Daily Flashcards

Question

あなたらしく、リラックスして、考えすぎないでね！

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Just be yourself, stay relaxed, and don’t overthink it!

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〜でさえ、〜でも、〜すら、〜だって Even he said so. He even said so. Even the kid can read the book. I didn't even think about it. 彼でさえそう言った。彼はそういうことさえ言った。その子どもでさえ、その本を読むことができる。私はそれについて考えることさえもしなかったよ。=私は考えもしなかったよ。

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If I were you, If I were you, I wouldn't do that. If I were you, I’d talk to him directly. If I were you, I’d consider another option.

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back V. I found several investers who will back my new business. Darby backs me for managing partner.

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get to know When did you get to know him? I got to know him when we were university students. I want to get to know George. Sure! I’ll introduce you to him! Your friend Koji, is getting to know Ting.

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〜に悩んでいる I'm majoring in business but... I'm thinking about changing my major to another subject. I'm wondering about changing my major to another subject.

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get into 〜(unitersity) Congratulitions on getting into your dream university. I definitely want to get into Yale.

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accomplishment N. accomplish V. That's an amazing accomplishment! Don't forget to mention your most impressive accomplishments during the interview. With lots of practice and hard work, we can accomplish the impossible.

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consider N consider -ing consider that/what We have to consider all possibilies. Our company is considering investing some money in your new projects. We sometimes have to consider what other people want to do.

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earlier Adv. I sincerely apologize for not mentioning Miyuki-san's private lesson package earlier.

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use up I used up it. I used up half. Your lesson credits were used up in the last lesson on Jan 24th.

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kindly Kindlyは、よりフォーマルな場面で使われることが多く、特にビジネスの場面では丁寧な依頼やお願いをする際に使用されます Kindly complete the purchase of a new package before her next lesson. Kindly send me the report by tomorrow. Kindly confirm your attendance at the meeting. Kindly practice Japanese at least when you are here.

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You can find the payment link here.

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Thank you for your continued support.

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complaint N. complain V. lodge a complaint V. You are always complaining. You are always making complaints about me. Formal Complaints Regarding Ineffective Laser Hair Removal Treatment I am writing to formally lodge a complaint regarding the unprofessional service I received at Foxy Box Mt. Pleasant.

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Ineffective The online course was ineffective. Ineffective teaching makes it hard for students to learn. ⇆ The internet is a very effective way of communication.

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as required I followed pre-and post-treatment instructions as required.

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scrap the idea We have decided that we are going to scrap the idea. Hundreds of nuclear weapons have been scrapped.

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I'm fine with that! That's fine with me!

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That's more like it Do you have any other colors? We have 1 brown left. I'll show you. That's more like it. Can I try it on? I'll stop procrastinating and start studying seriously. That's more like it. This coffee tastes much better than the last one. That's more like it.

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I completed the exam on Dec 1st. I have completed the exam.

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I completed my home work last night. →いつ終えたのかが重要で、現在との関連は特にない。 He completed the marathon in 3 hours. マラソンを完走したという事実を述べているだけで、今の状況に関係しない。

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I have completed my homework, so I can relax now. 「終えた」ことが今の状況(リラックスできる)につながっている He has completed five marathons so far. 今までの経験としての完了を示している

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dissatisfaction

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I don't want to impose on you.

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avid She is an avid runner who trains every day. He has been an avid learner, always seeking new knowledge. She has become an avid supporter of animal rights.

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technician

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All that's needed is 〜 All that's needed is an internet connection. A friendly attitude and a little Japanese are all that's needed.

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Are you up for it? Are you still up for a drink tonight? 今晩飲みに行く予定でまだ大丈夫？ Absolutely! もちろん I feel like Japanese tonight. Are you up for it? 今夜は日本食が食べたい気分だけど、君はどう？ Yeah, that's sounds good. We're having pizza if you're up for it. もし君がよければピザを食べようと思うんだけど。

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Would you be available to 〜? Would you be available to start training on February 7th at 9 AM? Would you be available for a meeting next week? Would you be available to talk about this matter?

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clear up Hopefully, the snow will clear up by Friday! We'll leave once the weather clears up. The weather has cleared up and is beautiful now.

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It's nice/good/great to hear from you! This is used when you are currently in a conversation or situation where you are receiving communication from someone.

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I would like to ask if you would be available to〜 I'd like to ask if you would be available to cover the reception desk during the following times this week:

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Please let me know if this works for you.

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Significantly His income significantly increased since he got a promotion. The new technology will significantly improve efficiency.

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engagement His engagement in community service has made a positive impact on the neighborhood.

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1 million Kumamoto 1.7million people Vancouver 600,000 people *6 hundred thosand people

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shrink The pork is shrinking. The pork shrunk.

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wait in (a) line You will have to wait in line, but it is worth it! Behind him, a few people are waiting in line. We waited in a long line to get in the castle

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I'm sorry I snapped at you.

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go after someone/something He's been going after her for months, but she's not interested. Louis went after Mikado.

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A double standard is a code or policy that favors one group or person over another. Double standards are unfair. If a teacher lets all the boys bring candy for lunch but not the girls, that’s a double standard. Trump is a double standard.

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possibly Adv. He is possibly the best player in the world. This is possibly the worst movie I have ever seen. It will possibly rain this week. 通常、一般動詞の前、もしくはbe動詞の後ろに置く。確信度 Probably 70%↑ Maybe 30-50% Perhaps 30-50% Possibly 30% ↓

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get ready to 〜V. ＊toの後は必ず動詞が入る I'm getting ready to go out. Let's get ready to sleep. He's getting ready to go to work.

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I might as well 動詞の原型 I might as well stretch my body for 10 mins before going to bed. I might as well practice speaking English for at least 10 mins every day. I might as well run this evening. I might as well try your recommendation. I'm not interested in the book, but I might as well read it. I might as well to get something to eat.

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You might as well〜 You might as well study English harder. You might as well quit smoking. You might as well park your car over there. You might as well buy a train ticket a week before in advance.

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in the meantime She went for a walk, and in the meantime, I prepared dinner. He’s working on his PhD, in the meantime, he’s teaching at a local college. The meeting starts at 3. In the meantime, let’s have a coffee!

