カランメソッドの記録: Callan New Edition Stage 8 Lesson 114 Pages 617-618

金曜日, 6月 07, 2013

Callan New Edition Stage 8 Lesson 114 Pages 617-618

レッスンで出てきた文法・単語	SENTENCE STRUCTURES: If another world war broke out, I'd hide in the rural area with my family. The difference between "wage" and "salary" is that we generally use the word "wage' for a non-professional job. or a job in which a person earns a fixed amount of money for each hour they work. The kind of people who don't earn a steady wage or salary are actors, artists, writers. Seasona' workers such as waiters such as waiters who work at seaside hotels in the summer, receive a wage. The kind of jobs we need a steady hand for are painter, surgeon, pianist etc. I I think it'll take me about three months to finish this book if I keep working steadily. We generally form the plural of a noun ending in "f"or "fe"by changing the "f" or "fe" to "ves form the plural of a noun. leaf -leaves. "loaf -loaves'. 'shelf -sheIves, "knife - knives', life - lives', "wife - wives. Three common exceptions to .. are "chefs", "cliffs" and "roofs". VOCABULARY WORDS: BREAK OUT WAGE SALARY PAYMENT PROFESSION NON-PROFESSIONAL STEADY SEASONAL PAINTER PIANIST SURGEON LEAF LOAF SHELF CLIFF GRAMMAR: We use the words 'wage" and "salary for the payment received for work done. The difference between "wage" and "salary" is that we generally use the word "wage' for a non-professional job. or a job in which a person earns a fixed amount of money for each hour they work, whereas we generally use "salary" for a professional job, or a job in which a person earns a fixed amount of money each year. When a noun ends in f or fe or we generally make its plural by changing the "f or fe" to 'ves". For example. leaf -leaves. "loaf -loaves'. 'shelf -sheIves, "knife - knives', life - lives', "wife - wives' etc. However. three common exceptions to this rule are 'chefs, "cliffs. and "roofs'.
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 617-618

レッスンで出てきた文法・単語

SENTENCE STRUCTURES:

If another world war broke out, I'd hide in the rural area with my family.
The difference between "wage" and "salary" is that we generally use the word "wage' for a non-professional job. or a job in which a person earns a fixed amount of money for each hour they work.
The kind of people who don't earn a steady wage or salary are actors, artists, writers.
Seasona' workers such as waiters such as waiters who work at seaside hotels in the summer, receive a wage.
The kind of jobs we need a steady hand for are painter, surgeon, pianist etc.
I I think it'll take me about three months to finish this book if I keep working steadily.
We generally form the plural of a noun ending in "f"or "fe"by changing the "f" or "fe" to "ves form the plural of a noun.
leaf -leaves. "loaf -loaves'. 'shelf -sheIves, "knife - knives', life - lives', "wife - wives.
Three common exceptions to .. are "chefs", "cliffs" and "roofs".

VOCABULARY WORDS:

BREAK OUT
WAGE
SALARY
PAYMENT
PROFESSION
NON-PROFESSIONAL
STEADY
SEASONAL
PAINTER
PIANIST
SURGEON
LEAF
LOAF
SHELF
CLIFF

GRAMMAR:
*We use the words 'wage" and "salary for the payment received for work done. The difference between "wage" and "salary" is that we generally use the word "wage' for a non-professional job. or a job in which a person earns a fixed amount of money for each hour they work, whereas we generally use "salary" for a professional job, or a job in which a person earns a fixed amount of money each year.
*When a noun ends in f or fe or we generally make its plural by changing the "f or fe" to 'ves". For example. leaf -leaves. "loaf -loaves'. 'shelf -sheIves, "knife - knives', life - lives', "wife - wives' etc. However. three common exceptions to this rule are 'chefs, "cliffs. and "roofs'.

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 617-618