ラジオ英会話 Lesson 108 副詞③：頻度を表す副詞１
KEY SENTENCE
You never let me try your food.
Today’s dialog
将棋クラブのカップル、トムとマサミがソウタのことについて話しています。
Tom: Masami, is Sota OK? He never returns my calls.
Masami: I’m sure he’s OK.
Tom: He doesn’t even reply to my text messages.
Masami: He’s quit the shogi club.
Tom: I know that, but something seems strange.
Masami: Can I have a bite of your cake?
Tom: No! Please don’t do that, Masami.
Masami: You never let me try your food.
Tom: Why should I? Anyway, what did Sota say to you?
Masami: Nothing. Can we talk about something else?
英訳練習
本日のテキストを英訳してみましょう。文章をクリックすると英文例が表示されます。
Masami, is Sota OK? He never returns my calls.
I’m sure he’s OK.
He doesn’t even reply to my text messages.
He’s quit the shogi club.
I know that, but something seems strange.
Can I have a bite of your cake?
No! Please don’t do that, Masami.
You never let me try your food.
Why should I? Anyway, what did Sota say to you?
Nothing. Can we talk about something else?
GRAMMAR AND VOCABULARY
現在形（広く・一般的に成り立つ状況）
He never returns my calls.
リポート文
I’m sure he’s OK.
FEEL ENGLISH LIKE A NATIVE SPEAKER!
You never let me try your food.
You always [usually/ often/ sometimes] let me try your food.
You hardly ever let me try your food.
GRAMMAR IN ACTION
文法を実践で使ってみよう。
I will never lie to you again.
I love the countryside, so I hardly ever go to the big city.
My grandparents always spoil me rotten.
WORDS & PHRASES
text message 携帯メール
a bite of … ～ひと口（の量）
hardly ever まったに～ない
the countryside 田舎
spoil ダメにする→甘やかす
rotten 腐った
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