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I am confident (that) 〜 I am confident he will be able to pass the N5 in July. He was confident that the new enterprise would succeed. be confident He is confident that he will break another world record. You can pretend that you are confident.

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become familiar with〜 If he practices regularly and becomes familiar with the exam format, I am confident he will pass the N5 in July. This software is easiest to use for those who are already familiar with the spreadsheet program.

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make + O + C I will make the lesson easier for you. She made the story more interesting. I will do my best to make learing Japanese even more engaging for him.

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appreciate I greatly appreciate your help. I appreciate your cooperation. I appreciate that you contacted me. I appreciate you sharing his availability in advance.

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most likely 90% ほぼ確実に probably 80% ほとんど likely 50% 多分 maybe 30-40% もしかしたら　　　　　　　　　　　〜かもしれない possibly 10% ひょっとしたら　　　　　　　　　　　〜かもしれない

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Gross motor skills Fine motor skills Calligraphy is a good way to practice fine motor skills.

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planning N. 不可算名詞 A wedding requires a lot of plannning. I like to do my vacation planning online. I occasionally have meetings after 3 PM for community event planning.

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instead instead of〜 Since it’s raining, we cannot play soccer. So we wil play some indoor games instead. I will arrange an online zoom lesson on Wednesday mornings from 8:30 AM to 9:00 AM instead.

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if any adjustmets are needed I hope this plan works for him. Please let me know if any adjustments are needed. Please let me know if any changes are needed.

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弾むような城 Can you please let me know how much it will cost to rent a bouncy castle for 2 hours, and to hire a face painter.

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turn 32 I will turn 32 in 2 weeks! My niece will turn 1 this October.

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Throw someone a party/throw a party for someone She threw a party for his dad. My niece is turning 6 years old and we are planning to throw her a party on August 31st around 2 pm.

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blizzard N. A blizzard is expected tomorrow. A blizzard is comming to Ontario. You shouldn't go out while the blizzard hasn't ended yet. snowstorm N. 吹雪 The snowstorm paralyzed traffic in the Tokyo metropolitan area. heavy snow N. 大雪 The high way is closed due to heavy snow.

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fuzzy Adj. Our relationship is fuzzy. I don't like a fuzzy relationship. The distinction between their roles in the project was fuzzy. The line between the two colors is fuzyy.

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dictator N. The opposition party was banned by the dictator. His friends started to avoid him because he acted like a dictator during group discussions.

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compensation Thank you very much for reconsidering the compensation and offering me three complimentary sessions. I am writing to formally request compensation for my laser hair removal treatment at [clinic/salon name], which I received on [date].

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complimentary We offer a complimentary breakfast buffet from 7 to 9:30. Thank you very much for reconsidering the compensation and offering me three complimentary sessions. Employees at the company get complimentary tickets to local baseball and football games.

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fairness The fairness of the decision was praised by everyone involved. I truly appreciating your understanding and fairness. Fairness is a key principal in any democratic society.

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Have no issue with 〜 I have no issue with paying the full price for any sessions beyond the three complimentary ones. I have no issue How’s the project going? No issue so far! Everything’s on track.

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Just for the record, Just for the record, I did not fabricate this situation. Just for the record, it was Steve who supported the idea, not me.

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fabricate Just for the record, I did not fabricate this situation. She had to fabricate a lie to cover up her mistake. He fabricated a story to get out of trouble.

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distrust N. I would like to mention that such a lie can naturally lead to customer distrust, as it did in my case. Her distrust of the salesman made her hesitant to purchase the car.

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Attention please! Thank you for your attention. I was raised by my parents to act with attention for others.

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pneumonia N. Pope Francis got pneumonia. Many people die from pneumonia.

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Congratulation**s** **on** 〜名詞/動名詞 Congratulations on your graduation! Congratulations on your promotion! Congratulations on having your baby girl! Congratulations on getting pregnant!

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achievement N. something that you did or got offer planning and working to make it happen, and that therefore gives you a feeling of satisfaction I am truly happy to hear about your achievement. I will be promoted to a Section Chief for my achievement of my sales goal.

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Comment on 〜 Tom always comments on my clothes. You shouldn’t have commented on his new haircut. I think you hurt his feelings.

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If all/it goes well, If all goes well, we should be finished by 6. If all goes well, we should be back in the black next quarter. If all goes well, it shouldn’t be a problem.

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resilient Adj Zelenskyy is brave and resilient. She is a resilient person, always bouncing back from setbacks. After the storm, the community showed its resilient spirit by building quickly. The stock market proved to be resilient in the face of economic uncertainty.

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setback N. 可算名詞 You've got to be able to move on from setbacks. I'm recovering from a business setback. Our new business is going well. There is no big setbacks so far. The company suffered a serious setback in February but soon recovered.

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peel off The label on the bottle is easy to peel off. Please peel off the sticker before using the product.

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Don't be shy!

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shy, feel shy Blair is not shy. He is very social. I'm introverted.

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hatred N. Self-hatred If there is one thing to unite this world, it is the hatred of small talk. I couldn't help but feel a deep hatred towards him. I wish we could live in a world without hatred. I felt his hatred.

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I got you!

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On top of that = and, also, in addition to〜 Positive She is smart and talented. On top of that, she is very kind. The hotel has great service. On top of that, it's very affordable. Negative I was late for work, and on top of that, I forgot my laptop at home. He lost his wallet, and on top of that, it started rainning. Business/formal Our sales increased this quarter, and on top of that, customer satisfaction has improved. The project was completed ahead of schedule. On top of that, we stayed within budget.

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Give (someone) advice on N. I’ll give you advice on how to get along with people at work. Could you give me advice on which course to take? Give him some advice on what he should or should not do when meeting parents.

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For years I haven’t seen him for years.

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Can be + adj./N The shop can be closed today. It can be terrible. It can be successful. Sometimes my children can be handful. It can be either good or bad. It can't be true! やや可能性が低く、控えめな推測 could be He could be tired. The doorbell is ringing. It could be Mary.

