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【THE GREENVILLE STORY】
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| 図書館の向かいの小さなおもちゃ屋さんはどう？ Hannah and Julia talk about getting an after-school job.. |
2015/9/27 AW4p |
This is an after school job conversation that talks about different places to apply to as well as a comment or two about each place they mention. My own high school allowed many seniors (12th graders) to leave school early to go to their jobs. This was popular for those students who wanted to make some extra spending, or saving money. | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
ランチを用意するのに早起きしたくない Hannah asks Thomas for a favor. |
2015/9/20 AW4p |
School lunch. In American public schools, the students, or parents, can decide if they want to have school lunch or bring lunch from home. This dialogue talks about different opinions to school lunch or making a lunch from home. They talk about whether or not the food is good, or "gross," and eating healthy. | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
今年は私のクラス、全部楽みたい Hannah and Marie walk home after their first day of school. |
2015/9/6 AW4p |
The students in Oregon, USA have finally started school! After a three month vacation, the students are back in school with new classes, teachers and classmates. Each year, and each class, the students have a new group of students that they study with. It's always exciting the first day of school to see who will be in your classes. The article talks about which classes they have, homework and teachers | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
| この夏は日焼けした Hannah,Marie and Julia meet at the pool. |
2015/8/30 AW4p |
School has almost started in Oregon, U.S.A., and three high school students talk about a being at a pool and a beach trip. This is a great article for learning the native way of speaking about being outside in the sun, both the dangers and protection from it. | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
| 何回か洗濯をしてくれたら、すごく助かるわ Marie's mom gets ready for a business trip and asks for Marie's help. |
2015/8/16－23 AW4p |
This dialogue is of a mother asking her daughter to help out at home while she leaves for a business trip in Seattle. Seattle is about a 3-4 hour drive away from where this Greenville dialogues takes place. The article includes some good vocabulary words that involve chores. The dialogue also has one sentence about a barbecue. As I've mentioned before, BBQs are very popular in America, so I'm glad they spoke of it in the dialogue to give a better understanding of American culture. | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
| ホウレンソウにケールだって？！ Thomas wakes up when he hears Hannah making a smoothie. |
2015/8/9 AW4p |
This dialogue is a quick conversation about making a healthy morning drink (smoothie) and getting ready for school to start soon. That's right, public school in America doesn't start until the beginning of September, so the students are still relaxing, playing and enjoying their free time. The teachers are now back to school and preparing for the new school year. | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
| ランチの後に英語と世界史があるの Hannah talks to Marie on the phone about their new class schedule. |
2015/8/2 AW4p |
This dialogue talks about starting school and the classes, or subjects, they'll be taking for the new school year. This dialogue also gives us the opportunity to talk about the differences in school summer vacations. If you didn't know, American school students typically have about 3 months of summer vacation, or about 2 for the teachers. In Oregon, summer vacation starts at the beginning of June and ends at the beginning of September. In September, all students start a new grade, so none of them had homework during the summer months! | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
| マシュマロ持ってきたよ 4th of July -Marie and her friends have a bonfire in the backyard after the fireworks.. |
2015/7/5 AW4p |
The 4th of July, America's Independence Day, is always a popular holiday in America. Barbecues and fireworks are very popular on this day! This dialogue doesn't talk about the 4th of July, but instead talks briefly about fireworks, then bonfires (big outdoor campfire) and barbecues. Great BBQ dialogue! | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
| ステキだけど、年上に見える Hannah comes to school wearing makeup. |
2015/6/21 AW4p |
This article is about female friends talking about makeup. While men don't usually wear makeup, they should still know some of these terms. This is why I think it's a good article for both males and females! | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
| 鼻血はよく出るの？ Marie goes to see the school nurse. |
2015/6/7 AW4p |
