Answer: |
B_1
prepare
準備する
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emergency
非常用の、緊急の
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flashlight
懐中電灯
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In addition,
加えて、さらに、
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C_1
C_2
TUTOR:
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Have you seen this symbol? |
STUDENT:
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Yes, I have. |
TUTOR:
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Can you tell me what this symbol means? |
STUDENT:
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It means “evacuation area.” It shows a person running to a safe area. |
1. | Do you know what this symbol means? |
It shows ____________________________________________.
2. | Do you know what this symbol means? |
It shows ____________________________________________.
3. | Do you know what this symbol means? |
It shows ____________________________________________.
Next, let’s describe the sign. Please read aloud the example.
次は、標識を説明してみましょう。まずは例を読みましょう、
Now, please fill in the blanks to describe.
This sign tells you ______ you can find an _______________ in case of _______. Turn _______, keep going for _______ meters, and you can get there. |
D_1
D_2
TUTOR:
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We also should prepare for disasters, Kana. It could happen to us tomorrow. |
STUDENT:
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Can you tell me what to prepare, Dad? |
TUTOR:
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An emergency kit. We put water, food, a flashlight, and portable toilets in one backpack for each person. |
STUDENT:
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Oh, I get it. |
TUTOR:
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In addition, we should decide how to contact each other during a disaster. |
STUDENT:
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Alright. We have a lot to prepare for. |
D_4
STUDENT:
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We also should prepare for disasters, Kana. It could happen to us tomorrow. |
TUTOR:
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Can you tell me what to prepare, Dad? |
STUDENT:
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An emergency kit. We put water, food, a flashlight, and portable toilets in one backpack for each person. |
TUTOR:
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Oh, I get it. |
STUDENT:
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In addition, we should decide how to contact each other during a disaster. |
TUTOR:
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Alright. We have a lot to prepare for. |
D_5
E_2
What did Kana ask her dad? |
E_3
Answer: |
E_4
In addition to preparing a emergency kit, what did Kana’s dad say they should decide? |
Answer: |
E_6
Great job answering the questions! |
F_1
Do you have extra food and water at home for disasters? |
Answer: |
Do you know where your school’s emergency exit is? |
Answer: |
If an earthquake happens, what should you do first? |
Answer: |
Has your family prepared for a disaster? If yes, what things have you prepared? If not, will you ask your family to prepare an emergency kit? Why or why not? |
Answer: |
Great job answering the questions! |
G_1
G_2
What kinds of disasters often occur in Japan? Have you ever experienced any of them? How did you feel? Please tell me what you know. |
G_3
Answer: |
What are you going to do after school today? |
Answer: |
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Answer: |
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! |
C_4
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? |
Answer: |
In case 2, what does the speaker say about the announcements and information on the internet? |
Answer: |
How did you feel when you first experienced an earthquake? |
Answer: |
Do you prepare anything for a disaster? |
Answer: |
What should you do if an earthquake hits while you are taking a class at school? |
Answer: |
Do you know where the closest shelter is? Have you been there? |
Answer: |
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? |
Answer: |
What items do you need in a shelter? Please tell me as many as you can think of. Any small items are okay. |
Answer: |
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Answer: |
Red List
レッドリスト
(絶滅の恐れのある野生生物の種を選定したもの) |
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endangered
絶滅の危機に瀕(ひん)している
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polar bear
ホッキョクグマ
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want someone to do …
(人)に…してほしい
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The following are some of the endangered animals in Japan. Which animal do you choose to present?
日本にも絶滅の危機にある動物がいます。どの動物について発表しますか?
