Callan New Edition Stage 9 Lesson 129 PAGE 712 "Afraid of"

レッスンで出てきた文法・単語	Vocabulary: 1.)afraid of  2.)afraid that  3.) afraid to 4.) crash 1.)I suppose some people, especially children, are afraid of the dark, because they imagine things that are not there.  2.) Some people more afraid that they might get killed if they travel by plane than by other means of transport because a plane crash is front-page news. 3.) I'm afraid that I can't finish my work by end of day.
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Callan New Edition Stage 9 Lesson 128 on page 710 please continue ''Revision Exercise 57'' and start with item # 12. ''How old must you be before you can vote in elections in this country?''.

レッスンで出てきた文法・単語	Revision Exercise 57 (Lessons 118 - 119): •I must be 20 years before I can vote in elections in my country.  •Unemployment is when there's not enough work for everyone.  •No, it isn't always possible to put theory into practice.  •I think grey clothes suit me best.  •Yes, the cars that people drive today are more efficient than the cars of fifty years ago.  •Yes, think regular physical exercise can have some effect on how happy someone feels.  GRAMMAR: •Verb + infinitive or "-ing"  SENTENCE STRUCTURES: •In English, if a verb is followed immediately by another verb,the second verb must be either an infinitive or a gerund
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Callan New Edition Stage 9 Lesson 128 on page 710 we continue ''DICTATION 85'' and ''Revision Exercise 57'', item # 1-11

レッスンで出てきた文法・単語	SENTENCE STRUCTURED: -I watched the fireworks festival last Saturday. -I brought my own chair. -There are many people there and the place was so crowded. -The tire of my bicycle has little air so I will put some air in it after the lesson. -I haven't eaten my dinner yet. -I don't know what to eat, I will just look some food in my refrigerator. REVISION EXERCISE 57: 1. When we use countable nouns in the general sense, we put them in the plural and we do not put an article in front of them. 2. No, it isn't correct to say "the water is necessary for the life"; we say "water is necessary for life". 3. The articles in English are "the", "a" and "an". 4. There are earthworms, silkworms, woodworms etc. 5. Yes, I think some people deserve more of the good things in life than others. 6. No, I don't pay frequent visits to my doctor. 7. The main attractions of the place where I live are football grounds, world heritage temples and shrines. 8. Yes, I think most people these days are too busy with their own lives to care about the rest of the people in the world. 9. By "miserable weather" we mean cold and rainy weather. 10. Yes, I sometimes get very emotional when watch a sad film. 11. Two common uses of the structure "to be" + infinitive with "to" are to communicate an arrangement or an obligation. DICTATION 85: Football is played throughout the whole world. He used to be a popular prime minister, but what he said last month about the strikes was political madness. Provided you go straight home after school, you will be in time to see your uncle before he leaves. Everyone was dressed in their very best clothes for the big wedding party, which commenced at 8 p.m. The waiter placed the tray carefully on the table The meal he had brought us consisted of potatoes and a small piece of meat which appeared to be old and hard. MISSPELLED WORDS: -potatoes [potatos] -hard [hurt]
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Callan New Edition Stage 9 Lesson 128 pages 709-710

レッスンで出てきた文法・単語	SENTENCE STRUCTURES:  Hot weather angers me more than anything else. Yes, it angers me when an airline makes an additional charge for luggage. I think the best way to insult a person is to make a speech. Yes, If a foreign person said something negative to me and to my country,I'd consider it an insult. VOCABULARY WORDS: ANGER ADDITIONAL INSULT  Idiom 29:FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE-a very strong form of"please.": DICTATION 85:  Football is played through out the whole world.He used to be a popular prime minister, but what he said last month about the strikes was political madness.Provided you go straight home after school, you will be in time to see your ancle before he leaves. Everyone was dressed in their very best clothes for the big wedding party, which commens at eight PM.  corrected words:throughout-commenced-uncle-prime minister
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Callan New Edition Stage 9 Lesson 128 page 707 "What can the word "thus" mean?"

レッスンで出てきた文法・単語	VOCABULARY: •thus  •economize  •involve  •attack  •impression  •bury  •cemetery  SENTENCE STRUCTURES: •The word "thus" can mean "therefore" or "in this way"  •The typhoon is coming thus we will  •If the cost of living suddenly rose and I needed to economize , I'd minimize using my car to save gasoline  •Yes, your job involves correcting my mistakes.  •No, I've never been involved ¡n organizing a surprise party for a friend or family member.  •Another word for "hardly" is "scarcely"  •No, I don't think it's not fair to judge people on first impressions.  •A dog buries a bone in the ground.  •A cemetery is a place where people are buried when they die
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Callan New Edition Stage 9 Lesson 128 on page 706--->RUB...Thank you

レッスンで出てきた文法・単語	VOCABULARY: •rub  •rub out  •rubber  •face  •face to face  SENTENCE STRUCTURES: •We rub our hands together because it makes them warmer  •We can rub out a pencil mark on a piece of paper by using a rubber.  •This window faces onto the street.  •No, not all religions have a god.
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How can we rub out a pencil mark on a piece of paper?

