Dream in English!Here is a quick English Quiz
True or False
1) The three girls are frowning.
2) One of the girls is wearing flip-flops.
3) Two of the girls are wearing head-bands.
4) The oldest is on the right.
5) The girl in the middle has a shirt branded by a Japanese company.
Well how did you do?
Look down below for the answers.
A little more...
and a little more...
Ok, here they are:
False. "Frowning" means しかめ面
True. Flip-flops or ビーチサンダルs are being worn by the girl in green.
False. Only one has a headband. The one on the left.
True.
True. Branded is a verb fro ブランド商標のついた. And Hello Kitty is there on her shirt!
OK! Have a great night! See you soon!!!!
"The" and a period!!
Maybe you have seen this a million times on the train:
Well, it`s wrong!!
Two problems, one is no "the", and the other is the period's position.
It should be inside the quote. For example: "words."
Another thing is that Americans say "cell phone" these days,
but that is a minor point.
Please turn off your mobile phone near the "Courtesy Seat."
- is correct.
Well, it`s wrong!!
Two problems, one is no "the", and the other is the period's position.
It should be inside the quote. For example: "words."
Another thing is that Americans say "cell phone" these days,
but that is a minor point.
Please turn off your mobile phone near the "Courtesy Seat."
- is correct.
Do it at home?!
I couldn't stop laughing when I saw this one.
This was part of the mannerism campaign for people on the trains in Tokyo.
Funny thing is that it looks like he is reading a Playboy magazine and his pants look a little too loose. Then it says "Do it at home." What's "it" supposed to be???
OK, now you put two and two together!!
This was part of the mannerism campaign for people on the trains in Tokyo.
Funny thing is that it looks like he is reading a Playboy magazine and his pants look a little too loose. Then it says "Do it at home." What's "it" supposed to be???
OK, now you put two and two together!!
