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昨日の「ラジオ英会話」の勉強内容です。
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５月のテーマは基本動詞②
Lesson 31 come の方向・go の方向

５月のテーマは基本動詞②

👉５月も…
引き続き基本動詞のイメージをつかみ
「日本語を経由せず、英語を使う力」を養います。

Lesson 31 come の方向・go の方向

👉 「会話で話題になっている場所」を基準に、go・come を選ぶ
※ Lesson 31 では、come と go の「方向」を扱います。

Opening で

Roza
▶︎ Hey, everyone. Akino Roza here. Let’s get started.

Chris
▶︎ Chris McVay here. Oh, Roza, I just remembered.

Roza
▶︎ Remembered what?

Chris
▶︎ I just forgot.

Roza
▶︎ Well, I guess…

Chris
▶︎ We should ….

Roza
▶︎ go!

Chris
▶︎ Go, go, go!

Dialogue で

①Yes, of course.
👉これは、まとめて覚えて下さいね。時々目にする文です。

② so that evening works best.
👉こrは「その夜が都合がいいわ」という表現なんですね。
例えば、人に都合を聞かれた時に、
・That evening works for me.
みたいな言い方もあります。ここでは、best を加えて「最も都合がいい」
となっているわけです。
Chris
▶︎ Yeah, I think we should really recommend this expression.
When talking about the schedule, fixing the schedule to meet, for example,
usually most learners would say, “That’s OK,” or “That’s fine.” But this kind
of new expression if you like, I think you should get used to using that,
it’s really good, cool.

③ We should have the party at a nice place.
👉「いいところでやりましょう」
この「いいところ」って日本語ではしょっちゅう出てきますよね。
「ちょっといいところでご飯を食べに行こうよ」みたいなですね、
そうした表現です。
– at a nice place しっかり覚えておいて下さいね。
非常に便利ですよ。

After the Dialogue

Roza
▶︎ Oh, I just remembered, I haven’t bought my Radio Eikaiwa
textbook yet.

Chris
▶︎ No problem. I’ll pick you up, we can get one,

Practice

Chris
▶︎ OK, guys. It’s practice time. Now it’s sometimes difficult to know
whether you should choose “come” and “go.” For today’s practice,
let’s focus on “come.”
And the focus with “come” is on the speaker’s destination.
So for example, dinner’s ready. OK, I’m coming.
Where is the destination?
It’s the dinner table, right?
Therefore you should “come.” If you use “go – I’m going,” it will mean to some
unknown place where you’re going out, for example.
So with this feeling in mind, let’s practice together.

Roza
▶︎ And remember. Don’t use Japanese.

Chris
▶︎ Dinner’s ready.
Roza
▶︎ OK! I’m coming,

Chris
▶︎ Try!
So you can feel that, right?
The destination is the dinner table. So we’re using “come.”
So let’s practice that once more.
▶︎ Dinner’s ready.
Roza
▶︎ OK! I’m coming,

Roza
▶︎ Now for the second example, it’s the same thing,
The restaurant is the approaching point.
So you can come to the restaurant. Let’s try.

Chris
▶︎ What time can you come to the restaurant?
Roza
▶︎ I cam come about six. Is that OK?
Once more.

Chris
▶︎ What time can you come to the restaurant?
Roza
▶︎ I cam come about six. Is that OK?
Fantastic, guys.

Chris
▶︎ Well done, guys.