Iriomote cat
イリオモテヤマネコ
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Blakiston’s fish owl
シマフクロウ
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Red-crowned crane
タンチョウ
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Others
その他の動物
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1. What is the animal’s name? |
______ are one of the endangered animals in Japan. |
C_6
2. Where is their habitat? |
They live in ______. |
C_8
3. How many of them are there in Japan? |
There are about _________ in Japan. |
C_10
4. Why are they endangered? |
They became endangered because ______________. |
C_12
5. What do you think is important for us to do to protect the animal you chose? |
I think it is important for us to __________________. |
C_15
Opening | Today, I am going to talk about endangered animals in Japan. |
Body |
Name: _________________________. Habitat: _______________________. Population: ____________________. Other information: _____________. |
Closing | I think _________________________. Thank you for listening. |
C_16
D_1
TUTOR:
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What are we going to write about in the class newspaper? |
STUDENT:
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How about endangered animals? We learned about it in science class. |
TUTOR:
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That’s a good idea! Endangered animals and plants are on the Red List, right? |
STUDENT:
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That’s right. I was surprised to learn that polar bears and tigers are on the list. |
TUTOR:
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We want everyone to know about the endangered animals in Japan, too. |
STUDENT:
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Let’s write an article on them! |
D_3
D_4
STUDENT:
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What are we going to write about in the class newspaper? |
TUTOR:
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How about endangered animals? We learned about it in science class. |
STUDENT:
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That’s a good idea! Endangered animals and plants are on the Red List, right? |
TUTOR:
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That’s right. I was surprised to learn that polar bears and tigers are on the list. |
STUDENT:
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We want everyone to know about the endangered animals in Japan, too. |
TUTOR:
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Let’s write an article on them! |
D_5
E_1
E_2
What is on the Red List? |
E_3
Answer: |
E_4
What do they want everyone to know about? |
Answer: |
E_6
Great job answering the questions! |
F_1
Do you like visiting zoos? |
Answer: |
Do you think it is important for us to protect nature to save animals? |
Answer: |
What do you want everyone to know about endangered animals? |
Answer: |
What animals do you usually see in your daily life? |
Answer: |
Great job answering the questions! |
G_1
G_2
What is your favorite animal? Why? What do you like the most about it? |
G_3
Answer: |
Do you have any pets? If yes, what is his/her name? Please tell me more about him/her. If not, do you want a pet? What kind of pet do you want? Why? |
Answer: |
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Answer: |
included
含まれる
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poem
詩
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written
(writeの過去分詞)書いた、書かれた
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seasonal
特定の季節の
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STUDENT:
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Hi! I’m Kudo Fumiya. Nice to meet you! |
TUTOR:
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I’m Oliver Davis. Nice to meet you, too! |
STUDENT:
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Welcome to our school, Oliver! We’ve been looking forward to having you in our class. |
TUTOR:
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I’m a bit nervous, but I’m glad to hear that. |
STUDENT:
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No worries. Feel free to ask me anything if you have any questions. |
TUTOR:
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Thanks, Fumiya. |
STUDENT:
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So, let me show you around our school. Let’s go! |
それでは、歓迎するときに使うフレーズの例を読んでみましょう。
1. | We’re happy to have you here. |
2. | Let me know if there’s anything you need. |
3. |
I hope you enjoy your time in Japan! |
STUDENT:
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Hi! Are you Ms. Wilson? |
TUTOR:
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Yes. I’m Hannah Wilson. |
STUDENT:
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I’m Yoshida Mako. We’re ______________ here. |
TUTOR:
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Thank you, Mako. Have you been to this festival before? |
STUDENT:
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Yes, I have. Let me know if _________________. |
TUTOR:
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Thank you for the warm welcome. |
STUDENT:
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You’re welcome. I hope ______________ in Japan! |
TUTOR:
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What is Eri doing? I haven’t seen her since this morning. |
STUDENT:
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She has been studying in her room since 9 a.m. |
TUTOR:
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Oh, she’s been studying for three hours. It’s lunch time. I’m going to talk to her. |
TUTOR:
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Hey, Eri. What are you studying? |
STUDENT:
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I’m studying Edo culture in Japan. |
TUTOR:
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Wow, that’s great! Tell me about it while eating lunch! |
STUDENT:
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What is Eri doing? I haven’t seen her since this morning. |
TUTOR:
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She has been studying in her room since 9 a.m. |
STUDENT:
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Oh, she’s been studying for three hours. It’s lunch time. I’m going to talk to her. |
STUDENT:
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Hey, Eri. What are you studying? |
TUTOR:
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I’m studying Edo culture in Japan. |
STUDENT:
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Wow, that’s great! Tell me about it while eating lunch! |
Haiku have been especially enjoyed by Japanese people for centuries. Haiku are Japanese poems. It has some rules. First, it is written in a few words, not in sentences. Second, a seasonal word must be included. This makes it easier to imagine the season and nature.
