こんにちは。「えいごつかい」です。
ネイティブキャンプの講師になって英語学習をしたい人のサポートができないかな・・・なんて考えています。
まずはレッスンでの使用テキストをレビューしながら、先輩講師から毎日レッスン方法を学んでいます。
記事を読んで頂くことにより、
- 授業の予習ができる (Side by side は初級者から上級者まで「英語で英語を学べる」よいテキストです
- レッスンの進め方の情報が得られますのでリラックスして英会話を楽しむことができます
毎週末にレビューを発信してまいりますので、よろしくおねがいします。
ネイティブキャンプ
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講師の方はアメリカとイギリスの両方に居住された経験のある方で英語にも癖がないです。
アメリカにはカリフォルニアに7か月、イギリスには学生生活を送るために5年いらしたとのことですが、セルビアの方は幼いころから英語に親しんでおり英語を話す機会が多いことから海外での暮らしには全く問題がなかったそうです。
僕の感覚ではセルビアのようなヨーロッパの方と話しているときはイギリス人と話している感覚に似ていて、フィリピンの方と話しているときはアメリカ人と話している感覚に似ています。
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こんにちは「えいごつかい」です。
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— Page 76の要点 —-
— Vocabularies —-
1.
chemistry
化学
the branch of science that deals with the identification of the substances of which matter is composed; the investigation of their properties and the ways in which they interact, combine, and change; and the use of these processes to form new substances.
2.
marathon
マラソン
a long-distance running race, strictly one of 26 miles 385 yards (42.195 km).
— Model Conversation —-
■上部イラストの単語(カッコ部分）をイラスト1から6のキーワードと入れ替える
例：イラスト1を使用して入れ替え
1.
A. I’m nervous.
B. Why?
A. I’m going to fly in an airplance (drive downtown) tomorrow, and I’ve never flown in airplane (driven downtown) before.
B. Don’t worry! I’ve been flying in airplance (driving downtown) for years. And believe me, there’s nothing to be nervous about!
2.
A. I’m nervous.
B. Why?
A. I’m going to give blood tomorrow, and I’ve never given blood before.
B. Don’t worry! I’ve been giving blood for years. And believe me, there’s nothing to be nervous about!
3.
A. I’m nervous.
B. Why?
A. I’m going to buy a used car tomorrow, and I’ve never bought a used car before.
B. Don’t worry! I’ve been buying used cars for years. And believe me, there’s nothing to be nervous about!
4.
A. I’m nervous.
B. Why?
A. I’m going to do a chemistry experiment tomorrow, and I’ve never done a chemistry experiment before.
B. Don’t worry! I’ve been doing chemistry experiments for years. And believe me, there’s nothing to be nervous about!
5.
A. I’m nervous.
B. Why?
A. I’m going to run in a marathon tomorrow, and I’ve never run in a marathon before.
B. Don’t worry! I’ve been running in a marathon for years. And believe me, there’s nothing to be nervous about!
★ 「参加/突入」について “run in” を講師と深掘りしました
— Activity —- Continued
6.
A. I’m nervous.
B. Why?
A. I’m going to go to a job interview tomorrow, and I’ve never gone to a job interview before.
B. Don’t worry! I’ve been going to job interviews for years. And believe me, there’s nothing to be nervous about!
— Page 77の要点 —-
— Activity —- Continued
7.
A. I’m nervous.
B. Why?
A. I’m going to speak at a meeting tomorrow, and I’ve never spoken at a meeting before.
B. Don’t worry! I’ve been speaking at meetings for years. And believe me, there’s nothing to be nervous about!
8.
A. I’m nervous.
B. Why?
A. I’m going to sing in front of an audience tomorrow, and I’ve never sung in front of an audience before.
B. Don’t worry! I’ve been singing in front of an audience for years. And believe me, there’s nothing to be nervous about!
9.
A. I’m nervous.
B. Why?
A. I’m going to take a karate lesson tomorrow, and I’ve never taken a karate lesson before.
B. Don’t worry! I’ve been taking karate lessons for years. And believe me, there’s nothing to be nervous about!
10.
A. I’m nervous.
B. Why?
A. I’m going to ask for a raise tomorrow, and I’ve never asked for a raise before.
B. Don’t worry! I’ve been asking for a raise for years. And believe me, there’s nothing to be nervous about!
11.