This article starts with one of the standard textbook questions of, "What's the matter?" or simply known as, "What's wrong?" It's a great scenario involving the school nurse and Marie, the student. There are many good words that all should know in this article. | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
| あなたはうまくなじむと思うわ Thomas gets a summer job at Melba's Cafe.. |
2015/5/31 AW4p |
This dialogue is about a high school student who will start working a part-time job. I’m sure that the high school students in both America and Japan work because of similar spending or savings goals. Although one difference is that many students start driving without their parents usually from the age of 16. So, if a 16 year old does have a car to borrow from their parents, or have their own car that they bought themselves, then the gas expenses, or insurance and maintenance can become expensive. That’s one of the reasons I needed a part-time job when I was a high school student | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
| すばらしいドレスね Julia and Hannah ask Marie about her brother's wedding. |
2015/5/24 AW4p |
This conversation jumps around smoothly to cover few topics. In part the dialogue, they mention that the wedding was in a big barn. I found this interesting, because I've never heard of a barn wedding. So, I guess some people choose barn weddings, but it must not be common, at least in the areas I lived in Oregon. The barn wedding reminded me of my college days. I went to a university in Oregon, and much of Oregon is used for farming. This means that there are many barns in Oregon. Sometimes a group of college friends (fraternities or sororities) would rent out barns to have and have a western themed party. Everyone always had a great time dressing up as cowboys and cowgirls. | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
| 犬の散歩なんてたった２０分じゃない Ellen talks to Marie about taking care of the dog. |
2015/5/17 AW4p |
This dialogue is about the responsibilities of taking care of a dog. I grew up with dogs, and as many know, they're a lot of work! Feeding, walking, bathing, petting, brushing and cleaning up after a dog can require a lot of extra time! This article briefly talks about some of them in a conversational manner. | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
| ５回のダブルプレーはすごかったよ Thomas talks to his friend Nate about a baseball game. |
2015/5/10 AW4p |
Baseball is America's second favorite sport to watch. It's also very popular in Japan as well! This dialogue does a great job of using some baseball expressions in a conversational manner. It also gives the opportunity to talk about the differences in measurements, centimeters vs. inches. | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
| あなたは新しいスーツを買わなきゃ Marie and her parents talk about Justin and Jesse's wedding over dinner.. |
2015/5/3 AW4p |
This article talks about food, future plans and wedding attire (clothing) while sitting around the dinner table. A great, natural English conversation that ends up talking about suits. It made me laugh because I found myself sounding like George in this conversation, when referring to my own suits. It now makes me wonder if a couple of my suits are out of style (outdated) as well! | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
| 伏せとお手もできるよ Justin comes to the house to meet the family's new dog. |
2015/4/26 AW4p |
A new dog is always fun! Especially a dog that's already been trained. This article talks about their new dog and more. | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
| アイスクリームのトラックが来てるよ Lunch break on a warm spring day.
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2015/4/19 AW4p |
This article reminds me of the ice cream man that sometimes would drive his cart, or van, through the streets of our town. We lived far from the city, so he wouldn't come often. When he did come, all the kids, younger and older, would coming running out to buy ice cream from the ice cream vendor. In this week's dialogue, the ice cream vendor is just outside the school. In some schools, the students are free to leave the school during lunch time. Especially in high school, where they can go out to their cars in the parking lot, or even drive to a fast food restaurant during lunch time. Each school has its own rules, and my high school allowed us to leave the school during lunch. | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
| またうちも犬を飼うべきかしらね Marie comes home after volunteering at the local animal shelter.
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2015/4/12 AW4p |
This dialogue talks about adopting pets from an animal center, or animal shelter. I like this topic not only because adopting pets is a great idea, but also because this word "adopt" is used for people as well. For example, "In America it's becoming more popular to adopt children from different countries." Enjoy the pet dialogue. | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
| 電話してみたら招待券が当たったの！ Thomas and Hannah pick up Marie to take her to school on April 1.