We rub out a pencil mark on a piece of paper by using a rubber.

thus =therefore/"in this way

The weather was cold and wet, thus spoiling our trip to the seaside".

Callan New Edition Stage 9 Lesson 128 on pages 705-706

レッスンで出てきた文法・単語	SENTENCE STRUCTURES:  f a friend of mine wants to go to one cinema and I want to go to another, and I can't agree about which to go to;we should separate in watching movie. No, I wouldn't agree to do an extra three hours of English today. No, I wouldn't agree to a plan that might I get into trouble with the police. When I don't agree with other people,I give suggestion/advice to them. I think that drivers who don't take care whilst driving, and consequently run people over might have an accident. When I was a child,my parents took care of me when I was ill. No, if I went for dinner at a friend's house but didn't care much for the food,I wouldn't tell them it was good. The expressior "I dare say you're right" means 'I think you're probably right". I'd say the kind of jobs which I say required the most daring would be a building cleaner. Yes, in dry countries, people try to conserve water as much as possible. No, when I eventually finish studying English,I don't think I'll be ager to start learning another language immediately. VOCABULARY WORDS:  AGREE ABOUT AGREE THAT AGREE TO AGREE WITH TAKE CARE RUN OVER CARE FOR I DARE SAY... DARING REQUIRE CONSERVE EAGER  GRAMMAR: *"I dare say you're right" means "I think you are probably right". This expression is only used in the first person.
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Callan New Edition Stage 9 Lesson 127 on page 703 we continue ''Dictation 84'' and Lesson 128 on page 704

レッスンで出てきた文法・単語	VOCABULARY: -confident -now that -fortnight GRAMMAR AND EXPLANATION: Using nouns as adjectives 1. We can often use a noun as an adjective in English simply by putting it immediately before another noun, as in the expression "train station". When we do this. the word ''train" becomes an adjective to describe the noun ''station". For example, a shoe shop is a shop; the word "shoe" tells us what it sells. A book cover is a cover for a book. 2. Sometimes, these expressions are used so often that they eventually become one word. For example, ''ashtray", "bedroom", "toothbrush" etc. SENTENCE STRUCTURED: -I ate curry rice in our company's cafeteria. -I will play with my cats after the lesson. -There is a fireworks festival here in our my place tomorrow. -The festival will start at 5:00 pm and the fireworks display will start at 7:00 pm. -I will watch it tomorrow. -We can often use a noun as an adjective in English simply by putting it immediately before another noun. -A water bottle is a bottle that ¡s made to carry water. -We eat dinner from a dinner plate. -No, even though I'm at this stage of your English studies, I don't think I'd be able to travel abroad confident of making myself understood in the language. DICTATION 84: There are various means of transport we can use these days, but in the old days, people only had the choice of going on foot or on horseback, or by some horse-drawn form of transport. Being overweight is usually due to overeating. One usually needs to be taught how to operate a factory machine. Unity is essential for success in a battle. Tom is the elder of the two children, though even he is not very old. They just could not decide whether to rent a house for a fortnight or stay at a hotel. Eventually, however, they chose to rent a house. MISSPELLED WORDS: -fortnight [four nights]
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Callan New Edition Stage 9 Lesson 127 on pages 702-703

レッスンで出てきた文法・単語	VOCABULARY: -degree -angle -right angle -grade -centigrade -somewhat -at all -unity IDIOM 28: why on earth = a very strong form of why" FOR EXAMPLE: 1. Why on earth didn't you call me and ask for help? 2. I just can't understand why on earth they got married if they don't like each other very much. SENTENCE STRUCTURED: -It's raining today. -I will read a book after the lesson. -I reserved an animation magazine online. -They will sell it next month. -There are 90 degrees in a right angle. -I think the temperature is about 30 degrees centigrade today. -If a student gets an A grade in an exam, that's a good result. -I'm somewhat happy when I get a present. -Yes, on average, Scandinavian people are somewhat taller than people in the rest of Europe. -I don't believe our government at all. -The idiom "why on earth" means a very strong form of why". -Why on earth did you delay the lesson?
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Callan New Edition Stage 9 Lesson 127 pages 701-702

