今日あったことについて話してみよう

Talking about your day
今日の出来事を説明してみましょう。あなたが記載した回答に対して、この後講師がどんどん質問していきます。
海外ドラマなどを観ていても、家族が"How was your day?"と聞いている場面がよくありますね。
How was your day today?
 
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How was your day today?

My husband and I are looking for a new apartment for my mother-in-law to live in near our current home. We found a nice place and took my mother-in-law to view it today.

自然な表現

My husband and I are looking for a new apartment for my mother-in-law to live in near our current home. We've found a nice place and took her to view it today.

1. You can use the present perfect tense here to connect the past action with the next one.
2. A pronoun to avoid repetition would be more usual.
Your mother-in-law must have been very excited. What did your mother-in-law think of the apartment?

While we were viewing a room in an apartment, a neighbor came to visit us and said, "Could you please speak a little quieter because your voice is so loud?"
 We found out that we had a nervous neighbor and decided not to purchase the room.

自然な表現

While we were viewing a room in an apartment, a neighbor came to visit us and said, "Could you please speak a little quieter because your voice is so loud?"

We found out that we had a nervous neighbor, and decided not to purchase the room.

1. Not wrong, but you could also use reported speech here: "....asked us to speak a little quieter because our voices were so loud."
2. An Oxford comma makes it clear that this is an additional point.
That is unfortunate. It would have been quite annoying for your mother-in-law if she had a neighbour like that. Are there any other properties you are looking at?

We are looking for a studio apartment for my mother-in-law near our house, but on the other hand we are also considering having her live in a geriatric care apartment. She gets lonely and depressed during the day, but we also have full time jobs and can't keep her company all the time.

自然な表現

We are looking for a studio apartment for her near our house, but on the other hand we are also considering having her live in a geriatric care apartment. She gets lonely and depressed during the day, but we    have full-time jobs and can't keep her company all the time.

1. The pronoun avoids confusing repetition here, making it clear that this is the same person you mentioned earlier.
2. A hyphen is required to make a compound before the noun.
2. 'Also' implies that you have previously mentioned someone else who has a full-time job.
  • a farewell party(送別会)
  • a welcome party(歓迎会)
  • a former colleague(かつての同僚)
  • presentation(発表、プレゼンテーション)
  • club activities(部活)
  • excursion(小旅行、遠足)
  • ordinarily(いつものように)
  • We had a farewell party.(送別会をした。)
  • I went to the bar and had three beers.(パーに行ってビールを3杯飲んできたところよ。)
  • I went for a drink with my former colleague.(かつての同僚と飲んできたんだよ。)
  • I went to the gym and swam in the pool.(ジムで泳いで来たんですよ。)
  • I felt better after going to the bar.(飲み屋に行ったら気分が晴れました。)

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  • 日常
  • 初級
  • 自己紹介
  • 最近の出来事