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2015/4/5 AW4p |
Even though April Fool's Day has passed, this is a great dialogue of a perfect April Fool's Day joke. Those One Direction music fans may find this article even more entertaining. I find April Fool's Day interesting, because no one really knows where it originated. | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
| ドレス選びはあなたが頼りなの Jesse and Marie look at bridesmaid dresses at a bridal store in Portland.
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2015/3/8 AW4p |
This is a short talk about preparing for a wedding. It includes the word "bridesmaids," who are the women who stand next to the female, or bride, who is getting married. I haven't heard of bridesmaids in a Japanese wedding, but with western style weddings becoming more and more popular, I wouldn't be surprised to hear of this trend in the future. | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
| 監督が頼りにしてるって言うの Julia, Marie and Hannah eat lunch together at school and
talk about Hannah’s upcoming basketball game.
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2015/3/1 AW4p |
This dialogue talks about playing basketball at school. Basketball is a popular sport to play in school. However, when it comes to watching sports on TV, it's the third most popular sport in America. American football is the first, second is baseball, third is basketball, fourth is ice hockey and fifth is soccer. This is a little different from the rest of the world." | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
| 1時間しっかり勉強してから、休憩を取ろう Marie sees Harrison studying in the library.
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2015/2/22 AW4p |
This conversation is between two students who are preparing for their final school tests. This is good timing since many of the students in Japan are preparing for their final tests, or “finals.” Enjoy the dialougue! | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
| 誰か私にバラをくれないかな Valentine’s Day. Marie gets a rose from a secret admirer.
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2015/2/8 AW4p |
I enjoy Valentine's Day and White Day in Japan, but sometimes I do miss how big Valentine's Day is in America. According to an article on page 2 of this week's (No. 2155) Asahi Weekly, the average person celebrating Valentine's Day in America will spend about $142.31 (about 17,000 yen) on their special day. Typically, this money will come from the man, since men usually buy and pay for everything on Valentine's Day. | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
| 今日学校へ行かないとだめ？ Hannah misses her ride to school. |
2015/2/1 AW4p |
There is a lot that can be discussed from this dialogue. The notes on the bottom of the page mention some. Additionally, this is a time that I could mention that I always have great respect for the Japanese students I see walking or riding their bikes to and from school. I didn't realize how lucky I was when I was growing up to be able to take a warm heated bus in winter, or a cool air conditioned bus in the hotter months. There are many reasons that Americans have to, or get to take the bus. Too many to list here. Regardless of the reasons, I do think it adds to the problem of Americans not exercising enough. | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
| アンジーとサムが子犬を飼うことにしたぞ Conversation at the kitchen table between Hannah and her parents. |
2015/1/30 AW4p |
This is a good dialogue that talks about social media, or websites like Facebook and Instagram. The dialogue mentions these in a natural conversation while at their home. Personally, I'm not a fan of these websites, but I can understand their importance and how they help many to communicate, keep in touch and share photos, videos, etc... | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
| Bが取れればいいんだ Thomas and Hannah pick up Marie for school and talk about the Science Fair. |
2015/1/23 AW4p |
This is an interesting dialogue that discusses not only class projects, but also involves a high school student who drives his own car to school. As I've mentioned before, the driving rules are a little different in America. Each state has it's own driving laws, but in Oregon (where the dialogue takes place), teenagers can start driving with an adult at the age of 15. Once they turn 16, if they pass the driver's test, they can drive by themselves. Scary, right?!?! | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
| おもしろいセーターね Hannah and Marie meet in the morning at school after winter break. |
2015/1/11 AW4p |
I laughed when reading this dialogue! It reminded me of the funny things that grandparents do for us. Of course they do it out of love and care, but sometimes they forget that we grow up quickly. This is a fun dialogue that maybe many of us can relate to! | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
| パパったらダンスまでしたのよ New Year’s Day. Marie talks to her mom while her dad sleeps. |
2015/1/4 AW4p |
New Year's Day! A good dialogue to start off the new year! When I was young, I remember going outside and banging on pots and pans after the New Year's countdown ended. Many still do this, while others light fireworks, or shout and yell in celebration. Also, many hug or give a small kiss to their loved ones right after midnight. The next day, New Year's Day, many get together with family or friends. After New Year's Day, it's back to work on January 2nd. | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