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My brain is tottally fried!

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That's lame! That's so lame. That's sucks! He's such a lame, he didn't get the joke at all. Don't be lame! 退屈にならないで

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That's an amazing accomplishment!

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the place I've always wanted to be the things I've always wanted to try the food I've always wanted to try

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required Some smart students like you don’t need to pay the second- or third-term tuition, or even a whole year if they pass the required exams or meet the criteria.

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meet the criteria Applicants for this job have to meet certain criteria. I wonder if I meet your criteria. I understood I didn’t meet your criteria.

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to succeed I **succeeded in** giving a great presentation. To be success My presentation was a great success. successful My presentation was very successful!

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Canada has three levels of government federal government provincial/territorial government Municipal government

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The weather can't make up its mind. This weather is crazy. The weather can't make up its mind today. It was sunny just a minute ago, and now it’s raining! Yeah, the weather can’t make up its mind!

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You don’t need to **handle** a lot of work by yourself. You can prioritize some **tasks** first, and then, ask for help with other work that your team members can handle.

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help someone(人) with something(物事) Can someone please help me with this? She helped me with my hair yesterday. We will help you with your problems for free.

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What did you do for fun last weekend?

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be engaged in 〜 Kenji is engaged in learning Japanese this year. I was so engaged in studying that I lost track of time.

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It's going to be fine! It's gonna be fine!

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welcoming At first, I was afraid to talk to people at the party, but everyone was **welcoming**, so I had a lot of fun! The teacher was very **welcoming**, and she made me feel comfortable. The staff were very friendly and **welcoming**!

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to make a good impression Here are a few tips to make a good impression.

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Better late than never!

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go a long way Just a little practice a day. It goes a long way. "Nice to meet you" in a warm tone will go a long way.

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I'm very familiar with it.

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subconscious N. Dreams often reveals thoughts hidden in the subconscious. subconscious adj. I think I made a subconscious choice to avoid that place. His decision was influenced by his subconscious thoughts. Subconsciously She subconsciously avoided talking her past.

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warm up to someone We warmed up to each other quickly. He’s starting to warm up to you. You can see it in his eyes.

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compliment. V. It’s always satisfying when a customer **compliments** me on how helpful and professional my staff is. I’d like to compliment you on an outstanding presentation. compliment N. You shouldn’t hesitate to pay/give someone a compliment when they’ve done a good job.

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You’ve got nothing to worry about.

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have got to You’ve got to try this dish! It’s amazing! We’ve got to finish this report by tomorrow. I’ve gotta go! We’ve got to submit the report by Friday! It’s crucial!

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assume 〜 assume that 〜 Many people assume that the new policy will benefit everyone.

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1. **solve** the problem Only Kaede can solve this equation. I’m not good at solving crossword puzzles. *難しいことを頭を使って正解に導くニュアンス 2. **answer** the question Can anyone answer question 1? Answer all the questions in the worksheet in 15 minutes. 2. **work out** the answers Students will be given papers to work out the answers to the questions. Teachers should guide the students to work out the answers among themselves. 3. exercise(s), practice question(s) * do, try, complete Let’s **do** these exercises on page. 31 Now, you can **try** these fill-in-the-blank exercises about grammar. Please **complete** these practice questions. 4. practice the past exams 5. work on/do exercise book

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1. **solve** the problem Only Kaede can solve this equation. I’m not good at solving crossword puzzles. *難しいことを頭を使って正解に導くニュアンス 2. **answer** the question Can anyone answer question 1? Answer all the questions in the worksheet in 15 minutes. 2. **work out** the answers Students will be given papers to work out the answers to the questions. Teachers should guide the students to work out the answers among themselves. 3. exercise(s), practice question(s) * do, try, complete Let’s **do** these exercises on page. 31 Now, you can **try** these fill-in-the-blank exercises about grammar. Please **complete** these practice questions. 4. practice the past exams 5. work on/do exercise book

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terrifying adj. The movie was terrifying. The government is terry be terrified of The government is terrified of the truth being revealed.

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suqash V. I will squash negative thought. If you can't come up with a good idea of how to squash negative thoughts, why not ask your family and friends for advice.

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much 比較級 This problem is much easier than the previous one. It’s much easier to learn a language when you are young. If you practice everyday, the test will be much easier for you.

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I will **contact/call/get back to** you as soon as I will check/follow up with the staff in charge.

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turn 〜 (years old) I turned 32 (years old)! My niece will turn 1 years old in October!

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in a few days His letter will arrive in a few days.

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appear to 〜 He appears to fall in love with her. He appears to be strong and healthy. It appeared to me that he was upset.

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interact V. People are interacting naturally.

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mass casualty incident

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to feel frustrated/irritated/peeved I feel frustrated because things are not going as planned. What are the things that make you fell peeved?

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livid He is absolutely livid about the decision. I was so livid when you forget my birthday.

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convince I convinced him that our product is better. (I persuaded him to buy our product.) I convinced my parents that I should move to Canada. I convinced him that exercise is important. I convinced myself that it’s better to learn English late than never learning it at all.

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persuade V. I persuaded him to buy our product. (I convinced him that our product is better.) I persuaded him to start exercising.

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1. off ちょっと違う、ずれいている、不自然清潔になる is a bit off. Let me correct it. His explanation was a bit off. Your calculation is a bit off. Your pronunciation is slightly off. 2. off 普段と違う、調子が悪い I’m feeling a bit off today. The milk smells off.

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at all times = always I have some Ibuprofen at all times, in case I suddenly have a headache. Please keep your luggage with you at all times. Thank you for your cooperation. Have a peaceful day and stay safe at all times. Please fasten your seat belts at all times. I’ll be with you at all times.

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double down (on) I need to double down on my studies/studying to pass the CELPIP exam.

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simultaneously adv. =at the same time I am juggling multiple tasks simultaneously.

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juggle v. How is your wife doing? →She’s doing great! She just got back to work again. →So, she juggles work and family, doesn’t she? I had to juggle two jobs before, and I t was very hard for me because I didn’t have a day off! =I used to juggle two jobs, it was really hard since I never had a day off!

