ラジオ英会話 ハートでつかめ！英語の極意（92）
8月20日(火)
- You should get Derek back in the band.
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Bill, I need to talk to you about something.
Sure, Stacy. What's up?
You should get Derek back in the band.
What? Why? We have a bass player, Paul.
I don't feel the passion in his performance lately. Our fans are saying that too.
I haven't heard that. Can they really tell the difference?
Also, Paul was saying he wants to quit.
What? Are you making this up? * make ... up でっち上げる
No! It's true.
Oh, man...
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- Can they really tell the difference?
- Paul was saying he wants to quit.
現状のリポートのため現在形
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- You should get Derek back in the band.
You should study harder.
You must study harder.
You shouldn't say things like that.
Why should I believe you?
How should I know?
Alright. Today's 助動詞 is should. Should is for advice and for giving direction pointing in the direction of a recommended action. Okay, let's practice and master the feeling together.
Unlock your potential. Repetition is the key! Great work.
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- You should call your family. They're probably worried about you.
- You shouldn't underestimate his ability. He's the current champion.
- Why should I listen to your advice? How do you know what's best for me?
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ラジオ英会話 ハートでつかめ！英語の極意（91）
8月19日(月)
- I'll give you a hint.
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Why did you bring me here, Genie. I am not interested in art.
You need to expand your horizons, Frnankie.
Okay.
Now, look at this picture. Can you guess who this person in the painting is?
I am not sure.
I'll give you a hint. You're standing next to her.
You?
Right!
Who painted it?
Sally, my frined from art school.
It looks at home in this gallery.
I'll tell her you said that.
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expand your horizon
*horizon
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- Who painted it?
- It looks at home in this gallery.
このgalleryになじんでいる
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- I'll give you a hint.
will その場で決心＜＞be going to 計画されている
Unlock your potential. Repetition is the key! Great work.
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- I'll call you back. I'm on the train right now.
- I won't open that box, Otohime. I promiss. What's inside, though?
- I will speak English fluently someday. It's just a matter of time.
「sometime」:「思い付いた時に」「近いうちに」日常的な行動
「someday」:「いつの日か」「遠い未来」大きな出来事
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Hey, David, you like urashima Taro, huh?
20 years ago, I had a home stay in Japan and before I went home, my home stay family gave me this, uh, puzzle box and told me rememver this trip but don't open the box. So I'm always reminded of this story.
And what did you do? You opened it?
Of course. First thing.
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ラジオ英会話 英語のお悩み解決！夏休みスペシャル
8月12日(月)
it <> that
Let's start!
Let's get started!
something <> anything
I don't like some of your friends. 数人(あいまにに在る）
I don't like any of your freineds. すべての (なんでも・どれでも）
sometime いつか
anytime いつでも
Have you heard something from her?
Have you heard anything from her?
anything=> It's a very open question. Any information is okay. It's big open ears. Anything.
something=> I have this idea. Maybe she said something. Maybe she said this thing. It's a little hatenabox in my mind. So I have an idea. So I ask have you heard something?
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ラジオ英会話 ハートでつかめ！英語の極意（90）
8月16日(金)
ラジオ英会話 ハートでつかめ！英語の極意（90）
8月9日(金)
Okay, let's review this week's dialogues. Listen to the questions and pick wlhich one of the three options is the correct answer.
Lest's start with Monday's dialogue/dialog.
What does Paul want to do?
Become a legend.
Break up with Stacy.
Start a new band.
congratulations on
your new positon with the band
It's a great hornor to be with ...
I'm not so sure. They may or may not be legends.
I'm seriously thinking of leaving
Let's go over the question one more time.
What does Rengi need to remember?
What his summer project topic is.
When the industrial revolution began.
How fast the world is changing
Do you know where it first begin?
the 18th century
that's what happens as time goes by
try not to ...
Which of the following is true?
Roxy started living with Masaru.
Roxy and Masaru are spending a lot of time together.
