ラジオ英会話　Lesson 105 今週の Review

仕事が忙しくてすっかり忘れていました。

JDaichi: Hey, Emily, are you free after work tonight? I was thinking we could grab dinner at an Italian place.

Emily: Sorry? I thought you were going to say Ramen Nikko-an.

Daichi: Actually, I was thinking of somewhere different this time.

Emily: Somewhere different?

Daichi: Yeah, maybe Trattoria di Melrose.

Emily: Oh…I see. That’s unexpected, but…kind of nice.

Daichi: I just thought it’d be good to try something new together.

Emily: Yeah… I’d like that. Let’s go with that.

What will Emily and the man do after work?

A: Make ramen.

B: Work together

C: Have Italian food.

C: Have Italian food.

 

Yukiko: Hi, James. Do you have a minute? I just got a message from Justin Miller about the interface redesign project.

James: Sure, what’s up?

Yukiko: He’s asking about the progress since our last meeting – about making the shopping experience smoother and faster, and –

James: I’m sorry, I didn’t quite catch that. Could you repeat the last part?

Yukiko: Of course. Basically, he wants a quick update on what we’ve improved so far and what still needs work.

What does Justin Miller want to know?

A: What a smooth shopping experience is.

B: The progress of the project.

C: Where they work.

B: The progress of the project.

 

Yui: Hello, Mr. Cole. I’m glad you liked the final version of Codey the Bear.

Nathan: I did. I’d like to place an order for 500 units, though the delivery will be a bit complicated.

Yui: Of course. Could you walk me through it?

Nathan: Sure. Please send 20 units to our San Francisco office first for quality and voice testing. If everything checks out, ship another 180 there, and the remaining 300 to our partner warehouse in Seattle.

Yui: I see… Would you mind going over that once more?

What does the woman want Mr. Cole to do?

A: Provide the delivery details again.

B: Check status of the delivery.

C: Change the delivery schedule.

A: Provide the delivery details again.

 

Jake: Morning, Sarah. You seem to be in a good mood today.

Sarah: Morning! Yeah, I feel a lot better. I cut back on my weekend shifts, and I’m planning to apply for scholarships for next year.

Jake: That’s great to hear. I guess today’s my lucky day.

Sarah: What do you mean?

Jake: I was just thinking about asking if you wanted to go for a drive this weekend.

Sarah: Really? That sounds perfect. I’d love to.

What will Sarah do this weekend?

A: Go to driving school.

B: Cut back on scholarships.

C: Go out with the man.

C: Go out with the man.

 

I’m sorry, but I didn’t quite catch what you said.
Could you say that one more time?

 

You’re speaking pretty quickly, and I’m having a little trouble following some of the words and expressions.

 

What do you mean?
Not getting results yet doesn’t mean they aren’t working hard.

 

Some people just need a little more time to learn the job.
Give them a chance.