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33 contributions to はじめよう。英語LIFE
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“Look” doesn't always mean “see”! We often learn look as 「見る」, but it has different meanings depending on the situation. For example: 🔹Look out! 🚗 → Be careful! / Watch out! 🔹 She looks like her mother. 👩‍👧 → She resembles her mother. 🔹 I'm looking for my keys. → I'm trying to find my keys. 🔹 Look after your kids. → Take care of your kids. ✨ Same word, different meanings! Quiz time! 🎯 What does “I'm looking for a new job” mean? A. I'm watching someone work. B. I'm trying to find a new job. C. I'm taking care of someone at work. Share your answer in the comments!
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It’s B!
Free talk recording📹
Thank you @Hatori Mariko for joining "Free talk"even though you're busy! It's been awhile, but your english is getting better❣️ Keep it up!! Hope to see you in the next session again^^ Here is the recording.
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I really wanted to join but I couldn’t. I’m looking forward to join Next time!
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Have you ever been so hungry that you started getting angry? 😂 Then you were... 🍔 HANGRY! HUNGRY + ANGRY = HANGRY 👉 hangry = feeling angry or irritated because you’re hungry You can use it like this; ✅I’m getting hangry. Let’s get something to eat! ✅Sorry I was so grumpy. I was just hangry! This is a casual, informal word, so you’ll mostly hear it in everyday conversation. By the way, I get HANGRY sometimes. 😅
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Recently I try to enjoy the feeling of hangry.
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But when I am hangry always I am angry before 😂
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The content of this lesson was interesting, so I enjoyed it from start to finish. even when l have no idea really I didn’t have to nervous at all.
English Quiz Time! <Which sounds natural?!>
Choose the sentence that sounds the most natural in everyday English. ① Your friend says, “I’m sorry I’m late.” You want to say that it’s okay. What would you say? A. Don’t worry about it. B. Don’t care about it. C. Don’t mind it. D. No problem of it. ② You haven’t seen your friend for a long time. What sounds natural? A. It’s been a long time! B. It became a long time! C. It passed long time! D. It is long from last time! ③ Your friend asks, “Which restaurant should we go to?” You really don’t care where you go. What sounds natural? A. I’m okay anywhere. B. Anywhere is fine with me. C. Anywhere is good for me. D. I don’t mind anywhere. ④ Your friend asks, “Do you want some coffee?” You already have a cup. What sounds natural? A. I’m good, thanks. B. I’m fine, thank you for asking. C. I don’t need it, thank you for your kindness. D. No, I don’t want. ⑤ You’re not sure whether you can join your friends tonight. What sounds natural? A. I’ll see how it goes. B. I’ll see how it will go. C. I’ll watch how it goes. D. I’ll look how it goes. 👇 Put your answers in the comments! Let’s see how many you get right! 😆
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①A. ②A. ③C. ④B
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Hi I’m Mariko. I love dog and plants and cooking. I’m 2girls and a baby boy’s mom.

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