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Would you please ー? (Polite) Can you please ー? (Casual) Would you please help me? Can you please help me?

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downright Small talk is downright scary at times. That's downright ridiculous. The movie was downright scary.

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principle She refused the offer on principle because it seemed unethical. Honesty is one of the basic principles of good relationships. Principal 校長先生

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a full plate I’d love to help you but I have **a full plate** right now. a lot on my plate Being a mom and a teacher means I always have **a lot on my plate** every time.

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amiable Adj. She has an amiable character. Penny's amiable personality made it easy for her to make friends. She was well-suited to the job because of her amiable personality.

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jolly adj. Jenny has such a jolly, outgoing personality. He has a jolly personality that makes everyone around him happy.

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awful I suffered awful injuries in the crash. He had awful weather in Toronto. My school’s principal is awful.

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I'm in awe! I’m in awe! > I’m impressed! I stand in awe of you! > I respect you! 私はあなたをすごくいいと思っている I’m more than impressed. I’m in awe! 感動を通り越して、感銘した

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wrap up 〜 Let's wrap it up and go home. さあ、仕事はこの辺で切り上げて帰ろう。 It's time to wrap up the meeting. ミーティングを終わらせましょう。 We don't have much time left. Let's start wrapping up. あまり時間が残っていない。まとめに入ろう。 A: Are you still working? 「まだ仕事してるの？」 B: I’m wrapping up soon. 「すぐに終わるよ」

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apples and oranges No wonder they broke up. They were like apples and oranges. It’s meaningless to compare music with sports. It’s apples and oranges.

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mimble adj. Her nimble mind allowed her to solve complex problems quickly. *A nimble mind 回転の早い頭脳 Japanese people have nimble fingers. 器用な手先

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tedious I find watching baseball on TV tedious and boring. Studying the same subject for hours can be tedious. The long and repetitive task was so tedious that I almost fall asleep. ＊boring：一般的な退屈さを表す表現で、幅広いシチュエーションで使用されます。 dull：活気がなく、刺激に欠ける状況や、色や天気に関して使われることが多いです。 tedious：時間がかかりすぎたり、繰り返しが多いために退屈に感じる特定の作業やプロセスを指す際に適しています。

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fall asleep I fell asleep in my exam this morning. I tried not to fall asleep in class.

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dipromatic adj. The ambassador took a diplomatic approach to ease the tensions between the two countries. She handled the situation in a diplomatic manner, ensuring everyone's feelings were considered.

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unbiased adj. I try to remain objective and unbiased at all times. The judge maintained an unbiased position throughout the trial.

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back then It was normal back then. People got married much younger back then. I was young and naive back then. They didn't have the internet back then.

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—-, meanwhile, —- Meanwhile, —- =at the same time They’ll be arriving here soon. Meanwhile, we’ll have coffee. I went shopping. Meanwhile, my child was having a great time at her school party. My husband left home to pick up our son. Meanwhile, I cooked the dinner. I am a university student. Meanwhile, many of my friends are doing an internship and earning money.

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screening Since the posters on the wall show different movies, I assume multiple screenings are happening at the same time.

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Off the table I’m happy that you invite me to your place to teach me English but I want to be clear that sex is off the table. I have decided that dating is off the table for me for at least one year.

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retreat (戦略的に一時的に)後退すること withdraw 自発的に特定の場所や状況から離れることを意味し、ビジネスや個人の状況で使われる The commander ordered a retreat to regroup the forces. The retreat is not enough. The provincial governments keep this retaliation in place.

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much more The project cost much more than we expected. Shinkansen is much faster, but much more expensive than train. She is much more clever than me. This movie is much more interesting than another one.

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well-read She is well-read in philosophy. She is well-read in both Western and Eastern literature. Jefferson is well-read in communication.

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multiple He has worked in multiple countries. He has apologized multiple times for his mistake.

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dismissive The boss was dismissive of the employee’s suggestion. A dismissive attitude Laura is always so dismissive of anybody else’s suggestions.

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half/one-half One-third one-quarter

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tweak N. V. Let me know if you want any further tweaks. The engineer decided to tweak the software to improve its performance. I had a car accident last week and got a stiff neck and shoulders due to the impact. I need to stretch and loosen my neck and shoulder muscles.

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unknowingly The problem is the power you unknowingly give to other people. People sometimes unknowingly hurt their family and friends unconsciously I was unconsciously looking for a person who makes me happy. But I realized I have to make myself happy by myself first.

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fresh produce

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vow Mark Carney has won the race to succeed Justin Trudeau as Canada's prime minister, vowing to win the trade war with the US and President Donald Trump.

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cut down on〜 I need to cut down on alcohol. It is better to cut down on our expenses. I’m cutting down on my classes and increasing study time as much as I can.

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—-, meanwhile, —- Meanwhile, —- =at the same time They’ll be arriving here soon. Meanwhile, we’ll have coffee. I went shopping. Meanwhile, my child was having a great time at her school party. I was cooking dinner. Meanwhile, my roommate was studying in the kitcken. My husband left home to pick up our son. Meanwhile, I cooked the dinner. I am a university student. Meanwhile, many of my friends are doing an internship and earning money.

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daunting adj. Public speaking can be daunting for many people. The speaking test is the most daunting part of the Celpip exam for me. The task ahead of us may seem daunting, but we can handle it. Persuading people can be a little bit daunting.

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disrupt V. Trump's harsh tariff retaliation has disrupted Canadians’ travel plans to the U.S. this spring break. An unstable relationship disrupts my work and affects my concentration.

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coherent Do you think President Trump's foreign policy is corerent? When you give a presentation, your assertion should be coherent. coherent = logical and well-organized

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She/He has a temper. She has a short temper. lose one's temper I lost my temper and stormed out of the office.

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stay awake I try to stay awake in the afternoon. I usually don’t take a nap. stay up The night owl is someone who is good at staying up late.

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folklore The Local folklore includes stories of ancient heroes and mythical creatures. Folklore serves as a vital resource to study the traditions of a society.

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altermative An electronic car is a good alternative to a gasoline vehicle. If the hotel is fully booked, what’s our alternative? We need to find an alternative solution.

