I'm reading "Robinson Crusoe for Children" now.
So,I'll write down some words and sentences that I don't understand.
1:made up my mind
*context*
I was so tired of it that I made up my mind to try something else.
*definition*
to decide what your opinion is about someone or something.
2:reckon
*context*
We reckoned that each one of these would buy a slave.
*definition*
to calculate an amount
3:swallow up
*context*
We were swallowed up by the waves.
*definition*
if something is swallowed up, it disappears because something covers it or hides it
I have only read 5chapters yet.
Maybe I need a lots of time to finish this story...
Because I meet many many new words.
But Listening English story is very interesting for me.
So I read it step by step :)
2010年4月26日月曜日
2010年4月19日月曜日
About "How to Learn English"
【a】Words
1: Overemphasized
*Context*
Studying grammar may be helpful at times but, in Japan, grammar is often overemphasized while students do not have sufficient opportunities to get used to English.
*Definition*
to give something more importance than it deserves or than is suitable
2: Recall
*Context*
If you can do this, you probably will not need to try to recall the definition you found in your dictionary.
*Definition*
Remember Something
---to remember a particular fact, event, or situation from the past
3: Equivalents
*Context*
Memorizing Japanese equivalents for English words does not work well for two reasons.
*Definition*
having the same value, purpose, job etc as a person or thing of a different kind
【c】
In this essay,"Words are like friends" made an impression on me.
Knowing a word likes to know new friends.
I like the phrase:To get to know a word well, you need to "meet" it in many different situations.
I want to "meet" many words in many books.
1: Overemphasized
*Context*
Studying grammar may be helpful at times but, in Japan, grammar is often overemphasized while students do not have sufficient opportunities to get used to English.
*Definition*
to give something more importance than it deserves or than is suitable
2: Recall
*Context*
If you can do this, you probably will not need to try to recall the definition you found in your dictionary.
*Definition*
Remember Something
---to remember a particular fact, event, or situation from the past
3: Equivalents
*Context*
Memorizing Japanese equivalents for English words does not work well for two reasons.
*Definition*
having the same value, purpose, job etc as a person or thing of a different kind
【c】
In this essay,"Words are like friends" made an impression on me.
Knowing a word likes to know new friends.
I like the phrase:To get to know a word well, you need to "meet" it in many different situations.
I want to "meet" many words in many books.
2010年4月13日火曜日
First Post
Hi, I'm yayuyo.
I love music,art and comic.
I like English but I'm not good at it...
I will do my best!!
I love music,art and comic.
I like English but I'm not good at it...
I will do my best!!
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