無料体験レッスンレッスン詳細
日本語の母音に似ている音を練習してみよう
Let's practice vowel (1)
*このレッスンでは用意された5つの問題に添って文章を作成します（講師が返信せず、自動返信となります）
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Best Teacherで実際に行われている直近のWritingレッスンです。
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Write a sentence using one of the following words:
"it", "should, "any", "stop"
"it", "should, "any", "stop"
It is sunny today.
自然な表現
It is sunny today.
If it causes any trouble, it should stop immediately.
1. Here is another sentence using all the given phrases for further practice.
Write a sentence using one of the following words:
"cat", "come", "about", "see"
"cat", "come", "about", "see"
Write a sentence using one of the following words:
"do", "caught, "give", "look"
"do", "caught, "give", "look"
Write a sentence using one of the following words:
"egg", "hot", "bag", "tomorrow"
"egg", "hot", "bag", "tomorrow"
Do you think it is difficult for you to pronounce those words? If it is, why do you think so? If not, as a challenge, write a few more sentences.
I think that English's pronunciation is very difficult for me. I need pronunciation practices a lot.
自然な表現
I think that English pronunciation is very difficult for me. I need to practice pronunciation a lot.
1. "English's pronunciation" → "English pronunciation"
The possessive form "English's" is not typically used with languages when referring to their features. Instead, we use the language as an adjective modifying the noun. In standard English grammar, language names generally function as attributive adjectives rather than possessors when describing characteristics of the language itself. The correct form is simply "English pronunciation."
2. "pronunciation practices" → "to practice pronunciation"
The original phrase uses "practices" as a noun, but in this context, the infinitive verb form "to practice" is more natural and grammatically correct. The phrase "need pronunciation practices" is awkward in English. The corrected version "need to practice pronunciation" follows the standard pattern of "need to [verb]" and places "pronunciation" in its proper position as the object of the verb "practice."
The possessive form "English's" is not typically used with languages when referring to their features. Instead, we use the language as an adjective modifying the noun. In standard English grammar, language names generally function as attributive adjectives rather than possessors when describing characteristics of the language itself. The correct form is simply "English pronunciation."
2. "pronunciation practices" → "to practice pronunciation"
The original phrase uses "practices" as a noun, but in this context, the infinitive verb form "to practice" is more natural and grammatically correct. The phrase "need pronunciation practices" is awkward in English. The corrected version "need to practice pronunciation" follows the standard pattern of "need to [verb]" and places "pronunciation" in its proper position as the object of the verb "practice."
関連単語
- egg（卵）
- office（オフィス）
- station（駅）
- key（鍵）
- law（法）
関連フレーズ
- Can you teach me how to pronounce this word?（この単語をどのように発音するか教えてください。）
- It is difficult to pronounce this word.（この単語の発音が難しいです。）
- This is easy to pronounce.（この発音は簡単です。）
- Please give me some tips on pronouncing this word.（この単語を発音するためのコツを教えてください。）
- Does this sound okay?（この発音で大丈夫ですか？）
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