The man wants to meet Masaru.
I though you said there's nothing to worry about .
But now it feels different.
You must be having second thought.
I'm not srue I like this.
What happens in about a month?
Dr, Stein will walk again.
Frankie will get everything he wants.
Dr. Stein and the girl will grow plants inside the gazebo.
you've grown so much.
you've grown on the inside in your hearts.
I'm happy that you are happy.
on the inside
-> on + ...side
on the bright side
on the upside / on the downside
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My medaka aren't doing so well.
-Well, taking care of medaka can be tricky. I'll let you know the secret. First, you must give them TLC. That means you should observe them carefully and understand their needs.
- secret 秘訣
- give ... TLC -> tender loving care
Will Hiroshi pass the exam?
-I don't know. He may or may not pass. But he put all his effort into the preparation. That's the most important thing. Let's keep our fingers crossed.
- preparation
- keep one's fingers crossed
Did you see the illustration on the first page of this lesson?
Yes, I was so taken aback how could they draw such a thing?
It was so adorable how you're so worried about your medaka. It looks just like you.
No. It doesn't look just like me.
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ラジオ英会話 ハートでつかめ！英語の極意（89）
8月15日(木)
ラジオ英会話 ハートでつかめ！英語の極意（89）
8月8日(木)
- Everything will be fine. 予測
gazebo 見晴らし台
-A freestanding, roofed, usually open-sided structure providing a shady resting place. / A belvedere.
belvedere
[ˌbɛlvəˈdɪr]
-A roofed structure, especially a small pavilion or tower on top of a building, situated so as to command a wide view.
That is good.
Here, That is good. is used on purpose because it sounds more robotic. So usually in conversation you would say, That's good.
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- You've grown so much.
- I am happy that you are happy.
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- Everything will be fine.
You'll feel lighter after this massage.
He won't stay angry for long.
Accidents will happen.
I would often go there.
Alright, for today's practice we'll use will, won't and would.
- You'll feel better after a good night sleep. Trust me on this.
- You won't have any trouble. The test is surprisingly easy.
- I would always sit on the same spot in class. I learned better that way.
Hey guys. I'll turn 63 this year. That's a fact. But we still use will, right?
Yeah, it's inevitable..
At the end of the tonnel is 63 waiting.
evitable
-Possible to avoid, avoidable. avertible
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ラジオ英会話 ハートでつかめ！英語の極意（88）
8月14日(水)
*I'm not sure I like this.
ラジオ英会話 ハートでつかめ！英語の極意（88）
8月7日(水)
Today's lesson is full of love. Don't go having second thoughts. Let's get right to it.
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- You must be having second thoughts.
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Good morning, dear. Where's Roxy today?
She already left the house. She's going hiking with Masasu.
Wow, Roxy's spending a lot of time with Masaru. She must be in love.
Well, I don't know about that. She obviously likes him though.
Do you think she should be spending so much time with him?
I thought you said there's nothing to worry about.
Yeah, but now it feels different.
You must be having second thoughts.
Yeah, I'm not sure I like this.
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- I thought you said there's nothing to worry about.
*thing/ one/ body + 説明 (to ...) - Yeah, but now it feels different.
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- You must be having second thoughts.
- You must be looking for Martin. I'll show you to his office.
- She must be a VIP. Look, she has a body gurd with her.
- You're retired now, right? You must have a lot of free time.
There must be some mistake. I didn't order any pasta. But that's not problem. I can eat that too. -You must be wondering why you can't lose weight. Well, this is why. It might not be what you order, but it looks a little more delicious.
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What you're saying doesn't make sense. We're going away from Earth.
It's Earth, all right? No doubt about it. This is very strange.
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*all right 間違いなく
*The time I wake up at needs to be consistent.
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副詞の位置
I'll just be checking my phone.
be 動詞の場合は通常 be + advだけど、
助動詞 + be の場合は、 助動詞 + adv + be ...
か？
collagen
[ˈkɑləɡən]