A. I’m nervous.
B. Why?
A. I’m going to go out on a date tomorrow, and I’ve never gone out on a date before.
B. Don’t worry! I’ve been going out on dates for years. And believe me, there’s nothing to be nervous about!
★going out on →dates「デートをする」について、going out に対しては前置詞 “for” をつかうのでは・・・と疑問に思ったので質問をしてみました。
— Interview —- Have you ever…?
Q1. : Have you ever met a famous person ?
A: I haven’t met a famous person.
(Who did you meet ?)
A: I met Mr.White.
Q2: Have you ever spoken at a meeting ?
A: Yes, I have spoken at a meeting.
(Where did you speak? What did you say ?)
A: I spoke at the Tokyo musium. I said “Welcome to the Tokyo musium.”
Q3: Have you ever been in the hospital.
A: Yes, I have been in the hospital.
Q4: Have you ever lost something important or valuable ?
A: No, I haven’t lost important thing.
Q5: Have you ever been very embrrassed?
A: No, I can’t recall a time when I was very embarrassed.
Q6: Have you ever been in an accident?
A: Yes, I was in an auto accident once. I was on my way to work when another vehicle turned into me and caused me to cra
— P79 (P78はフリートークなのでスキップ） —-
— New Vocabulary —-
1.
exhausted
疲れ果てた
exhausted – extremely tired
2.
officer
役員
officer – a person in the armed forces who has a position of authority:
3.
parking ticket
パーキングチケット
parking ticket – an official notice put on your vehicle when you have parked illegally that tells you that you must pay a fine (= a punishment that involves paying an amount of money)
— Reading —-
Paragraph 1. を読み、チェックを受ける。講師の質問に対して回答する。
1.
What has Frank been doing since 7 a.m?
Frank has been assembling cameras since 7 a.m.
2.
What does he have to do before he can go home?
He has to assemble only one more camera before he can go home.
Paragraph 2. を読み、チェックを受ける。講師の質問に対して回答する。
1.
What has Julie been doing since 9 a.m?
Julie has been typing letters since 9 a.m.
2.
Has she ever typed that many letters in one day before?
No. She has never typed that many letters in one day before.
Paragraph 3. を読み、チェックを受ける。講師の質問に対して回答する。
1.
What has Officer Jackson been doing since 8 a.m?
Jackson has been writing parking tickets since 8 a.m.
2.
What does he have to do before he can go home?
He has to write only one more parking ticket before he can go home.
— Reading Check Up —-
■イラスト中のロールプレイの内容を上部 Paragraph 1 -3 の内容と入れ替える
A. Frank, you look tired.
B. I am. I’ve been assembling cameras since 7 A.M.
A. Really? How many cameras have you assembled ?
B. Believe it or not, I have already assembled 19 cameras today.
A. That’s a lot of cameras !
B. I know. I’ve never assembled that many cameras in one day before.
— Listening —-
■オーディオから流れる質問に対してオーディオ内での動詞の発音を選択肢から答える
1.
He’s gone to the bank.
Answer: a / gone
2.
I’ve never written so many letters in one day before.
Answer: a / written
3.
She’s been seeing patients all day.
Answer: b / seeing
4.
What courses have you taken this year?
Answer: a / taken
5.
Is Beverly giving blood?
Answer: b / giving
6.
Ben has driven all night.
Answer: a / driven
■オーディオから流れる質問に対してオーディオ内での会話がだれのものかを選択肢から答える
1.
What a day! All the tenants have been complaining that nothing is working.
Answer: a. / a landlord
2.
I’m very tired. I’ve given six lessons today.
Answer: b. / a teacher
3.
Thank you! You’ve been a wonderful audience!
Answer: a. / a singer
4.
I’m really tired. I’ve been watching them all day.
Answer: b. / a baby-sitter
5.
I’m very tired. I’ve been looking at paychecks since early this morning.
Answer: b. / a bookkeeper
6.
It’s been a long day. I’ve been selling tickets since ten A.M.
