Today's Lesson: Callan Stage 7 Lesson 104 page 645 - 647

レッスンで出てきた文法・単語	*VOCABULARY* -heat -radiator -oil -central heating -lack -sufficient -credit, on credit -neighbour -next-door neighbour -neighbouring -bookshop -neighbourhood -get on well 仲良くする *SENTENCE STRUCTURE* -Yes, I prefer the heat of the summer rather than the cold of the winter.  -When I lack sufficient money to buy something I wait and save the money.  -My neighbour in this room is my wife.  -I think the reason that some people just don't get on well with their next-door neighbours is that we choose our friends, but do not choose our neighbours. GRAMMAR* -They form their interrogatives by putting the verb before the subject.  -They form their negatives just by adding "not".  -They are the only verbs used in Tail Questions.  -They are used as auxiliaries.  -They are used for short answers.  -They are used in End Constructions.  -They are used when we wish to be emphatic.  -They are often followed by certain adverbs  -They do not take "s" in the third person of the Present Simple.  -We put an adverb before a special verbs instead of after it when we wish to emphasize the Special Verb  -The verb and noun for the adjective hot are both heat.
レッスンで利用した教材	Callan Stage 7 book
レッスンで利用した教材のページ数	645 - 647

It is well to remember that in English there are very often exceptions to a rule, which means that it would be dangerous to think of the rules as always being obeyed.
When learning a rule, we should always remember the words "generally, often, sometimes" etc. For example, we "generally" put an adverb after the Special Verbs, but sometimes you will find it before a Special Verb. For example, "John always is late." In this case, the special verb "is" is used emphatically in order to emphasise the fact that John is always late.