How long has Eri been studying? |
Answer: |
Since when has haiku been an important Japanese culture? |
Answer: |
Have you read or seen any Japanese culture born in the Edo period? |
Answer: |
Do you like to write any sentences/essays/poems? Why or why not? |
Answer: |
Is there something you’ve been doing since you were a child? How long have you been doing it? |
Answer: |
How long have you learned English? |
Answer: |
Do you like reading? If yes, why do you like it? Please tell me about your favorite book. If not, why? What do you like to do in your free time? |
Answer: |
Do you like your hometown? |
Answer: |
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Answer: |
How long …?
どれくらい…?
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since
~から
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image(s)
印象
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curious
好奇心をそそるような
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1. | I’ve been playing tennis for three years. |
2. | I’ve been playing chess since 2019. |
3. | I’ve been studying Chinese for a year. |
4. | I’ve been wearing eyeglasses for three years. |
5. | I’ve wanted a new smartphone since last year. |
それでは、会話文の例を読んでみましょう。
STUDENT:
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I like painting very much. |
TUTOR:
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How long have you liked it? |
STUDENT:
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I’ve liked it for about two years. I started painting pictures in junior high school. |
TUTOR:
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That’s great! |
1. | What do you like to do? |
Answer: | |
2. | How long have you liked it? |
Answer: | |
3. | Why do you like it? |
Answer: |
それでは私に次の質問をしてみましょう。
1. | What do you like to do? |
Answer: | |
2. | How long have you liked it? |
Answer: | |
3. | Why do you like it? |
Answer: |
では、私に尋ねたことを発表してみましょう。まずは次の例文を読みます。講師の後に繰り返しましょう
Next, I will fill in the blanks with your answers from part C_7.
次はC_7であなたに尋ねて得た答えをもとに、講師が発表します。
TUTOR:
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Ms. Wilson, can I ask you some questions? |
STUDENT:
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Sure. |
TUTOR:
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How long have you taught English in Japan? |
STUDENT:
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Well, for about four years. |
TUTOR:
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What brought you to Japan? |
STUDENT:
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When I was in junior high school, I read a book about Japanese painting. It was very beautiful, and I wanted to know more about Japan. Then I started to learn Japanese. |
TUTOR:
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That’s fantastic! What do you like about Japanese paintings? |
STUDENT:
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I’ve been a fan of Katsushika Hokusai’s paintings since I first saw them. It made me curious, and I had beautiful images of Japan. |
STUDENT:
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Ms. Wilson, can I ask you some questions? |
TUTOR:
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Sure. |
STUDENT:
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How long have you taught English in Japan? |
TUTOR:
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Well, for about four years. |
STUDENT:
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What brought you to Japan? |
TUTOR:
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When I was in junior high school, I read a book about Japanese painting. It was very beautiful, and I wanted to know more about Japan. Then I started to learn Japanese. |
STUDENT:
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That’s fantastic! What do you like about Japanese paintings? |
TUTOR:
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I’ve been a fan of Katsushika Hokusai’s paintings since I first saw them. It made me curious, and I had beautiful images of Japan. |
How long has Mr. Wilson taught English in Japan? |
Answer: |
Since when has Mr. Wilson been a fan of Katsushika Hokusai? |
Answer: |
How long have you learned English? |
Answer: |
Have you been a fan of someone? Who is it? |
Answer: |
Who is your favorite singer? Since when have you been a fan of him/her? |
Answer: |
How long have you lived in your city? Do you like your city? |
Answer: |
Since when have you known your best friend? How did you meet him/her? |
Answer: |
How long have you been studying English? Do you want to use English in the future? |
Answer: |
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Answer: |
ever
これまでに
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I have been to …
…に行ったことがある
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check … out
…を調べる
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athlete
スポーツマン、運動選手
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C_1
Situation: | The tutor is coming to Japan. Interview the tutor and make a plan for him/her. Please take note his/her answers.
