _______ someone on the train or street, etc.? What help did you give? |
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Tutor:
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(Yes/No), I (have/have never) offered to help (someone/anyone) (on/at/in) _______________. I _____________________. |
| Situation 1: |
(At the sports field in school) You had a PE class. Now, you have to clear the sports field. Ask your coach what to do. (Your tutor will be your coach.)
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| Items to mention: |
– what you can help your coach with – where you should move the equipment – whether or not your coach is going to use the equipment in the next class |
| Situation 2: |
(After the party) Your host family held a party for you. After all the guests have left, you have to help clear the room. Ask your host family what to do. (Your tutor will be your host mother.)
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| Items to mention: |
– where you should put away all the decorations – if you can wipe the table and the floor – what else you can help her with |
| Situation 3: |
(On the street) You see an elderly lady walking with a big bag. She is about to get on the bus. Offer your help to her. (Your tutor will be the elderly lady.)
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| Items to mention: |
– if you can carry her bag – if you can help her get on the bus – saying “take care” to her |
| elderly 年配の、お年をめした |
| Situation 4: |
(At a summer camp) You join a summer camp. Your team members are getting ready for the camp. Offer your help. (Your tutor will be one of your team members.)
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| Items to mention: |
– if you can help set up a tent – if you can make a fire for the barbecue – let them know if there’s anything specific you’d like to help with |
| Situation 5: |
(At your office) You have a part-time job. Ask your coworkers what to do. (Your tutor will be one of your coworkers.)
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| Items to mention: |
– what tasks you should perform for them – whether you can make copies of documents – whether you can gather customers’ information |
| 1. | What is your name? |
| 2. | What are the best places to visit in your country? |
| 3. | Have you been to other countries? |
| 4. | What country do you want to visit? |
| 5. | Have you been to Japan? |
| My tutor’s name is | |
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locate
位置する
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approximately
おおよそ
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amazing
驚くべき、すばらしい
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atmosphere
雰囲気、ムード
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stunning
すてきな、魅力的な
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| 1. | be located in |
| 2. | popular among~ |
| 3. | such as~ |
| 4. | perfect for~ |
| 5. | established in~ |
| Jane: | Good morning, Kei. What a nice atmosphere in Japan today! What place are we going to visit later? |
| Kei: | Good morning, Jane. After having breakfast, we are going to visit one of the most famous temples in Japan, the Horyuji Temple. It was established in 607 by Prince Shotoku. |
| Jane: | 607? Amazing! I think it looks stunning. I think that place is popular among foreign tourists. Where is it located? |
| Kei: | It is located in Ikaruga approximately 10 km southwest from the center of Nara. We can buy interesting things there such as ceramic bowls which are perfect for souvenirs. |
| Jane: | How exciting! What public transportation should we take to get there? |
| Kei: | We can get there by bus from Kintetsu Nara Station to Horyuji-mae. There is only one bus per hour so we’d better hurry up. |
| 1. | Where is the famous place in your city located? | |
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| 2. | Why do you think Japan is popular among foreign tourists? | |
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| 3. | When was your school established? | |
| Answer: | . | |
| 4. | What place in Japan is perfect for winter vacation? | |
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| 5. | What can foreign tourists do in your city/town? | |
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| Student: | ? | |
| Tutor: | The Kinkakuji Temple was established in 1397. | |
| Student: | ? | |
| Tutor: | The museum is popular among students who like history. | |
| Student: | ? | |
| Tutor: | The temple is located in Kita-ku, Kyoto. | |
| Student: | ? | |
| Tutor: | Tourists can try many things such as skiing and snowboarding. | |
| Student: | ? | |
| Tutor: | Hokkaido is perfect for summer vacation in Japan. |
| Situation 1: |
Your English teacher is asking about your city. Please tell your English teacher about the most famous place in your city.
(Your tutor will pretend to be your English teacher.)
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| Items to mention: |
– name of your city – famous place in your city – where the famous place is located |
| Situation 2: |
A foreign tourist is asking about places to visit in Japan. Please talk to him/her about places in Japan which are popular among foreigners.
(Your tutor will pretend to be your foreign tourist.)