| 自分でやったら、いつまでたっても終わらないよ Thomas ask Hannah to help him wrap Christmas presents. |
2014/12/21 AW4p |
Here is a great article, full of conversational English about wrapping Christmas gifts. While many may already know "gift wrap," this is a great article to see it used in spoken, natural English! | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
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私が作るから、あなたが投げて |
2014/12/7 AW4p |
This article reminds me of the great fun of a snowball fight. As long as no one gets hurt, or a snowball thrown in their eye, a snowball fight is fun for all ages! I have always lived in places where it snows in the winter, so I can easily relate to this article. Yet, I must remember that there are many who will never have the chance to see, nor experience snow. | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
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今年のマッシュポテトは特別おいしくなるわね
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2014/11/23 AW4p |
America's Thanksgiving Day is on November 27th this year. It's always celebrated on the fourth Thursday in November. Many countries seem to celebrate a similar holiday, including Japan's Labor Thanksgiving Day which was on the 23rd. In each country, the holiday always comes after the farming season. While being thankful for the farming season, it is also used as a time to be thankful and appreciative of everything we do have. | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
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Ｄなんて、どの科目でも取ったことないのに Marie and Julia get their English tests back from the teacher.
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2014/10/26 AW4p |
This article is about school tests and grades. It's a perfect example of what students talk about in English speaking schools with the A, B, C, D, F grading system. | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
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私がすっごく怖い怪談聞かせるから Halloween night. Julia and Hannah spend the night at Marie’s house after a Halloween party.
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2014/10/26 AW4p |
As said before, Halloween is very big in America. While the younger ones enjoy trick or treating to get sweets, others enjoy dressing up for Halloween parties. Halloween is a holiday that all ages can enjoy, for many different reasons! I think this article would be a fun, realistic dialogue to read even after the holiday! | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
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私の携帯を取り上げたの！
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2014/10/19 AW4p |
This is a fun, realistic dialogue about students using cell phones in class. In America, I'm not sure what the rules are about bringing cell phones into class, and maybe each teacher has a different rule. However, I'm guessing that most high schools allow turned off cell phones in class, but it must be kept in their bag. I'm guessing this because I've heard some American parents talking about how important it is that their child has a cell phone at all times, just in case there is a school emergency. By a "school emergency" they meant a "school shooting." So, based on this way of thinking, I am guessing that cell phone rules are much more relaxed in America. | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
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主役じゃないけど、面白いセリフがたくさんあって、すごくいい役
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2014/10/12 AW4p |
This article is great to introduce expressions used for not only plays, but for movie roles as well. The same words and phrases are used when discussing acting roles for both plays and movies. The article also quickly mentions Netflix which is a popular way to watch movies in America! | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
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ティーンエージャーってのはまったく…
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2014/9/28 AW4p |
House chores are something that probably most don't enjoy doing, especially when you're young. This article talks about chores and responsibilities, and naturally it reminded me of my own chores I had to do when I was a kid. My parents have a big property, so there were always plenty of outdoor chores to do. Although, the worst of them was to look for and pick up the dog poop every few days. I loved my dog, but hated that chore. | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
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あんまり速くないけど、持久力はあるの |
2014/9/21 AW4p |
This is a good article about non-team club activities. I should quickly mention that at my school in America, the drama club usually practiced all school year, but they did take some breaks. However other clubs, especially sports, usually only practice for 3-4 months, then they're finished until the next year. | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
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課題を全部やればAを取れるよ |
2014/9/14 AW4p |