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I'm afraid I can’t come to the party after all. We’ve decide not to move to Tokyo after all. You should forgive him. After all, he’s your best bud! No wonder you’re drunk. After all, you’ve opened three bottles of wine.

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generally Acoustic guitars are also generally not as expensive as electric guitars. Women are generally kinder than men. Canadians are generally more energetic than Japanese people.

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The problem is fundamentally caused by lack of communication. The ideas they presented are fundamentally different, but both could work. The project is fundamentally flawed. *be flawed 欠陥がある The two theories are fundamentally different.

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snap out of Counting backward requires focus and snaps you out of autopilot.

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intimidate V. My boss tried to intimidate me. The manager has been accused of intimidating people into taking pay cuts by threatening to fire them.

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I'm sure that you are a much better 〜 than you feel you are. I'm sure that you are a much better driver than you feel you are. I’m sure that you are smarter than you feel you are.

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What can I do for you? I’m sorry to interrupt. Do you have a minute? → What can I do for you?

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Persistent Be persistent and patient! Be persistent! Don’t give up! She has been persistent in pursuing the job.

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rigid Anson is a rigid guy. Don't be rigid. Relax!

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I suppose I suppose she thought of me because I had changed my career so many times, even I had lose count.

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What on earth have I gotten myself into?

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burp Don't burping in the class. fart Don't do fake fart in the class.

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make sure **to** 動詞の原型 Make sure to bring your umbrealla. Make sure to bring your homework. make sure **that** S.+ V. Make sure that you have all your belongings. make sure **of** N. Make sure of the details. make sure + 節 Make sure you understand the instructions. Please make sure Please make sure all the windows are closed. I’d like to make sure… I’d like to make sure my reservation is confirmed.

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Time is of the essence. We need to finish this project by tomorrow. Time is of the essence. Call an ambulance immediately! Time is of the essence!

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insensitive He’s so insensitive. Don’t be insensitive. She was criticized for making an insensitive comment. Some people are very insensitive.

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Wow look at her dress! It really stands out. He is really a standout worker for this company. Yeah, I hope he doesn't get headhunted somewhere.

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pay off I believe that hard work pays off. Congratulations! All that hard work paid off! Always, remember, persistence pays off.

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Is this bus leaving now?

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legit I love this music! It's legit! Are you being legit? あんた、マジなん？ He's a legit guy. 彼は信用できるやつだよ。

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おそらく〜だと思う I would say it's about 10 minutes away. 多分10分くらいの距離かな Which is better, coffee or tea? I would say it’s challenging, but not impossible! 慎重に意見を言う I would say she's quite talented. 彼女はかなりの才能があると思うよ Do you think Emi will join the event? I would say yes, but I’m not 100% sure. 私の考えでは〜、私なら〜と言う If you ask me, I would say go for it!

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severance N. Negotiating a fair severance agreement can be crucial when leaving a job. The employees were grateful for the severance pay they received when the company downsized.

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pursue I would like to pursue a career in the pharmaceutical industry. I plan to pursue a career in Japanese language education. pursueは目標や夢を追いかける際に使われ、長期的な努力を伴うことが多い

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make it count Study hard and make it count. I know that you did your best. Make it count!

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bonding N. This journey was not only an adventure but also a bonding experience with my sister, making it a trip I'll remember forever!

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overnight The government implemented the new policy overnight. I left my wet clothes outside, and they dried overnight.

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vital Speed is important, but safety is vital. Some researchers recently found that vitamin D might be vital for cancer prevention.

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mojo I was feeling demotivated and my mojo was down recently. But I got my mojo back after I started practicing the 5-seconds rule. I lost my mojo. I need to get my mojo back for this project. I’ve been feeling out of mojo at work lately. I want to start a new project to change my mood.

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provide 人 with something I would like to provide students with the opportunity for interactive communication. Can you **provide** me **with** more details? The school **provides** students **with** learning materials

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adapt The tour needs to adapt for larger groups. I adapted myself to the new work environment very quickly.

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You are doing great. Go on. Keep doing what you are doing.

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1. Can you understand the meaning from the context? In this context, よろしくお願いします means "Looking forward to working with you" rather than "Nice to meet you" 2. In the context of history, this event was very significant. Understanding the cultural context is important when learning a new language.

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I'm so sorry for troubling you. I'm so sorry for bothering you.

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Stay in your bubble live in a bubble I realized that I had been living in a bubble. I should have gone out more and socialized with new people. People often live in a social bubble, only interacting with those who share the same opinion. Break out of your bubble I will break out of my bubble.

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Following the "Let them" theory is liberating. I feel liberated more in Canada rather than in Japan.

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When it comes to Canada tends to have a more relaxed and open atmosphere, especially when it comes to personal expression and lifestyle choices. Japan, while amazing in many ways, can sometimes feel restrictive due to societal expectations and unspoken rules.

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must have been 〜 It must have been a great way to practice discussing different viewpoints.

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I've noticed (that) 〜 I’ve noticed what I need to work on when speaking English.

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I've noticed (that) 〜 I’ve noticed what I need to work on when speaking English.

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step out It's great that you're stepping out of your comfort zone. Keep pushing yourself and try new things!

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valuable Practicing speaking in front of others is a valuable skill, especially in a new environment. Having good friends is valuable when living abroad.

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valuable Practicing speaking in front of others is a valuable skill, especially in a new environment. Having good friends is valuable when living abroad.

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valuable Practicing speaking in front of others is a valuable skill, especially in a new environment. Having good friends is valuable when living abroad.

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It has already been 10 mins.

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much more Tom is much more intelligent than Ed.

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arrive at/in place - Formal We **arrived at** the airport at 8PM. He **arrived in**Tokyo yesterday. ＊「大きな場所（都市・国）」では “in”、「小さな場所（建物・駅など）」では “at” を使う get to place - Casual We **got to** the airport at 8PM. What time did you **get to** school? I **got** home. *homeにはtoはいらない reach We **reached** the airport at 8 PM. toはいらない。

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turn out 〜 How did the poster turn out for the spring market? The cookies turned out perfect. Everything will turn out okay. I thought it was going to rain, but it turned out to be a beautiful day. Because I used too much salt, the cake turned out really bad!

