カランメソッドの記録: Callan Stage 8,lesson 114 pages 718-720

金曜日, 5月 31, 2013

Callan Stage 8,lesson 114 pages 718-720

レッスンで出てきた文法・単語	SENTENCE STRUCTURES: Yes, when a shop lowers the prices of its goods,I think it makes more profit. Another word we can use instead of "lift" is "raise" When a pupil raises his hand in the air during the lesson it generally means he wishes to be excused, that is, to leave the room; or is asking for permission to speak When a child wishes to leave the room,he says "Please teacher, may I leave the room ?" An adult says "I wonder if I might be excused for a moment please ?" I think children are more expensive to raise than race-horses. If I were a great man,the kind of monument I'd like would be my own self and I'd like them to have in my hometown. The difference betweeb intansitive and transitive verb is that, with a transitive verb, the action passes from the subject, through the verb, to the object; whereas, with an intransitive verb, the action of the verb finishes with itself and does not pass to an object. The difference between to raise and to rise is that "to raise" is transitive and "to rise" is intransitive &"to rise" is intransitive I raise my hand& The sun rises. VOCABULARY WORDS: RAISE TO BE EXCUSED MONUMENT HONOUR TRANSITIVE VERB　他動詞 INTRANSITIVE VERB　自動詞 GRAMMAR: The difference between the verbs "to raise" and "to rise" is that the verb "to raise" is transitive, that is, the action of the verb passes from the subject, through the verb, to the object For example, "I (subject) am raising (verb) the book (object)." *Whereas, the verb "to rise" is intransitive, which means that the action of the verb finishes with itself and does not pass to an object For example, "I am rising (from the chair)."
レッスンで利用した教材	Callan book
レッスンで利用した教材のページ数	pages 718-720

レッスンで出てきた文法・単語

SENTENCE STRUCTURES:

Yes, when a shop lowers the prices of its goods,I think it makes more profit.
Another word we can use instead of "lift" is "raise"
When a pupil raises his hand in the air during the lesson it generally means he wishes to be excused, that is, to leave the room; or is asking for permission to speak
When a child wishes to leave the room,he says "Please teacher, may I leave the room ?"
An adult says "I wonder if I might be excused for a moment please ?"
I think children are more expensive to raise than race-horses.
If I were a great man,the kind of monument I'd like would be my own self and I'd like them to have in my hometown.
The difference betweeb intansitive and transitive verb is that, with a transitive verb, the action passes from the subject, through the verb, to the object; whereas, with an intransitive verb, the action of the verb finishes with itself and does not pass to an object.
The difference between to raise and to rise is that "to raise" is transitive and "to rise" is intransitive &"to rise" is intransitive
I raise my hand& The sun rises.

VOCABULARY WORDS:

RAISE
TO BE EXCUSED
MONUMENT
HONOUR
TRANSITIVE VERB　他動詞
INTRANSITIVE VERB　自動詞

GRAMMAR:
The difference between the verbs "to raise" and "to rise" is that the verb "to raise" is transitive, that is, the action of the verb passes from the subject, through the verb, to the object For example, "I (subject) am raising (verb) the book (object)."
*Whereas, the verb "to rise" is intransitive, which means that the action of the verb finishes with itself and does not pass to an object For example, "I am rising (from the chair)."

レッスンで利用した教材

Callan book

レッスンで利用した教材のページ数

pages 718-720