What is not started today is never finished tomorrow.
-Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
月別アーカイブ: 10月 2013
〜シンプル英語エクササイズ〜 Past Tense (Irregular verbs) -過去形(不規則動詞)
When it comes to regular verbs, putting them into the past tense is fairly easy – for most you just add “ed” And for a couple you double the last consonant…
ex: slam – slammed / pit – pitted
But irregular verbs don’t seem to follow any set pattern, so it’s best to just do your best to memorize them.
〜シンプル英語エクササイズ〜 Find the nouns, verbs, and adjectives – 名詞•動詞•形容詞を見つけよう
Halloween is coming up next week, making this the perfect time to share a short little spooky story with everyone. While you are reading the story below, try to find as many nouns 名詞、 verbs 動詞、 and adjectives 形容詞 as you can.
Explore Australia – Homestay #1
Hi, it’s Mayumi again!
This is the second article about my adventures in Australia.
I assume some Senrioka students have experienced a homestay or some may be interested in it.
So, this time, let me write some about how my homestay was.
Quote Of The Week 9
Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at twenty or eighty. Anyone who keeps learning stays young. The greatest thing in life is to keep your mind young.
– Henry Ford
〜シンプル英語エクササイズ〜 Words with multiple meanings -多義語
Sometimes English and Japanese can be quite similar, epecially when it comes to one word holding multiple meanings. Let’s look at some commonly used words that can be used in several different ways.
Quote Of The Week 8
If you can’t fly then run, if you can’t run then walk, if you can’t walk then crawl, but whatever you do you have to keep moving forward
– Martin Luther King Jr.
〜シンプル英語エクササイズ 〜 Telling the time -時間を伝える
If you’d like to be able to tell the time, there are some important words that you should know.
オーストラリア再び
こんにちは!
先週はお休みを頂きまして第二の故郷ゴールドコーストへと行ってきた鈴木です。
友達との再会がメインなので観光らしい事は全くしてなくて、おかげで写真がほとんどありません(´-ω-`)
その数少ない写真の中から何枚かご紹介。オンボロ携帯ですので画質は悪いのですが、現地の空気感を少しでも味わって頂いたら幸いです。
ちなみにオーストラリアは初夏です。ゴールドコーストは昼間は暑いんですけど、夜は長袖カーディガンがいるぐらいの気温でした。
Did you know? (English Trivia)
Have you ever though about the meaning of the word meal?