レッスンで出てきた文法・単語	SENTENCE STRUCTURES: Supposing I could entertain a famous person at my house, I'd choose Mao Zedong/Dustin Huffman. By the background of a picture or a photograph we mean the part which is behind the main subject. Yes, when students apply to go to university,they're asked questions about their personal background. The kind of activity I apply energy the most is my work. Yes, I know what to do to apply for a new passport. I highly recommend you to eat this cake. A profession that is highly respected and highly paid. one of the most ancient civilizations in the history of the world is the Roman Empire. VOCABULARY WORDS: ENTERTAIN BACKGROUND APPLY HIGHLY THE BROWNS ANCIENT EGYPT
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Callan New Edition Stage 9 Lesson 127 on pages 698-700

レッスンで出てきた文法・単語	VOCABULARY: -sympathy -reckon -airline -horrible -anxiety -anxious -possession GRAMMAR AND EXPLANATION: Comparatives and superlatives of adjectives, participles and adverbs 1. Most adjectives of two syllables which have the stress on the first syllable form their comparatives and superlatives by adding "-er" and "-est". For example, "clever - cleverer - cleverest" and "simple - simpler - simplest". 2. However, adjectives ending in "-ful" or "-less" form their comparatives and superlatives by using "more than" and "the most". For example, "helpful - more helpful - the most helpful" and "careless - more careless - the most careless". 3. Some adjectives are made from the participles of verbs. For example, "a surprising result" or "an interested child". These adjectives form their comparatives and superlatives by using "more than" and "the most". For example, "boring - more boring - the most boring" and "pleased - more pleased - the most pleased". 4. There are some exceptions to these rules, but if you are not sure how to form the comparative and superlative of an adjective, it is best to use more than" and "the most". 5. Adverbs that are made by adding "-ly" to an adjective form their comparatives arid superlatives by using "more than" and "the most". For example, "carefully - more carefully - the most carefully". SENTENCE STRUCTURED: -We form the comparatives and superlatives of adjectives made from the participles of verbs by using "more than" and "the most". -If you are not sure how to form the comparative and superlative of an adjective, it's best to use "more than" and "the most". -We form the comparatives and superlatives of adverbs that are made by adding "-ly" to an adjective by using "more than" and "the most". -The kind of people I have most sympathy for are those hungry children. -Yes, I reckon I could jump up and touch the ceiling. -I reckon Delta Airline is the biggest airline in the world at the moment. -Yes, the weather can sometimes be horrible in the middle of winter. -Yes, I feel some anxiety about the future of the world. -A shopkeeper is always anxious to please his customers so that they will come back again. -My car is my most valuable personal possession.
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Callan New Edition Stage 9 LESSON 127 page 697 "Social"

レッスンで出てきた文法・単語	VOCABULARY: •social  •edge  •little by little  •intend  •tin  •preserve  •aluminum  •on average  SENTENCE STRUCTURES: •That part of the table is the edge.  •Yes, we can balance a coin on its edge  •No, we cant cut bread with the thick edge of a knife.  •The verb "to edge' means "to move slowly and carefully towards somewhere.  •Factories put food ¡n tins to preserve it  •A tin is made of tin or aluminium  •The adjectives of two syllables form their comparatives and superlatives by using "more than" and "the most" are those ending in "-ful" or "-less"  GRAMMAR: •Comparatives and superlatives of adjectives, participles and adverbs
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Callan New Edition Stage 8 Lesson 126 please continue ''VOCABULARY TEST'' and start with item # 29) ''trolley''.

レッスンで出てきた文法・単語	VOCABULARY TEST: SENTENCE STRUCTURES: •I want to ride a trolley.  •I can't play a drum  • I need an evidence to prove my innocence.  •We ride a ship from a harbor.  •The waiter served dishes to our table.  •A landlord owns an apartment.  •My nephew is smart.  •Japanese land includes many islands.  •Armies must be loyal to the country.  • I spread butter on bread.  Dictation He rode the bicycle so badly/ that he kept falling off it./ Of course,/ if you join the army,/ you will be expected/ to fight with guns,/ so you had better decide carefully,/ as you will not be able/ to change your mind later] The temperature rose slowly/ and then suddenly fell./ The speaker was very glad/ when his speech was over/ as he had been feeling/ a little sick./ The wind recently made/ a large hole in the roof,/ which was not easy to repair./ The report stated/ that they had caught/ the enemy off guard.  Misspelled Words: bicycle,caught,off guard and hole
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Callan New Edition Stage 8 Lesson 126 we continue ''VOCABULARY TEST'', item # 14-28