Answer: a. / a movie theater cashier
◾️文法問題についてディスカッション
不正解の選択肢に対する理由を講師に聞いても腑に落ちないこともあります。そんな時は文法の質問に慣れた有識者が多くいる質問掲示板を利用するとクリアになるときもあります。
★
「気づいた時には」
( ) I noticed, it was too late.
1. Until
2. As soon as
3. Before
4. By the time
“By the time I noticed” で「気づいた時には」と意味します📘
“Before” は、その時点で気づいていたか曖昧な表現となります。
Question:
The answer is 4.- By the time – , so I chose 3. and would like to know the reason why 4. is the correct answer. Your support would be highly appreciated.
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今週は「Automation of Boring Tasks Leads to Happier Employees」の記事を使用して練習
[329]Automation of Boring Tasks Leads to Happier Employees
① People who are happier at work / are more productive, and that’s a fact. / If people enjoy their job, / they work harder, / they take more pride in what they do, / and they will work longer hours / to get the job done if necessary. / Companies become more profitable as a result.
② Although employees have been asking for more flexibility in the workplace for years, / companies had resisted telework / until they were forced into a position / where they had no choice / but to change due to the pandemic.
★ for many years, for ages, so many years.. 講師と「長年の間」を示すボキャブラリーについて楽しく話しました
③ Workers also get bored / and become demotivated / when their tasks are repetitive and mindless. / Rapid changes in technology have also led to automation of some repetitive tasks, / allowing employees to focus more on the aspects of the job that they enjoy. /
repetitive
繰り返し
involving doing or saying the same thing several times, especially in a way that is boring
ex: She left the job because the work was too repetitive.
④ Changes to working practices / have been necessary / to ensure business continuity / during COVID-19. / Although business transformation / is not a new concept, / the speed at which many businesses have transformed / since COVID-19 / is unprecedented.
continuity
連続
the quality of something that does not stop or change as time passes: a continuous quality
ex: There has been no continuity in that class – they’ve had six different teachers.
unprecedented
前例のない
never having happened or existed in the past
ex: Unemployment has reached an unprecedented level.
⑤ Companies have been forced / into more flexible approaches / to accommodate staff working from home during the pandemic. / After nearly two years, / a more hybrid approach to working / has now become the norm. / Companies realize that their staff can be trusted to work hard, / even though they are not being watched by managers. / And automation / has made some jobs easier / and more enjoyable, too.
⑥ Many staff are also happier / because they don’t have to commute / to and from the office / every day, / and can manage their work and home life better.
commute
通勤
to travel regularly to and from a place and especially between where you live and where you work
ex: He commutes to work every day by train.
— Reading material —-
People who are happier at work are more productive, and that’s a fact. If people enjoy their job, they work harder, they take more pride in what they do, and they will work longer hours to get the job done if necessary. Companies become more profitable as a result.
Although employees have been asking for more flexibility in the workplace for years, companies had resisted telework until they were forced into a position where they had no choice but to change due to the pandemic.
Workers also get bored and become demotivated when their tasks are repetitive and mindless. Rapid changes in technology have also led to automation of some repetitive tasks, allowing employees to focus more on the aspects of the job that they enjoy.
Changes to working practices have been necessary to ensure business continuity during COVID-19. Although business transformation is not a new concept, the speed at which many businesses have transformed since COVID-19 is unprecedented.
Companies have been forced into more flexible approaches to accommodate staff working from home during the pandemic. After nearly two years, a more hybrid approach to working has now become the norm. Companies realize that their staff can be trusted to work hard, even though they are not being watched by managers. And automation has made some jobs easier and more enjoyable, too.
Many staff are also happier because they don’t have to commute to and from the office every day, and can manage their work and home life better.
ネイティブキャンプに取り組むために
ネイティブキャンプは講師と英語で授業を進めるマンツーマンのオンライン英会話システムです。
授業の進め方に対する疑問が上手く伝えられない場合はチャットボックスが活躍します。
いずれにしても、中学卒業レベルの文法力が無いと講師が話すことをオウム返しするだけのレッスンになってしまいます。
楽しいレッスンにするために文法学習もフォローしてください。
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本文では,なるべくわかりやすくていねいに説明しています。また,理解度を確認できるように練習問題も収録してありますので,この1冊で中学3年分の学習内容をちゃんとマスターできる作りになっています。
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