講師が日本に来ることになりました。講師にインタビューをして、彼/彼女のためにプランを考えましょう。インタビューした内容をメモしましょう。
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Questions: | – What is your name? – Where are you from? – When are you coming to Japan? – What do you want to do in Japan? Clues for tutor: Go to Osaka/try takoyaki/see Osaka-jo (Osaka Castle)/go to Universal Studios Japan
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C_3
プランを発表するために下記のサンプルの文章を読みましょう。
C_5
C_7
終わったら、空欄を埋めてプランを発表しましょう
C_9
D_1
– Talking with the gym teacher after the tennis class –
Gym
Teacher: |
Have you heard of Nomura Shingo? |
STUDENT:
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No, I haven’t. Who is he? |
Gym Teacher:
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He’s one of the most famous wheelchair tennis players in the world. |
STUDENT:
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Have you ever watched his match? |
Gym Teacher:
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Yes, I’ve been to his match. He became the first men’s singles Grand Slam winner. |
STUDENT:
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Oh, I didn’t know that. |
Gym Teacher:
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You should check him out. He’s a great Japanese athlete. |
– Talking with the gym teacher after the tennis class –
STUDENT:
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Have you heard of Nomura Shingo? |
TUTOR:
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No, I haven’t. Who is he? |
STUDENT:
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He’s one of the most famous wheelchair tennis players in the world. |
TUTOR:
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Have you ever watched his match? |
STUDENT:
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Yes, I’ve been to his match. He became the first men’s singles Grand Slam winner. |
TUTOR:
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Oh, I didn’t know that. |
STUDENT:
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You should check him out. He’s a great Japanese athlete. |
D_5
E_1
Who is Nomura Shingo? |
Answer: |
Has the gym teacher been to a wheelchair tennis match? |
Answer: |
Great job answering the questions! |
Have you watched any sports matches? |
Answer: |
Have you ever been to Hokkaido? |
Answer: |
Have you ever tried skiing? |
Answer: |
Have you ever been on an airplane? How was it? |
Answer: |
Great job answering the questions! |
Have you been to a concert? Whose concert was it? |
Answer: |
What makes you feel happy? |
Answer: |
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Answer: |
be going to ~
~するつもりである
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free
暇な、自由な
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I’d love to
よろこんで、ぜひ
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Can I ~?