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challenging Edditing the poster was a bit challenging. have difficulty I had some diffculty editting the poster.

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I'm glad I could help!

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How did the rest of your day go after that?

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consideration I think that your consideration is great. Japanese people have a good consideration.

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compassion N. She showed great compassion for the homeless. compassionate Adj. He’s a very compassionate person. Her voice was compassionate.

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classic Yes, I know Sailor Moon! It's such a classic! How awesome that he got you the English version of the comic!

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get 人もの (SVOO) I got my mom a gift. She got me a coffee. He got his friend a book. I got him a lot of Japanese souvenirs.

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fond I am fond of sci-fi movies. I have fond memories of my childhood. A: Do you remember the travel you enjoyed ? B: Of course! I have fond memories of my travel in abroad. A: I was looking at some old photos of us. B: Oh, really? That was such a fond time in our lives.

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**That makes sense!** **Make sense!** See? You just click the button to apply like this. Ah, that makes sense! Thanks! **It doesn't make sense** *意味がわからない、意味不明 I have to go on a diet! So, why are you eating ice cream? I always have room for dessert! That doesn’t make sense. **Does it make sense?** **Make sense?** Does it make sense? Yes, it does! よくわかるよ Kind of. なんとなくね Pretty much. だいたいはね I got it. わかった It could. そうとも言えるね

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in mind Do you have a specific cafe in mind? I have a gift in mind for her birthday. Keep safety in mind while driving. I’ll keep your advice in mind.

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sigh I sighed. After a long day at work, he came home and sighed with exhaustion.

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If you ever want to 〜 **If you ever**は**If**を強調した表現もし万が一、 If you ever want to chat or need more encouragement, just let me know! If you ever want to see my purse, please let me know!

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Pacific Atrantic Arctic Antarctic

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agitation N. The news of new tariffs that will be imposed on April 20 caused a lot of agitation among Canadian citizens. agitate V. The loud noise agitated the baby, making her cry. The news about the layoffs agitated the employees.

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disorienting adj. The sudden change in plans was disorienting for everyone. Moving to a new country can be a disorienting experience at first.

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patriotic American people tend to be very patriotic. The singer’s new song is a patriotic anthem.

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unconditional adj. unconditional love unconditional surrender A mother's love is unconditional. Children need unconditional love. unconditionally adv. Ukraine has agreed unconditionally to Mr. Trump’s ceasefire proposal.

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Of course! I'd be happy to help!

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**got to V.** I went to NY. I **got to** see the Statue of Liberty. I took two weeks off of work. I got to spend a lot of time with my family. I got to go on a business trip to Malaysia last year. It was fantastic! Did you get to see the Eiffel Tower when you were in France?

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be engaged in 〜 Shoora was engaged in her painting that she lost track of time. Kenji is engaged in his Japanese class this year. I'm engaged in teaching Japanese and organizing community programs in the Japanese community.

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intimidation N. She spoke out against workplace intimidation. intimidate V. I feel like Laura tries to intimidate me all the time. intimidating adj. intimidating behavior intimidating person An intimidating person is someone who, through their appearance, behavior, or perceived power, makes others feel nervous, uncomfortable, or even afraid feel intimidated When Laura talks to me, I feel intimidated. So I can't speak English.

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all the time He ckecks his e-mail all the time. every time He checks his e-mail **every time** (that) his smartphone vibrates.

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insignificant The slow internet connections, the unexpected changes in plans, the inconsiderate behavior of other people…these small annoyances may seem insignificant, but they aren’t.

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unsolicited unsolicited advice Receiving **unsolicited** advice from my coworker is really getting on my nerves. I wish he would stop assuming I need his help all the time. unsolicited e-mail I received an **unsolicited email** from a company trying to sell me their products.

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unsolicited unsolicited advice Receiving **unsolicited** advice from my coworker is really getting on my nerves. I wish he would stop assuming I need his help all the time. unsolicited e-mail I received an **unsolicited email** from a company trying to sell me their products.

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agitated I felt myself starting to get agitated. She got so agitated when she realized she had lost her wallet.

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appear to be 〜 adj./Noun You appear (to be) very pleased. He appears (to be) busy. It appears (to be) a serious problem.

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bend over I bent over to watch what it is. You need to bend over. bend over backward 全力を尽くす I bent over backwards to pass the Celpip exam. be hunched over I’m hunched over all day. I spent all day hunched over a computer.

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What is this made of? It is made of stone.

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What is this made of? It is made of stone.

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misunderstand I think she misunderstood what I said. misinterpret She misinterpreted his silence as a sign of anger. misread misheard

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no longer 動詞の前に She no longer works in this clinic. Ryan no longer wants to be with Jena. be動詞の後に He is no longer able to sing. It was no longer raining. There is no longer a bookstore in that mall. 助動詞の直後 I can no longer stay up all night.

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get agitated I felt myself starting to get agitated. 自分がイライラし始めているのを感じた。

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soften V. He tried to soften her anger with kind words.

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in some cases In some cases, you can go home early today. In some cases, additional documentation may be required. In some cases, treatment can take several months to be effective. In some cases, companies offer additional benefits to retain employees. In some cases, a simple apology can fix everything. In some cases, skipping breakfast can actually help with weight loss.

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initially I initially asked the Youth-C students to write about planning a trip to Japan, but I mistakenly gave you the wrong instructions.

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tight My neck feels tight after working on the computer all day. My shoulders are really tight today. Sitting in the same position for too long makes my neck tight. tightness I have tightness in my neck and shoulders. Do you feel any tightness in your shoulders? The tightness in my shoulders is causing me discomfort.

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torture N. The prisoner endured days of torture. Waiting for the exam results was pure torture. The summer heat in Japan is torture! I can't take it anymore. The running 10km was pure torture. My legs are killing me. Waiting for my food to arrive is torture when I'm starving. torture V. The spies were tortured for information. He was tortured by guilty after lying to his friend. Her constant teasing was torturing him emotionally.

