(Callan New) Edition Stage 10, Lesson 151, on page 857, start with: "Do top fashion models earn a lot of money?"

Vocabularies: 

• in time　間に合って
• on time　時間通りに
• show
• confidence
• secret
• keep a secret
• self-confidence
• in confidence　機密
• in secret　秘密
• drag
• figurative　比喩的に
• mean to say
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Sentence Structures: 

• Q. Do top fashion models earn a lot of money?
• A. Yes, top fashion models earn a lot of money.
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• Q. How often do car companies change their models?
• A. Car companies change their models about once every years.
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• Q. Were you a model student when you were at school?
• A. Yes, I was a model student when I were at school.
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• Q. What's the difference between " in time" and "on time"?
• A. The difference " in time" and "on time" is that "in time" means "before it's too late", whereas "on time" means "at the correct, or arranged, time".
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• Q. Give me an example of the difference, please.
• A. Unfortunately, I didn't arrive on time for the start of the concert, but I did get there in time to hear my favorite song.
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• Q. Is there anyone you can think of in whom you have such confidence that you could trust them to keep your greatest secrets?
• A. Yes, there's someone I can think of in whom I have such confidence that I could trust them to keep my greatest secrets.
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• Q. What do we mean when we say that someone is full of self-confidence?
• A. When we say that someone is full of self-confidence, we mean that they are sure of themselves and their abilities.
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• Q. How would you feel if you spoke to somebody in confidence about something but they then told other people what you had discussed?
• A. If I spoke to somebody in confidence about something, but they then told other people what you had discussed,I'd feel uncomfortable.
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• Q. Would you be happy ¡f your friends organized a birthday party for you in secret?
• A. Yes, I'd be happy ¡f your friends organized a birthday party for you in secret.
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• Q. What does the word "drag" mean?
• A. The word "drag" means to pull something heavy along the ground, often with some difficulty.
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• Q. Give me an example of the word "drag" used figuratively, please.
• A. You mean to say you dragged me all this way just to show me that!
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Grammar: 

• The phrase "in time" means "before it's too late". For example, "We got to the theatre ¡n time to have a quick drink before the show". 
• The phrase "on time" means at the correct. or arranged, time". For example, "My flight from London to Paris left on time".
• We can also use the word "drag" in a figurative sense; for example, "Whatever you do, don't drag me into the argument".