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terrible
恐ろしい
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drove
(driveの過去形)運転した
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parking lot
駐車場
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finally
最終的に、ようやく
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fortunately
幸いにも
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First, read the example conversational sentences aloud.
まずは例文で練習してみましょう。
STUDENT:
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Excuse me. May I help you? |
TUTOR:
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Oh, yes, please. Can you tell me how to go to Osaka Castle? |
STUDENT:
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Sure. Please change the train at Tenno-ji. |
TUTOR:
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Okay. Is it this way? |
STUDENT:
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Yes, it is. Shall I take you to Tennoji? I’m on my way to go there. |
TUTOR:
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Really? Thank you! |
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Expressions to use for the person who helps | Expressions to use for the person being helped |
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Do you need some help? | Could you tell me where I can get a taxi? |
Is there anything I can do for you? | Could you help me buy a train ticket? |
Where would you like to go? | |
Are you lost? | No, thank you. I’m fine. |
Sorry, I can’t help you. I’m in a hurry. | You’re a lifesaver! |
Situation 1: | Someone is looking for a taxi. |
– Is there anything I can do for you?
– You’re a lifesaver.
あなたは困っている人を助ける人、講師は困っている人を担当します。
– Is there anything I can do for you?
– You’re a lifesaver.
Situation 2: | A child is lost and crying. |
– Let’s find your mom together.
– Thank you!
あなたは困っている人を助ける人、講師は困っている人を担当します。
– Let’s find your mom together.
– Thank you!
In case 1, where did the man and his wife drive to? |
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In case 2, what does the speaker say about the announcements and information on the internet? |
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How did you feel when you first experienced an earthquake? |
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Do you prepare anything for a disaster? |
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What should you do if an earthquake hits while you are taking a class at school? |
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Do you know where the closest shelter is? Have you been there? |
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Imagine that a disaster has occurred and you and your family are in a shelter. What is the most difficult problem for you? Why? What food would you miss if you couldn’t eat it? |
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What items do you need in a shelter? Please tell me as many as you can think of. Any small items are okay. |
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