ラジオ英会話 Lesson 182 -thing/-one/-body で終わる名詞+説明
Have you noticed anything unusual about Umi recently?
Today’s dialog
Alexis: Caspar, she’s behind the curtain again.
Caspar: Oh, OK. Alexis, have you noticed anything unusual about Umi recently?
Alexis: No, not really. She’s been quiet.
Caupar: That’s what I mean. She’s not talking anymore.
Alexis: I’m sure everything’s OK.
Caspar: Maybe we need to give her some healthier pet food.
Alexis: She just wants to eat something different. Here, Umi.
Umi: Meow!
Alexis: See! She’s fine.
Caspar: She said “arigato”!
Alexis: Really?
Grammar and Vocabulary
Target Forms
Key Sentence
Practice
She just wants to eat something tasty.
She just wants to eat something sweet.
I have no one to talk to.
There was something hiding in the closet.
I found something you might like.
Grammar in Action
WORDS & PHRASES
unusual: 普通ではない、奇妙な
mean: ~のことを言う
not ~ anymore: もはや~ない
See!: (相手に注意をうながして)ほら!
arrival exit: (空港の)到着出口・ゲート
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