ラジオ英会話　Lesson 110 今週の Review

質問部分は加筆済み。

Jennifer: Not bad, right? That shot landed pretty close to the pin.

Theo: Yeah, I guess. Nice job…for a beginner.

Jennifer: What’s that supposed to mean?

Theo: Relax, I’m just saying you’re improving. You used to slice every shot.

Jennifer: Wow, thanks for the reminder. Maybe I should start commenting on your putting.

Theo: Hey, my putting’s fine.

Jennifer: Sure it is. Let’s see you make this next one.

Which of the following is true?

A: The girl’s shot was terrible.

B: The boy will hit the ball next.

C: They both slice every shot.

B: The boy will hit the ball next.

 

Justin: It looks like Mr. Emori has already returned to Japan. He seemed like a great guy-Jennifer was really happy.

Kyoko: Yes, she said his haiku talk was inspiring. I’m glad it went well.

Justin: By the way, why did you know he was a great guy? Have you met him before?

Kyoko: No, never. I don’t know why, but I’ve had good intuition since I was little. People say I’m often Bright.

Justin: Maybe my success at work is thanks to you, then.

Kyoko: Of course.

How did the woman know Mr. Emori was a great guy.

A: Because Jennifer said so.

B: Because she has met him before.

C: Because she has good intuition.

C: Because she has good intuition.

 

Yukiko: Alex? I didn’t expect to see you here.

Alex: Yukiko, hi. It’s been a while since the conference.

Yukiko: Yeah, it has. What brings you here?

Alex: I’ve got a meeting with your CEO this afternoon about a potential collaboration.

Yukiko: That sounds exciting. How did that come about?

Alex: We stayed in touch after the conference, and things just developed from there.

Yukiko: I see. Well, I hope the meeting goes well.

Alex: Thanks. Maybe we can catch up properly later.

What will Alex do in the afternoon?

A: Give a presentation to the whole conference.

B: Have a meeting with the CEO.

C: Collaborate with Yukiko.

B: Have a meeting with the CEO.

 

Mr. Yamamoto: Good morning.

Ms. Reynolds: Good morning. You really take good care of that car. It looks almost new.

Mr. Yamamoto: Thank you. It holds a lot of memories for me, so I try to keep it in great condition.

Ms. Reynolds: I didn’t know that. Tell me more.

Mr. Yamamoto: It was the first car my late wife and I bought together. We traveled to so many places in it.

Ms. Reynolds: That’s beautiful. I can see why it means so much to you.

Why does the man take good care of his car?

A: Because his late wife bought it for him.

B: Because he wants to travel in it.

C: Because he has a lot of memories with it.

C: Because he has a lot of memories with it.

 

What’s that supposed to mean?
Are you saying I’m lying?
I told you I already finished it before dinner.

 

Mr. Evans only gave us a short worksheet today, so it didn’t take very long to finish.

 

What’s making you so sad?
If it’s about your English test score, I have a good idea.
Why don’t you start listening to Rajio Eikaiwa ?

 

It’s only a 15-minute program, but if you keep listening to it, it’ll make a big difference.