一期一会で一喜一憂

機会があるごとに英語のトレーニングをしましょう。
Practice your English every Chance you get.

【Let's Listen and Fill in the Blanks!】
○Is that an LP record turntable?
===> Is that an LP record turntable?
○Yes. It was my father's.
===> Yes. It was my father's.
○I haven't seen one of those in a while.
===> I haven't seen one of those in a while.
○Do you want to play a record?
===> Do you want to play a record?

【Let's Listen and Write!】
△What a gramorous up you have on.
===> What a glamorous outfit you have on.
○Are you going somewhere special tonight?
===> Are you going somewhere special tonight?
○I don't think I've ever seen you dressed that way.
===> I don't think I've ever seen you dressed that way.

△Your whole body is soir?
===> Your whole body is sore?
○That's because you went jogging for the first time in years.
===> That's because you went jogging for the first time in years.
△You'll get used to it ** *** keep it out.
===> You'll get used to it if you keep it up.

sore　痛い
「for the first time in ～ years」ここ○年で初めて(○年ぶり)はよく使いますね。

【Let's Listen and Answer!】
○Sometimes I worry about our son. He plays so rough with his friends.
===> Sometimes I worry about our son. He plays so rough with his friends.
△They're constly running, falling, throwing things, wrestling and bumping into things.
===> They're constantly running, falling, throwing things, wrestling and bumping into things.
○I worry that one of these days he's going to hurt himself.
===> I worry that one of these days he's going to hurt himself.
△But in the way, I suppose it's good for him to have lots of little accidents.
===> But in a way, I suppose it's good for him to have lots of little accidents.
△They say kids who have lots of little accidents are less likely have serious ones.
===> They say kids who have lots of little accidents are less likely to have serious ones.

最後の文の主語「They」は、一般人のことです。