This is a great article, and explanation below, to provide an idea about the grading system in America. Actually, there are a few different grading systems, but the one introduced here is the most common. | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
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夏が終わらなければいいのに
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2014/8/31 AW4p |
This dialogue reminds me of all the good memories of summer vacations in Oregon! I remember my summer vacations as having camp fires, camping in the backyard of our house, riding my bike, river rafting, swimming in rivers and friend's swimming pools, reading books, and doing whatever I wanted to enjoy! Then during the last two years of high school, I could drive my car to do these things. It was great! I didn't realize how lucky we were to get all that free time, with no homework! The reason there is no homework is because summer vacation is in between grades. This school year in Clackamas, Oregon (my home area), school finished June 11 and started September 3rd. So, when the students went back to school, they started a new year of school. As an English teacher in Japan, I wish the students had these long breaks, because I too would get to take a long break. Although, the test scores of students are much higher in Japan than America. So, maybe the American students need less summer vacation and more school! | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
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シャツがみんな青色で本当にいいのかい？ |
2014/8/17 AW4p |
This article gives a good example of what Oregon weather is like during the summer. Well, only for the Greenville area, which I believe is close to the city of Portland. The average high temperature for the Portland area during the summer is about 27 degrees Celsius. The average high temperature for the winter is about 7 degrees Celsius. Just yesterday, the high temperature was 36. This is too hot for the Portland people! Usually Portland isn't too bad for temperatures, but other areas in Oregon get much hotter, and much colder during the winter! | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
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メルバズ・カフェに行くのはどう？ |
2014/8/10 AW4p |
This article gives a good example of what Oregon weather is like during the summer. Well, only for the Greenville area, which I believe is close to the city of Portland. The average high temperature for the Portland area during the summer is about 27 degrees Celsius. The average high temperature for the winter is about 7 degrees Celsius. Just yesterday, the high temperature was 36. This is too hot for the Portland people! Usually Portland isn't too bad for temperatures, but other areas in Oregon get much hotter, and much colder during the winter! | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
| うちではナスが今年一番の豊作だね Melba distributes vegetables from her garden.. |
2014/8/8 AW4p |
ワークシートあります | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
| いい松ぼっくりじゃない Hannah and Marie set up the craft table at the camp where they work as counselors.
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2014/7/27 AW4p |
This article might be talking about a day camp, but
it also might be similar to a week long camp that I too worked at as a camp
counselor. I did this as a volunteer job when I was a high school student.
Every year the 6th grade elementary school students went on a week long cabin
camping trip to the beach. They would learn about nature, outdoor
survival, and about working together as a group. It was a lot of fun for
the kids and the counselors, too! I don't think my area does this
anymore, due to money cuts. However, some areas in America still do some
form of outdoor education, or outdoor field trips. |
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| 帰る途中にベビーカーで寝ちゃって Marie babysits baby Iris.
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2014/7/13 AW4p |
While this article is about babysitting, the first few lines about
visiting a winery brought back memories. There are many places in Oregon
where you can visit many wineries in a few hours. It's a lot of fun to go
with a group of people and do some wine tasting. Oregon has some great
wines! |
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| ハンバーガー用のパテがあと1袋しかないな Greenville 4th of July Annual Picnic. Thomas helps his dad grill hot dogs and hamburgers.
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2014/7/6 AW4p |
America's Independence Day! Great article, but the one thing that
did catch my attention was that George makes the decision that he "doesn't
want to drive" after drinking alcohol. In Japan, this statement
would be "can't drive" after drinking alcohol. First of all, you
must be 21 years or older to drink alcohol in America. If you're 21 or
over, then each state has their own legal level of how much alcohol can be in
your blood before you can't legally drive. For example, in Oregon, where
this article takes place, if your blood alcohol level is .08 or higher, you
will be arrested for drinking and driving. If your blood alcohol level is
less than .08, you can legally drive. In this article, George must be
below the .08 alcohol limit, but he "doesn't want to drive." |
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| フローズンヨーグルトさえあれば生きていける Marie talks her dad into getting frozen yogurt.
