英語学習の目標について話そう

Talking about your English learning goals
このレッスンでは、英語学習の目標について外国人講師と英語で話します。目標達成の近道は、明確な目標を持って学習を継続することです!ぜひ、外国人講師と具体的な目標について会話し、今後の学習継続に繋げましょう!
資格試験のスコアを上げたい、海外旅行で海外の人たちと英語で会話したい、仕事で英語が必要など、英語学習の目標や目的は人それぞれですよね。明確な目標が思いつかない場合は、ベストティーチャーでレッスンを受けてみようと思ったきっかけが何だったか考えてみましょう!学習を継続して、英語を「書いて、話せる」自分になったらどんなことをしてみたいですか?目標を外国人講師に伝えて、会話をしてみましょう!
Tell me about your English learning goals!
 
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Tell me about your English learning goals!

Hello. I think my English learning goals is simple communicate in English.
First I hope I can understand listening in English.

自然な表現

Hello. I think my English learning goal is simply to communicate in English.
First, I hope to have good listening comprehension skills.

1. You mentioned one goal, so use the singular form here.
2. Use an adverb to describe the action.
3, 5. Use infinitives when expressing goals and hopes.
4. When introducing a sentence or clause with an adverb, write a comma after it.
6. One cannot "listen" in English as listening doesn't have a language. Say this to mean understanding things in English when you listen to them.
Those are good goals to have. What strategies or approaches are you taking in order to improve your skills?

Thanks! first I stady English on a mobile phone application every day. Second I stady Listening in English or read a textbook on the commute bus every morning.

自然な表現

Thanks! First, I study English on a mobile phone application every day. Second, I practice listening to English material, or read a textbook on the    bus every morning.

1, 2. Spelling.
3. When introducing a sentence or clause with an adverb, write a comma after it.
4. This is a more appropriate verb here as you can't "study" listening.
5. Just like in the previous box, you cannot "listen in English," but you can listen to an English audio or something like that.
6. There's no need to add "commute here". If you want to use it, you can say "on the bus when I commute every morning".
It's great that you're practicing and immersing yourself in English. By the way, what's your long-term goal, and how do you plan to reach it?

Until now. I didn't think my English learnig goals. So I think about it. First my goal is to score 500 on the TOEIC. And my porpose is to go to Disneyland in Florida with my son.Becouse my son loves StarWors. He porpose is to make an original lightsaber.

自然な表現

Until now, I haven't thought about my English learning goals, so let me think about it. First, my goal is to score 500 on the TOEIC.    My purpose is to go to Disneyland in Florida with my son because my son loves Star Wars. He wants to make an original lightsaber.

1, 7. When introducing a sentence or clause with an adverb, write a comma after it.
2. Use the perfect tense for actions that happened in the past and continue at present or a point in the past that you specified.
3. Use this to indicate the topic.
4. Spelling.
5, 8. The conjunctions "and," "but," and "so" cannot be used to begin a sentence, so connect them to the previous sentence with a comma or omit them.
6. This is a common collocation in English, and it is used when one is trying to remember something or considering one's next words.
9. Spelling.
10. The conjunction "because" cannot be used to begin a sentence unless it is connected to an independent clause.
  ex. Because it's rainy, I don't need to water my plants.
11. Spelling.
12. If you're expressing what he wants to do, say this. If you say "his purpose is," it sounds like that's his reason for going to Disneyland.
Oh wow! It’s great that your son has already found something he’s passionate about. When are you planning to go to Disneyland in Florida? Do you have a deadline for your goals?

Sorry my reply late.l was busy this week.l don't have a deadline for my plan.this plan is just my hope .

自然な表現

Sorry for my reply late. l was busy this week. l don't have a deadline for my plan. This plan is just my hope.

1. Use this to indicate the reason you're apologizing.
2. Alternative: I'm not very strict with myself regarding the timeline. It's just something I want to work towards achieving.
  • aim(〜することを目指す)
  • target(〔努力などの〕目的、目標)
  • purpose(〔望む〕目的、目標、狙い)
  • improve(〔能力などが〕伸びる、上達する)
  • enhance(〔質・能力などを〕高める、さらによくする)
  • global(グローバルな、地球規模の、全世界の)
  • abroad(外国へ[で]、海外に[で])
  • official language(公用語)
  • second language(第二言語)
  • determined((形)《be ~》決心[覚悟]している)
  • I want to achieve fluency in English so that I can travel and work abroad.(海外旅行や海外で働くために、英語を流暢に話せるようになりたいです。)
  • I'm studying English at an online English school because I can study at my own pace.(オンライン英会話スクールで英語を学んでいるのは、自分のペースで勉強できるからです。)
  • I have studied English for a long time, but I am still not confident when speaking.(長い間英語を勉強してきましたが、話すことにはまだ自信がありません。)
  • I am looking for ways to improve my conversational English skills.(英会話を上達させる方法を探しています。)
  • I am able to understand English text, but I struggle with writing.(英語の文章を理解することはできるが、書くことに苦労している。)
  • I am eager to connect with people from all over the world.(世界中の人たちとつながりたいと思っています。)
  • I would like to have conversations with people from different cultures.(異なる文化の人々と話してみたいと思っています。)
  • I am having trouble with the sudden change to English as the official language of the company.(突然社内公用語が英語になって困っています。)
  • I want to improve my pronunciation.(発音を改善したいと思っています。)
  • I have always dreamed of working abroad.(海外で働くことがずっと夢なんです。)

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