INTRODUCE
Some people go home right after work. Other people like to do activities after work.仕事の後、まっすぐに家に帰る人もいれば、何かすることが好きな人もいます。
PRESENT
STEP A VOCABULARY
I. Listen and repeat.聴いて、リピートしましょう。
do after work仕事の後にする |
take [thing] lessons[物]のレッスンを受ける |
get home帰宅する |
go for a drink飲みに行く |
eat out外食をする |
make dinner夕食を作る |
II. Which of the things above are fun? Which are boring?上記のうち、楽しいのはどれですか？つまらないのはどれですか？
fun
boring
III. Practice reading the words.単語を読む練習をしましょう。
 /w/ |
 /p/ |
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work 仕事 |
pork 豚肉 |
will 意思 |
pill 錠剤 |
we 私たち |
pea エンドウ豆 |
STEP B GRAMMAR TIP
Use who, what, when, where, and how to ask questions.
who、what、 when、 where、 howを使って、質問をすることができます。-
Use who to ask about people. Add with at the end of the question when you ask about activities that people do together.
whoは人について質問をするときに使います。誰かと一緒に行動をする時は、質問の最後にwithを付けます。 -
- Who’s that girl?
- あの少女は誰ですか？
- Who do you drink with?
- あなたは誰と一緒に飲みますか？
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Use what to ask about things or activities.
whatは物や行動について質問するときに使います。 -
- What does she drink?
- 彼女は何を飲みますか？
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Use when to ask about time.
whenは時間について質問をするときに使います。 -
- When do you go to bed?
- いつ寝ますか？
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Use where to ask about places.
whereは場所について質問をするときに使います。 -
- Where do they eat out?
- 彼らはどこで外食をしますか？
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Use how to ask about methods.
howは方法について質問をする時に使います。 -
- How do you get home?
- どうやって帰りますか？
UNDERSTAND
SPEAKING
The school day is done. Saori and her coworker Masa are chatting in the teachers’ lounge.
学校の一日が終わりました。サオリと同僚のマサは職員室で話をしています。
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- Masa:
So, Saori, what do you do after work?
- Saori:
I usually eat out with my best friend, Catherine. Then, we go to karaoke.
- Masa:
Sounds fun! Where do you usually eat out?
- Saori:
Well, we go to different restaurants. But our favorite place is the Pearl Café.
- Masa:
The Pearl Café? That’s far from your home, right? How do you get home?
- Saori:
I take the bus. Catherine usually takes a taxi.
- Masa:
Wow, your best friend’s rich! (laughs) Anyway, do you want to go for a drink tonight?
- Saori:
Sorry, maybe next time. I have plans tonight.
TRIVIA
When people invite you somewhere, it’s rude to just say no. Instead, you should use the phrases sorry, maybe next time or sorry, maybe another time.
A: Do you want to see a movie?
X B: No.
A: Do you want to see a movie?
O B: Sorry, maybe next time.
誰かに招待された場合、「no（いいえ)」と言うだけでは失礼です。 そんなときは、「sorry, maybe next time. (ごめんなさい、また今度)」 または、「sorry, maybe another time.(ごめんなさい、またの機会に)」と言うといいでしょう。
A: 映画を見ませんか？
X B: いいえ。
A: 映画を見ませんか？
O B: ごめんなさい、また今度。
PRACTICE
STEP A EXERCISE
Unscramble the words in parentheses to make a question.
カッコ内の単語を並び替えて質問文を作りましょう。
ex. (you / when / do) take ikebana lessons?
→ When do you take ikebana lessons?
- (when / they / do) eat out?
- (she / does / where) go after work?
- (who / you / do) go to karaoke with?
- (does / how / she) get home?
- (do / what / you) do after work?
STEP B EXERCISE
Complete the conversation using the words in the box. Not every word will be used.
ボックス内の単語を使って、会話を完成させましょう。すべての単語を使うとは限りません。
- Student:
_____ do you usually do after work?
- Tutor:
I like to try new restaurants for dinner.
- Student:
Nice! _____ do you eat out with?
- Tutor:
I eat out with my husband.
- Student:
_____ do you usually go? Do you eat around here?
- Tutor:
No, we usually go to Ebisu. There are lots of good restaurants there!
- Student:
Oh, nice! _____ do you get there? Do you take the train or walk from here?
- Tutor:
We usually take the train. We’re actually going to try a new restaurant tonight. Do you want to go with us?
- Student:
Sorry, maybe another time! I have to work late tonight.
CHALLENGE
Challenge 1
You are on a first date.
初めてのデート中です。
Answer your date’s questions about what you usually do after work. Ask your date questions as well.
仕事の後、いつも何をするかという相手の質問に答えましょう。相手にも質問をしましょう。
Today's grammar tip
- who
- what
- when
- where
- how
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Challenge 2
Discuss your ideas. あなたの意見を言いましょう。
If TimeAllows
1 AFTER WORK |
2 COWORKERS |
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1 AFTER WORK
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2COWORKERS
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FEEDBACK
I can talk about after-work activities.仕事の後の行動について話せるようになる。
LESSON GOAL ACHIEVEMENT
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4
Very GoodCould complete the task with ease
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3
GoodCould complete the task with some clarifications
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2
FairCould complete the task with additional instructions
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1
PoorCould somehow complete the task with difficulty
PERSONALIZED FEEDBACK
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RANGE
表現の幅
語彙をどの程度使えるか -
ACCURACY
正確さ
文法が正しく使えているかどうか -
FLUENCY
流暢さ
円滑に喋ることができるかどうか