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well-being physical well-being mental well-being Physical well-being is important for maintaining a healthy lifestyle. She is always concerned about the well-being of her family. Regular exercise can improve both your physical and mental well-being.

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tease someone Don't tease me. Don't tease him. He used to tease me a lot. It looks like they are having a fight, but they are just teasing each other. His mother told him to stop teasing his little sister.

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miraculous My former Japanese colleague from the school I’ve been working at in Vancouver, and my former student whom I had taught at the same school, both started working at the same school in Fukuoka this month! This destiny is **miraculous**!!!

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detrimental Stop overthinking. Being stuck in negative thoughts is detrimental to your body and mindset/your life. Take action, move your body before you feel ready! Smoking is detrimental to your health. Lack of sleep can be detrimental to your performance at work.

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get used to **N./ ing** I'm gettinig used to wak**ing** up early. It took me a while to get used to **the cold weather** in Canada. I got used to speaking English with my beginner student after a few months. be used to **N./ ing** I'm used to speaking English at work. She is used to living alone. Now, I am used to living in Vancouver.

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terrific These pictures are terrific! That is a terrific idea! The food at this restaurant was terrific! It felt terrific to build a kind of silent connection with such a powerful animal.

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intimidate someone The large dog intimidated the children. He tried to intimidate me with his angry tone, but I stayed calm. Be/feel intimidated (受け身) I felt intimidated when I had to speak English in front of native speakers. Sometimes I feel intimidated when I speak English with native speakers. I was intimidated by his confidence. I feel a little intimidated when I talk with someone who is very religious.

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blow up phv. President Trump has also unveiled a long list of countries to be hit with new tariffs. Canada is not on it for now, but the post war trading system has effectively been **blown up**. These new tariffs are sending shockwaves through economic hubs in Europe.

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**Better than nothing** Hey! That’s your lunch? That won’t be enough. → Better than nothing. **It’s better than not doing anything** I don’t speak Japanese, but I’m trying to communicate with hand gestures. It’s better than not doing anything, right? **Better late than never** Did you turn in your research paper? Nope. It was due yesterday. I’ll turn it in tomorrow. Better late than never.

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scapegoat The boss made him the scapegoat for the company’s failure. The manager decided to make Tom the scapegoat for the project’s failure.

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physician N. doctor N.

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physician N. doctor N.

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**so that you don't V.** Be careful so that you don’y fall. Speak quietly so that you don’t wake the baby. **try not to V. / make sure not to** I try not to be late. Try not to worry too much. Make sure not to forget your umbrella.

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be late for school The boy who stays up late every night is often late for school. I'm late for work today.

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stay up late I stayed up late last night so I’m tired. I stayed up late watching movie last night.

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**once** ニュアンス (今は違うけど、以前は〜だった) S + **once** + V S + was/were + **once** + adj./Noun. She once lived in New York. I once believed anything was possible. This place was once full of life. I am not as strong as I once was. The building was no longer looks as beautiful as it once did. I was once naive, but I’ve learned a lot of life lessons since moving abroad.

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**That's a bummer** A: I missed the last bus. B: oh no, that’s a bummer. A: The concert got cancelled because of the rain. B: That’s a bummer! I was really looking forward to it!

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That sucks! A: I have to work this weekend. B: Ugh, that sucks! A: I failed my driving test! B: That sucks. You were so close! That movie sucked. I expected more.

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**remember 人 + -ing** I remember my brother trying to imitate me and when he was a toddler. I remember my manager getting agitated with our team for not making enough profit in the past quarter.

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**(出来事) is scheduled for (日時)** Our next meeting is scheduled for Monday. I'd like to confirm our meeting scheduled for 10 AM tomorrow. I am scheduled for my annual checkup next week. **〜する予定になっている** **be scheduled to V** I am scheduled to have a walking tour tomorrow. Karim is scheduled to give a speech at the event next week. 予定通り on schedule 予定より遅れている behind schedule 予定より早い ahead of schedule

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wobbly Why is this table so wobbly? Be careful of the chair. It's a bit wobbly. My legs feel a bit wobbly. This stool Is too wobbly to stand on.

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unwind How do you usually unwind after such a busy day? What’s your favorite way to unwind? Drinking hot tea helps me unwind after a long day. I like to unwind by taking a bath.

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tire The car hit the front left tire of my colleague’s car.

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rest up Please rest up, I hope you get well soon. *restよりも口語的な表現

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extraordinary adj. This palace is one of the world's most extraordinary buildings

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drown out She is going to put her headphones on to drown out the coughing. She turned up the music to drown out her thoughts.

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drained I was drained from working all the day. I feel so drained.

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passive aggressive

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in a rush Sorry, I'm in a rush. She's in a hurry to catch the train. Everyone seemed to be in a rush. I'm not in a rush. That way, even if you're in a rush in the morning, your food will be ready to grab and go.

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grab I have no time for lunch, maybe just enough time to **grab something** from the convenience store. I’m so thirsty, shall we grab a drink? He wanted to know if I can grab a drink after work. Let’s grab a taxi instead of taking the train. Would you like to grab a coffee? grab and go *サッと◯◯してパッと行く Let's grab a drink and go. I'll just grab sandwhich and go to the meeting.

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**as** + subject + verb Asはネイティブっぽい、1番柔らかい〜しながら She was singing **as** she cooked dinner. He waved at me **as** he walked away. The kids were laughing **as** they played in the park.

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pursue I'm working hard to pursue my dream of being a freelance Japanese teacher. My dream is to become a freelance Japanese teacher, and I’m determined to pursue it.

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unapologetically She speaks her mind **unapologetically**. I would like to live **unapologetically** as myself. I want to pursue my dream **unapologetically**.

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side hustle Do you have a side hustle? She teaches Japanese as a side hustle. I’m trying to turn my side hustle into a full-time job. I’m planning to start tutoring Japanese as a side hustle.

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I don’t like ———either I don’t like this weather either!

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fair enough 1. 意見に納得するとき I don’t want to go out tonight. I’m really tired. → Fair enough. Let's stay in then. 2. 相手の考えを受け入れるとき I think we should focus on just one project for now. → Fair enough. That makes sense. 3. 一応理解を示す時　(ちょっと距離を置いた感じ) I prefer working home. → Fair enough.

