Conversation(Intermediate Chapter 1)｜日常会話（中級１章）Lesson73: Asking for Advice

PART A_1

Let’s learn new vocabulary. Listen and repeat these words with me.

PART A_2

1.　confess 　告白する
	The police persuaded him to confess his crime.
2.　secret 　秘密の
	Don’t tell her any of your secrets because she’s got a big mouth.
3.　catch 　捕まえる
	I catch students using their phones in class regularly.
4.　shrug off 　(取るに足らぬものとして)無視する
	He just shrugged off the criticisms and continued to do his best.
5.　tolerate 　大目に見る、黙って許す
	We don’t tolerate eating and drinking in the library.

PART A_3

I will ask the questions below. Please answer in complete sentences.

PART A_4

1.	What would you do if your friend confesses something wrong they did?
2.	What is the importance of trust in keeping secrets?
3.	What would you do if you caught a classmate cheating on an exam?
4.	Do you take criticism as motivation to improve, or do you just shrug it off
5.	What are the things you cannot tolerate in your household?

PART B_1

Let’s read the dialogue. I will play Ron, and you will play Emma. Then, we’ll switch roles.

PART B_2

Emma, can I confess something to you?

Sure, Ron. Your secrets are always safe with me.

So, I caught a classmate cheating on our exam earlier.

Oh, my. What did you do?

Nothing. I just shrugged it off and kept quiet because he warned me. What do you think I should do?

If I were you, I would tell my teacher first thing tomorrow morning.

Maybe that’s really the right thing to do.

Yes. What your classmate did is absolutely wrong and must not
be tolerated.

How about his threat?

Don’t worry about it, as long as you tell the whole
truth to your teacher.

PART C_1

I will ask questions about the conversation. Please answer in complete sentences.

PART C_2

1.	What did Ron confess to Emma?
2.	Why didn’t Ron tell his teacher immediately?
3.	What was Emma’s advice?

PART D_1

Fill in the blanks using the new vocabulary you learned to complete the conversation.

PART D_2

1.	A: Did he __________ what he did to you? B: No, that’s why I’m never going to let him come near me ever.
2.	A: I now regret trusting her! B: Sadly, she couldn’t keep any __________.
3.	A: What happened to the thief? B: Fortunately, the police ___________ him.
4.	A: Have you heard the rumors about your sister? B: Yes, I just _________ it __________ because I know my sister more than they do.
5.	A: Can we hang out and do our project tomorrow instead? B: No, Mr. Cruz doesn’t __________ late submissions.

PART E_1

Let’s do a role play. Talk with me based on the situation below, using the expressions you just learned.

PART E_2

You and your friend are discussing an incident where you accidentally broke a classmate’s phone during a group project. You’re unsure whether to tell the truth or keep it to yourself. Ask your best friend for advice.

PART E_3

REVIEW AND FEEDBACK

Now, let us review the things that you learned in this lesson.

(Please give short feedback on how your student did in your class.)

	Grammar 文法	Pronunciation 発音	Vocabulary 単語	Comprehension 理解
GOOD	文法の誤りはほとんどなく、完全な文章で話すことができる	ほとんどの単語をはっきりと正しく発音することができる	習った表現を適切に使うことができる	文章を理解し、質問に正しく答えることができる
FAIR	文法の誤りはあるが、完全な文章で話すことができる	発音の練習が必要な言葉がいくつかある	たまにミスはあるが、習った表現を適切に使うことができる	文章を完全に理解するのは難しく、質問に正しく答えられないときもある
POOR	文章で話すのは難しく、単語だけで話すことができる	発音の練習が必要である	習った単語と表現を少しだけ使うことができる	文章を理解するのは難しく、質問に答えるのは難しい

TUTOR FEEDBACK

GRAMMAR
Good:	Was able to speak in complete sentences with minimal grammatical errors.
Fair:	Was able to speak in complete sentences with evident grammatical errors.
Poor:	Was able to speak using words only.
PRONUNCIATION
Good:	Was able to pronounce most of the words clearly and correctly.
Fair:	Mispronounced a few words.
Poor:	Mispronounced most of the words.
VOCABULARY
Good:	Used appropriate expressions learned in class.
Fair:	Used appropriate expressions learned in class and made a few errors in word choice.
Poor:	Used only a few words and expressions.
COMPREHENSION
Good:	Was able to understand the passages and answer the questions correctly.
Fair:	Had a little difficulty in understanding passages and answering questions.
Poor:	Had a hard time understanding passages and answering questions.