~してもいいですか
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I’m looking forward to ~
~を楽しみにしている
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1. | I’m going to study at the library tomorrow. |
2. | Are you going to join the event? – Yes, I am./No, I’m not. |
3. | How do you cook miso soup? |
4. | It will rain this afternoon. |
TUTOR:
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Hey, Kevin. What are you going to do this Saturday? |
STUDENT:
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I’m going to practice basketball in the morning. But I’m free in the afternoon. |
TUTOR:
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That’s good! I’m going to have a takoyaki party with Lisa. Do you want to join us? |
STUDENT:
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I’d love to! So…, what is takoyaki? |
TUTOR:
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It’s a popular Japanese snack. It’s like little balls. |
STUDENT:
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Wow, that’s interesting! Can I bring my brother? |
TUTOR:
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Sure! We will start at one o’clock at my house. It’s going to be fun! |
STUDENT:
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I’m looking forward to it! |
STUDENT:
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Hey, Kevin. What are you going to do this Saturday? |
TUTOR:
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I’m going to practice basketball in the morning. But I’m free in the afternoon. |
STUDENT:
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That’s good! I’m going to have a takoyaki party with Lisa. Do you want to join us? |
TUTOR:
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I’d love to! So…, what is takoyaki? |
STUDENT:
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It’s a popular Japanese snack. It’s like little balls. |
TUTOR:
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Wow, that’s interesting! Can I bring my brother? |
STUDENT:
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Sure! We will start at one o’clock at my house. It’s going to be fun! |
TUTOR:
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I’m looking forward to it! |
1. | Are you going to have dinner with your family tonight? |
Answer: |
2. | How do you go to school? |
Answer: |
3. | What are you going to do after school today? |
Answer: |
4. | Will it rain tomorrow in your area? |
Answer: |
1. | Are _____ going to visit your friend this weekend? |
(Yes/No), I’m (going/not going) to visit my friend this weekend. |
2. | What are you _______ to do after work today? |
I’m going to _____________________ after work today. |
3. | _____ long do you teach English? |
I teach English for ____________. |
4. | ______ it be hot in the Philippines tomorrow? |
(Yes/No), it (will/will not) be hot in the Philippines tomorrow. |
What are you going to do after school today? |
Answer: |
How do you spend weekends? |
Answer: |
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Answer: |
break
休憩
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wait – waiting
待つ
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buy – buying
買う
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snack
軽食、おやつ
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store
お店
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1. | I am listening to music now. |
2. | Are your brothers doing their homework now? – No, they aren’t. They are playing with their smartphones. |
3. | What is your father doing? – He is making dinner for us. |
4. | David loves soccer. |
TUTOR:
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Hey, what are you doing now? |
STUDENT:
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I’m studying, and I’m just taking a break. How about you? |
TUTOR:
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I’m playing badminton with Maria and Luke. Come and join us! |
STUDENT:
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Sure! Where are you? |
TUTOR:
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In the park near our school. Maria and Luke are going to the convenience store now. |
STUDENT:
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Are they buying snacks? |
TUTOR:
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Yeah. |
STUDENT:
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Okay. I’m taking some drinks! |
TUTOR:
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Thanks! We are waiting for you. |
STUDENT:
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Hey, what are you doing now? |
TUTOR:
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I’m studying, and I’m just taking a break. How about you? |
STUDENT:
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I’m playing badminton with Maria and Luke. Come and join us! |
TUTOR:
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Sure! Where are you? |
STUDENT:
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In the park near our school. Maria and Luke are going to the convenience store now. |
TUTOR:
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Are they buying snacks? |
STUDENT:
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Yeah. |
TUTOR:
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Okay. I’m taking some drinks! |
STUDENT:
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Thanks! We are waiting for you. |
1. | Are you using a computer now? |
Answer: |
2. | What is your English teacher doing now? |
Answer: |
3. | What are your parents doing now? |
Answer: |
4. | What school club do you belong to? |
Answer: |
1. | _____ you working now? |
Yes, I am. I’m working now. |
2. | ______ are your brothers/sisters doing now? |
My brothers/sisters are ________________ now. |
3. | Are you _________ to music now? |
No, I’m not. I’m not listening to music now. I’m speaking English with you now. |
4. | What do you _______ now? |
I want _______________ now. |
Do you play any sports? Yes: What sport do you play? When do you play it? No: Can you tell me about your club activities? When do you do it? |
Answer: |
What do you usually do after school? What time do you usually go home? |
Answer: |
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Answer: |
was/were
(be動詞の過去形)~だった
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blackout
停電
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be absent from ~
~を欠席している
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That’s too bad
それは大変だったね
