ラジオ英会話　Lesson 120 今週の Review

Teacher: Overall, he’s doing well. He’s very active in class and quite popular with his classmates.

Karen: That’s good to hear. Are there any areas he should work on?

Teacher: His math is decent, but it would be great if he could raise his scores a bit.

Karen: I see what you mean. He’s been focusing more on other subjects lately.

Teacher: With a little more practice, I think he can improve quickly.

A: He should be more active in class.

B: He should practice math more.

C: He should try to be more popular with his classmates.

Liz: Hey, Daichi. Do you remember that amazing Hiroto 2000GT we talked about before?

Daichi: Of course. It’s a rare beauty.

Liz: Yeah, that one. So, who owns it?

Daichi: I’m afraid I can’t share that. We have to protect our clients’ privacy.

Liz: Come on, I’m serious.

Daichi: I understand, but it’s confidential. I can’t disclose the owner’s information.

Liz: If I offer a high price, it’s a win-win, right? I don’t get it.

A: What the Hiroto 2000GT is.

B: What is so good about the Hiroto 2000GT.

C: Why Daichi won’t tell her who the owner is.

Hiroshi: Hello. Here you are.

Immigration officer: What’s the purpose of your visit?

Hiroshi: I’m here on business. I have meetings in Los Angeles.

Immigration officer: How long will you stay?

Hiroshi: For five days.

Immigration officer: And where will you be staying?

Hiroshi: At the Sunset Valley Hotel in downtown LA.

Immigration officer: Do you have a return ticket?

Hiroshi: Yes, I do.

Immigration officer: All right. You’re all set. Enjoy your stay.

Hiroshi: Thank you.

A: The Sunset Valley Hotel is in a suburb of LA.

B: The man is on a business trip.

C: The ticket the man has is for the Sunset Festival.

Hiroshi: Can I get a double cheeseburger meal with fries?

Cashier: Sure. What would you like to drink?

Hiroshi: A lemonade, please.

Cashier: Got it. Anything else?

Hiroshi: Yeah, could I add chicken nuggets, a six-piece?

Cashier: Of course. For here or to go?

Hiroshi: To go, please. Oh, and no onions on the burger.

Cashier: Great. Can I get a name for the order?

Hiroshi: Hiroshi.

Cashier: Thanks. Your total is $14.80.

Hiroshi: Here you go.

Cashier: Perfect. We’ll call your name when it’s ready.

A: Onion rings.

B: Six chicken nuggets.

C: A double veggie burger.