レッスンで出てきた文法・単語	VOCABULARY: 14) fox  15) wages  16) steady  17) leaf  18) loaf  19) shelf  20) deck 21) greedy 22) search 23) support 24) declare 25) raise 26) stressful 27) knowledge 28) rail  SENTENCE STRUCTURED: -It was raining today. -When I left home going to the office it was raining. -I went shopping yesterday. -I bought a small blue bed made from cotton for my kitten. -I only bought one bed because my other cat already have it. -I also bought rain boots.  VOCABULARY TEST: 14. Foxes are intelligent animal. 15. We get wages from our works. 16. Artist isn't a steady job. 17. Leaves fall from trees in autumn. 18. I can't eat a loaf of bread at once. 19. There are many things on the shelf. 20. There are growing plants on the deck. 21. A greedy man sometimes does a criminal. 22. I'm searching a book in the library. 23. I support the football team in my town. 24. I don't like to declare my dream in public. 25. If you have a question, please raise your hand. 26. If you are stressful, it's better to travel abroad. 27. We can get knowledge from books. 28. Trains run on rails.
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Today's Lesson: Callan Stage 8 New Edition Yes or No Quiz and Vocabulary Test

レッスンで出てきた文法・単語	*VOCABULARY* -envelope -look forward -chance -due to -mostly -argue -discuss -quarrel -powder -furnish -human being -seize -rush *SENTENCE STRUCTURE* -Yes, one would attract attention by walking along a main street without any shoes or socks on.  -Yes, this sentence is grammatically correct: "The computer has changed the way we all live.  -No, we can't row a boat without oars.  -I'm looking forwad to your meeting.  -I had a chance to promote.  -I had injured due to a car accident.  -I argued with my wife yesterday.  -I have to discuss with my co-workers about the next project.  -We use some kinds of powder to decorate a cake.  -A human being can use tools.  -People rush to the train during a rush hour.
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Callan New Edition Stage 8 Lesson 126 please continue ''Stage 8 Exam: Yes/No Quiz'' and start with item # 16) Does the verb "bind" mean the same as "jump"?.

レッスンで出てきた文法・単語	SENTENCE STRUCTURES: •Not, the word "sensitive" isn't the opposite of"stupid"  •Yes, it is correct to say "He tried hard but he couldn't lift the log"?  •Yes, we hit a hammer w:th a nail when fixing two pieces of wood together?  •Yes there are some difference in meaning between these two sentences: "The test was easy so I didn't need to study" and "The test was easy so I needn't have studied"?  •No, it isn't unkind to share food with other people
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Callan New Edition Stage 8 Lesson 126 we continue ''Stage 8 Exam: Yes/No Quiz'', item # 5-15

レッスンで出てきた文法・単語	VOCABULARY: -pretend -sheep -ship SENTENCE STRUCTURED: -I went to the park near here to clean the place. -There are many volunteers who cleaned the park this morning. -We started to clean the park at 7:00 am. -It took us 1 hour and a half to clean the entire park. - I took my small cat to the vet clinic after cleaning the park. -The veterinarian gave my cat some vaccine. -The vaccine prevent my cat from diseases and illnesses. -It's good to inject vaccines to the animals during their growth period. STAGE 8 EXAM: YES - NO QUIZ: 5. No, it isn't wrong to say "When he has drunk his coffee, he will pay for it". 6. Yes, we can sometimes use the word "idle" with the meaning of "lazy''. 7. No, discussions aren't generally unpleasant experiences. 8. No, we can'T say " David's only got a Sister but Mary has three". 9. Yes, we can split wood with an ax. 10. Yes, I was conscious during the last lesson. 11. No, I'm not pretending to do this exam. 12. No, "so as to" doesn't mean the same as "etc". 13. No, people can't dress as they like on formal occasions. 14. No, you aren't spelling the word "sheep". 15. Yes, there's some difference in meaning between "I used to go to bed late" and "I am used to going to bed late".
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Callan New Edition Stage 8 Lesson 126 we continue ''GRAMMAR QUESTIONS'', item # 91-98

レッスンで出てきた文法・単語	SENTENCE STRUCTURED: -The weather is very fine today. -This coming weekend, I will clean the park near here. -The park is very big because it has a castle long time ago. -Maybe, about 200 or 300 years ago, but the castle was totally damaged and broken so there is no castle there now. -I volunteered myself to clean the park. -Other residents around here also volunteer to help in cleaning, but some aren't. -My cats are playing, they're chasing each other.  GRAMMAR QUESTIONS: 91. Yes, the verb "dare" can be used as both an ordinary verb and a modal verb. 92. Instead of saying "He doesn't dare to argue with his boss", we can say "He daren't argue with his boss". 93. When we use a noun for the first time in a conversation, we use the article "a". For example, This is a table. 94. If we then refer to the same thing or person again, we normally use "the". For example, This is the table that I bought yesterday. 95. We use the definite article 'the" when we use a noun for the first time only when the speaker and the listener both know who or what is being talked about. For example, The company I'm working is very famous. 96. "She s a doctor" is correct. 97. If we say we are used to something, it means that it is not strange or uncomfortable for us anymore because we have experience of it. For example, "He's lived on that busy street for many years, so he is used to the traffic noise". 98. We put the gerund after the expression "to be used to" because the word "to" is a preposition. For example, I had to practice driving a car, but now I'm used to driving it.
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