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fever
発熱
|
1. | I was busy yesterday. |
2. | My father was cooking dinner last night. |
3. | What time is it? – It’s three thirty. |
4. | What day is it today? – It’s Monday. |
TUTOR:
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I had a blackout last Saturday. Did you have it too? |
STUDENT:
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Really? What time was it? |
TUTOR:
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At around five o’clock, What were you doing, then? |
STUDENT:
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Ah, I was sick in bed at that time. I had a fever. |
TUTOR:
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Oh, were you OK? |
STUDENT:
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No, I wasn’t OK over the weekend. I was absent from my club activities. |
TUTOR:
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That’s too bad… Are you OK now? |
STUDENT:
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Yeah, I’m perfect now. What were you doing at five o’clock Sunday? |
TUTOR:
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I was watching TV. My mom and dad weren’t home, so I was scared. |
STUDENT:
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I had a blackout last Saturday. Did you have it too? |
TUTOR:
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Really? What time was it? |
STUDENT:
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At around five o’clock, What were you doing, then? |
TUTOR:
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Ah, I was sick in bed at that time. I had a fever. |
STUDENT:
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Oh, were you OK? |
TUTOR:
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No, I wasn’t OK over the weekend. I was absent from my club activities. |
STUDENT:
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That’s too bad… Are you OK now? |
TUTOR:
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Yeah, I’m perfect now. What were you doing at five o’clock Sunday? |
STUDENT:
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I was watching TV. My mom and dad weren’t home, so I was scared. |
1. | Were you tired yesterday? |
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2. | What were you doing at 9 p.m. last night? |
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3. | What was your mother/father doing this morning? |
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4. | What time is it now? |
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1. | ______ you teaching English at 5 p.m. yesterday? |
(Yes/No), I (was/was not) teaching English at 5 p.m. yesterday. |
2. | Where ______ you last weekend? |
I was in ______ last weekend. |
3. | What were you ______ at 9 p.m. yesterday? |
I was _________________ at 9 p.m. yesterday. |
4. | What day is ___ today? |
It’s ______ today. |
How do you go to school? How far is it from your house to school? |
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What were you doing last weekend? What do you usually do on the weekends? |
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did
(doの過去形)~した
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arrive – arrived
着く – 着いた
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early
早く
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ask – asked
たずねる、頼む – たずねた、頼んだ
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know – knew
知る – 知った
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1. | My friend and I studied at the library yesterday. |
2. | Did you do your homework last night? – Yes, I did./No, I didn’t. |
3. | What time did you get up this morning? – I got up at six. |
TUTOR:
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I arrived at school early today, so I talked with Mrs. Taylor. |
STUDENT:
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Oh, what did you talk about? |
TUTOR:
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We talked about the class party next week. Mrs. Taylor asked me, “Can you talk about Japanese anime at the party?” |
STUDENT:
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Oh, what did you answer? |
TUTOR:
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I answered, “Yes!” |
STUDENT:
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You had a class party today, right? How did you like it? |
TUTOR:
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I liked it very much! Some classmates knew about Japanese anime! |
STUDENT:
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Wow, that’s great! |
STUDENT:
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I arrived at school early today, so I talked with Mrs. Taylor. |
TUTOR:
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Oh, what did you talk about? |
STUDENT:
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We talked about the class party next week. Mrs. Taylor asked me, “Can you talk about Japanese anime at the party?” |
TUTOR:
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Oh, what did you answer? |
STUDENT:
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I answered, “Yes!” |
TUTOR:
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You had a class party today, right? How did you like it? |
STUDENT:
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I liked it very much! Some classmates knew about Japanese anime! |
TUTOR:
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Wow, that’s great! |
1. | Did you clean your room last week? |
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2. | Did you study English yesterday? |
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3. | What did you do during your winter vacation? |
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4. | Who made dinner last night? |
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1. | ____ you visit your friend last month? |
Yes, I did. I visited my friend last month./No, I didn’t. I didn’t visit my friend last month. |
2. | Where did you ____ on your last vacation? |
I went to _______________ on my last vacation. |
3. | Who ______ breakfast today? |
__________ made breakfast today. |
4. | What did you ____ on Christmas Day? |
I ate ____________ on Christmas Day. |
What did you do yesterday? What time did you get up? What food did you eat? |
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What did you do during your last summer vacation? |
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