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音節とストレスを練習してみよう(1)
作成したスクリプトは講師により添削されます。
"quick", "goes"
I have a quick question. How can I apply English class next semester?
I have a quick question. How can I apply for English classes next semester?
"pretend", "textbook"
I pretend to a person who speaking English very well. I can understand contents on my textbook, but it is difficult to catch that native speaker talking.
I pretend to be a person who speaks English very well. I can understand the contents of my textbook, but it's difficult to understand native speakers.
2. Use the simple present here as you’re referring to a general fact.
3. Add this article here as you’re referring to something specific.
4. Use this preposition when you mean “in relation to”.
5. I had to rephrase this whole sentence since the original sentence was quite hard to understand.
"stop", "plan"
"for you", "sunset"
Today's sunset will at 7:23 p.m. Do you want to see it? I know the place where you can see the sunset beautifully.
Today's sunset will be at 7:23 p.m. Do you want to see it? I know a place where you can see the sunset beautifully.
I will cook tandoori chicken today. It is my first time to cook that kind of cuisine. I like India food. I searched the recipe on the internet. It seems to take 2 days to cook.
I'll cook tandoori chicken today. It's my first time cooking that kind of cuisine. I like Indian food. I searched for the recipe on the internet. It seems to take 2 days to cook.
3. Use gerunds when using a verb as the subject/object of a sentence.
4. Use this adjective when you mean "relating to India or its people, customs, or languages".
5. You need to add this preposition between the verb "search" and a noun/pronoun.
関連単語
- syllable(音節)
- destroy(破壊する)
- consume(消費する)
- sunset(日没)
- bookshelf(本棚)
関連フレーズ
- I destroyed the bookshelf.(私は本棚を破壊しました。)
- I drink a lot of water in the summer.(夏場は水をよく飲みます。)
- She went to see the sunrise.(彼女は日の出を見に行きました。)
- I need more practice.(もっと練習が必要です。)
- On what syllable do I place the stress?(どの音節に強調音をつけますか?)
こんな方にオススメ
2. Pluralize nouns when talking about something or a group of people in general.