ラジオ英会話　Lesson 070 今週の Review

Daichi: The Hollywood Walk of Fame is really crowded, isn’t it? Are you getting tired at all?

Reiko: No, I’m fine. I’ve had such a great time.

Daichi: So, what would you prefer for lunch pizza or a burger? Both places are close by.

Reiko: Hmm, I’m not sure.

Daichi: Either works for me. Your call.

Reiko: In that case, let’s try the burger place.

Daichi: Sounds good. It’s just down this street.

What will the two people do?

A: Call a restaurant in Hollywood.

B: Have pizza for lunch.

C: Go to a burger place.

C: Go to a burger place.

 

Nathan: Hello, Yui. Do you have a minute? I’ve been thinking about Codey the Bear.

Yui: Of course, Mr. Cole. What’s on your mind?

Nathan: I was wondering if we might add a speaking function to the plush. Maybe it could say a few simple phrases. What do you think?

Yui: That’s certainly possible. We can accommodate that request. However, adding a voice feature would increase the production cost.

Nathan: I see.

Yui: We’re prepared to move forward either way. Whether it’s worth the cost, that’s for you to decide.

What decision will Mr. Cole make?

A: Whether to add a function to Codey the Bear.

B: Whether to change the name of the plush.

C: Whether to cut production costs.

A: Whether to add a function to Codey the Bear.

 

Emily: Good afternoon, Mr. Yamamoto. Still driving that Hiroto 2000GT?

Mr. Yamamoto: Hi. Yes, but it’s starting to feel a bit too loud for everyday errands. It draws attention, and parking it for grocery runs is a hassle. I’m thinking about getting a smaller second car.

Emily: That makes sense. Are you looking for something compact and easy to handle?

Mr. Yamamoto: Yes, exactly. What would you recommend?

Emily: It’s up to you, though I’d lean toward a fuel- efficient compact. It’ll be quieter, easier to park, and much more practical for shopping trips.

What kind of car does Mr. Yamamoto want?

A: A smaller quieter one.

B: One that can carry a lot of passengers.

C: One with a loud engine.

A: A smaller quieter one.

 

Jake: Hey, Sarah. You doing all right? You look kind of worn out today.

Sarah: Oh…yeah, I’m OK. Just a little tired, I guess.

Jake: A little? You can barely keep your eyes open. What’s going on?

Sarah: I’ve been juggling my part-time job and classes. Midterms are coming up, and I’ve been cutting back on sleep to finish everything.

Jake: That sounds rough. You can’t keep running on empty, though.

Sarah: I know… I just don’t want to fall behind at work or school.

Why is Sarah tired?

A: Because she is been sleeping in too late.

B: Because she has a lot to do.

C: Because she ran a lot this morning.

B: Because she has a lot to do.

 

Whatever you prefer.
You can choose tonight.
I picked the place last time, remember?

 

So it’s your turn today.
I’m fine with anything you like.
I’m getting pretty hungry though, so let’s head out soon.

 

Good morning. Is something bothering you?
If it’s about the results of your English test, your grandma mentioned a good radio program the other day.

 

I’ll give her a call and ask her about it.