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2014/6/15 AW4p |
ワークシートあります |
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| ジョシュはすごく・・・かっこいいじゃないか Hannah gets asked to the Senior Prom.
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2014/6/8 AW4p |
ワークシートあります he high school prom is a big dance party that juniors (11th graders) or seniors (12th graders) are allowed to invite a date to. My school allowed both juniors and seniors to invite dates, but some schools only allow seniors. The girls wear/buy nice dresses and the boys rent tuxedos. The driving age is much lower in America, so many students can borrow their parents' car for the night, or sometimes students even rent limousines! It's a big night, and the prom can make or break a student's heart! |
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| 感想文を書きやすい本だと思うけど Ms. Mumpfort gives her English class an assignment.
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2014/6/1 AW4p |
ワークシートあります I had to read many books for my English literature classes, but I was never required to read, "The Great Gatsby." Although it's interesting that I just watched the movie about a month ago! This is a dialogue referring to them both! |
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| 私、あなたの新しい英語の先生になるのよ Marie is surprised to see Courtney at school.
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2014/5/11 AW 4ｐ |
ワークシートあります | Ａ | 紙面 ワークシート&解答 |
| 車を運転したいなら、手入れも手伝わなきゃ Thomas asks his mom if he can use the family car. |
2014/4/20 AW 4ｐ |
ワークシートあります I like this dialogue, because it shows a common scenario in America, and probably many western countries. I also enjoy that it mentions the game poker. I'm not a big fan of it, but it's very popular, especially among males in America! |
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| フェイスブックに母親のコメントが載ってるなんてかっこ悪いもん Marie and her mom talk about Facebook.. |
2014/4/13 aw 4ｐ |
ワークシートあります I chose this dialogue because I think many might be interested in Facebook these days. If not, Facebook is very well known, so I hope it makes for a fun dialogue to work with! |
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| こっちはすごく静かなので、だいぶはかどりました Angie and Sam run into Heather at the store. |
2014/3/16 aw 4ｐ |
ワークシートあります I enjoyed this article because it mentions my home town, Portland, Oregon! I wish I could visit Portland, and my parents, more often! |
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| コートニーの教職課程はそろそろ終わりそう？ Angie and Violet have a morning chat at the cafe. |
2014/3/2 aw 4ｐ |
ワークシートあります | Ａ | 紙面 ＪＥＮＮＩＦＥＲさん ワークシート 解答例 ＺＡＣＨさん ワークシート&解答 |
| やったー！雪の日、大好き！ Ellen tells Marie that school is closed because of a snowstorm. .. |
2014/2/23 aw 4ｐ |
ワークシートあります This is a great article to mention that my home in Nagano was recently snowed in! It was amazing, and frightening, just how quickly the stores ran out of food, and the gas stations became empty. The schools even shut down for three days in my area, near Karuizawa. In Oregon, USA, when schools have a "snow day," it means that the school buses can't make it to your house. When this happened, a few of us from the valley would get together and take our metal runner sleds, or snowboards, down the long, steep and snowy streets! Great memories! |
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| 救急車を呼んだんだ Melba calls Angie from the hospital.. |
2014/2/16 aw 4ｐ |
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ハーフタイムショーは大好きよ
Bernie and Violet throw a Super Bowl party. The women gather in the kitchen while the men watch the game on TV.
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2014/1/26 aw 4ｐ |
ワークシートあります The Super Bowl is America’s championship football game. This year the Seattle Seahawks and the Denver Broncos will battle it out on February 2nd 2014. As mentioned before, it’s the No. 1 watched TV show in America. The game is the main event, but the halftime show and commercials are great to watch as well! The Super Bowl is so popular that if a company wants to advertise during the game, it costs around $4 million dollars for a 30 second commercial. Yes, that’s crazy! |
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高校で英語を教えるつもりよ
Courtney and Ralph come to the cafe for dinner.
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2014/1/12 aw 4ｐ |
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