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feel accoplished I feel accomplished after running 10 km. I finally finished my CELPIP exam! I feel so accomplished! Even though it was a small task, I feel accomplished! Cleaning my room always makes me feel accomplished. If I study everyday, even just a little, I feel accomplished because I’m sticking to my routine and working toward my goal.

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I don't have **much** time I don’t have much time because the marathon is next Sunday, and there’s a big event at school on Saturday, so it’s gonna be a pretty busy weekend!

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show someone around I'll show you around the city. Please show me around the museum. My friend will show me around the town. One of my friends wanted to try ramen, but she couldn’t make it today. She told me her relatives are coming to Vancouver, so she has to show them around.

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groomy A groomy day A gloomy room He looks gloomy. I’d like to go out today because the weather is kind of **gloomy**, and I don’t want to stay home **for too long**.

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affect my mood The weather is affecting my mood. Lack of sleep really affects my mood. Stress at work has been affecting my mood lately. Spending time with friends always affects my mood in a good way. *affect my mood in a good way or bad wayでもいい。

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1. Confident I Don’t feel very confident. I don’t feel very confident about my speaking. 2. Confidence I don’t have much confidence. I don’t have much confidence in my English.

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It went better than usual It went better than usual, but I still think my speaking skills need improvement.

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affect my performance The reading part was really tough. Normally, there are four sections, but last Thursday, there were five! It really confused me and affected my performance.

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Don't be too hard on yourself. It sounds like you handled it well, even if it felt tough. Adding an extra section would throw anyone off, so don’t be too hard on yourself!

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**That’s what counts** You tried your best, and that’s what counts. I didn’t win the race, but I finished it. That’s what counts. You kept studying even when you are tired. That’s what counts! Just remember, no matter the outcome, it’s all part of your learning journey. You’ve been working so hard, and that’s what counts.

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in mind Do you have anywhere **in mind** for lunch? I was thinking of going somewhere cozy. Do you have any place **in mind**? Let me know if you have any place **in mind**!

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keep in mind **Keep in mind** that speaking test is only 20 mins. You should **keep your goal in mind** while studying.

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put an effort You have been putting in a lot of effort. That’s what really matters. I should put in a lot of effort to improve English!

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stake N. The **stakes** are high in this game. You need to be prepared. She has a significant stake in the company, which gives her a say in important decisions.

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Where do you want tm eat? Anywhere is fine. I'm not fussy. She's not fussy. She gets along with everyone.

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self-improvement I don’t mind spending money on **self-improvement**.

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spend money/$100 **on** I spent $6000 **on** the trip to Japan. How much did you spend **on** dinner? So far, I’ve spent $600 **on** Celpip exam! I can’t believe I’ve already spent $600 on CELPIP.

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when it comes to Noun/-ing When it comes to cooking, I’m not very good. When it comes to studying for exams, I prefer mornings. I don’t want to be stingy when it comes to self-development.

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I'm just wondering if... (現在形) 今気になってること、カジュアル会話、チャットなど I’m just wondering if you’re free this weekend. I’m just wondering if I could ask you a question. I was just wondering if… (過去形) より丁寧で控えめ、ちょっと遠回しメール・フォーマル・初対面など I was just wondering if you had a chance to read my email. I was just wondering if you’re still available for the meeting.

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Laura is full of herself

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refrain from 〜 Kindly refrain from uploading them to any social media platforms or sharing them with anyone outside your family.

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Adj./Adv. **enough to** ..... The seawater was warm enough for them to swim.

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handmade Are all of these handmade? Did you make all of these by hand? Did you make all of these yourself? You made all of these yourself?

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among 〜 The actor is so good-looking that he is very popular among women.

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watch a movie I watched SUITS on Netflix last night. see a movie I'm going to see a movie with my friends this weekend.

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neurodiversity N. We value neurodiversity. Our company supports neurodiversity in the workplace. neurodivergent Adj./N. She is neurodivergent and needs a quiet workspace. Being neurodivergent doesn’t mean being less capable.

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conscientious I’m very conscientious about my work. Keira is a conscientious student who always does her homework and preparation. Don’t forget, your conscientious work is highly evaluated. I tried to be conscientious when dealing with customers. I'm a conscientious and detail oriented person. Synonyms: hard-working diligent responsible

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**identify with 〜** I feel like I identify with a deer or a butterfly as my spirit animal. Did you identify with the main character in a movie?

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contemptuous Your attitude toward me is so contemptuous. Laura is a contemptuous person in general. She has a contemptuous personality.

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demure adj. Very demure, very mindful I think Japanese people are very demure, very mindful naturally.

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persnality trait Honesty is one of her best personality traits. What personality traits do you value in a friend/partner?

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**extrovert** Bella is a total extrovert! She loves meeting new people! **introvert** I’m more of an introvert. I need alone time to recharge. **ambivert** I’m more of an ambivert. I enjoy being around people, but sometimes I just don’t have the energy to socialize. **reserved** I’m a bit reserved. I prefer to listen rather than talk.

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**I'm more of N.** I’m more of a listener than a talker. I’m more of a thinker than a doer. I’m more of an ambivert. I like being around people, but I also need time alone. **It’s more of N.** Teaching Japanese is more of a hobby than a job.

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committed a committed professional 熱意を持って仕事に取り組む人責任感のある専門職の人 The hospital is seeking a committed professional to join our downtown campus as an emergency room nurse.

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interpersonal skills A: I’m having trouble working with my team. Do you have any advice? B: Well, it’s important to have good interpersonal skills when working with others. Try to communicate clearly and listen to their opinions.

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boost I would like to focus on **boosting** CELPIP speaking score. We need to boost sales by increasing our marketing efforts. The new service helped **boost** net profit by 10%. To **boost** your mental health, you should keep in-person social interaction with someone.

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Let's get started with 〜 Let's get started with today’s lesson!

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prompt The writing prompt was about a time you helped someone. I usually practice some small talk and a speaking prompt with Chat GPT.

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