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| Items to mention: |
– famous places in Japan – what the places are perfect for – where the places are located |
| Situation 3: |
Your friend is doing a research about the oldest places in Japan. Please talk to your friend about the oldest places in your city.
(Your tutor will pretend to be your friend.)
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| Items to mention: |
– name of the oldest place in your city – when it was established – where it is located |
| Situation 4: |
Your Canadian classmate is asking you about places near your school. Please talk to him/her about a beautiful place near your school and how to get there.
(Your tutor will pretend to be your Canadian classmate.)
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| Items to mention: |
– name of place – how he/she can get there – opening hours |
| Situation 5: |
Your foreign friend wants to bring his parents to Japan. Please tell him/her what places he/she can bring his/her parents.
(Your tutor will pretend to be a foreign tourist.)
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| Items to mention: |
– name of places – where they are located – how he/she can get there |
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table
テーブル、食事の
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please
どうぞ、お願いします
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order
注文する
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same
同じ
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delicious
とても美味しい
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| 1. | Excuse me. |
| 2. | What’s ~ like? |
| 3. | Could I/we have ~ ? |
| 4. | Have you tried ~? |
| 5. | Let me add ~. |
| Tutor: | I’m so hungry. Good thing there is an available table for us. Have you tried carbonara? |
| Student: | No, I haven’t. I would love to try that. What’s carbonara like? |
| Tutor: | The sauce is white and creamy. It is very delicious. Let me order for us. Excuse me. Could we have two carbonaras, please? |
| Student: | I see. Let me add a cheese pizza as well. |
| Tutor: | I’m so hungry. Good thing there is an available table for us. Have you tried carbonara? |
| Student: | No, I haven’t. I would love to try that. ___________ carbonara _________? |
| Tutor: | The sauce is white and creamy. It is very delicious. Let me order for us. Excuse me. Could we have two carbonaras, please? |
| Student: | I see. ______________ a cheese pizza as well. |
| 1. | What do you usually order in an American restaurant? |
| Answer: | I usually ____________ a hamburger and _______________. |
| 2. | What is the most delicious Japanese food for you? |
| Answer: | For me, the most ________________ Japanese food is _______________. |
| 1. | Have you tried Mexican food? | |
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| 2. | What’s a bento box like? | |
| Answer: | . |
| 1. | __________ do you usually _________________ a fast food restaurant? |
| Tutor: | I usually order fried chicken and spaghetti at a fast food restaurant. |
| 2. | ______________ you _____________ gyudon? |
| Tutor: | Yes. I have tried gyudon at a Japanese restaurant. |
| Student: | Does | ? | |
| Tutor: | Onigiri does not taste the same as sushi. | ||
| Student: | Have | ? | |
| Tutor: | No. I haven’t tried Filipino food. |
| Situation 1: |
You are studying abroad with your friend. You came to an Italian restaurant to eat dinner. Please order pizza and pasta.
あなたは友達と一緒に留学中です。イタリアンレストランにディナーを食べにきました。ピザとパスタを注文しましょう。
(Your tutor will pretend to be your friend and the waiter/waitress.)
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| Items to mention: |
– ask your friend what kind of pasta and pizza he/she wants to order – ask the waiter/waitress for his/her recommendation(s) and place an order |
| Situation 2: |
You are at an American restaurant with your host family. Please ask your host father/mother what food is delicious at the restaurant.
あなたはホストファミリーとアメリカンレストランに来ました。ホストマザー/ファーザーにこのレストランで美味しい料理を尋ねましょう。
(Your tutor will pretend to be your host mother/father.)
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| Items to mention: |
– food that is delicious at the restaurant – what dessert is the best at the restaurant |
| Situation 3: |
You are with an exchange student and it is his/her first time to eat at a Japanese restaurant. Please ask him/her about the Japanese foods he/she wants to order.
あなたは留学生と日本のレストランに来ました。彼/彼女が日本のレストランに来るのは初めてです。どんな日本の食べ物を食べたいか尋ねましょう。
(Your tutor will pretend to be the exchange student.)
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| Items to mention: |
– Japanese foods he/she wants to try – ask him/her food s/he doesn’t like |