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風邪気味だそうで、
前回と比べて先生のテンションがかなり低かった  レッスンでは、 発音よりも一息おくところ(pause)やアクセント（atress）をもっと頑張って練習しなさいとのアドバイスを受けました。 ↓本棚の肥しと化したこの本、引っ張り出してくるかぁ・・・ 
【今日の教材は↓ A Student Credit Card】 ◆ I just came over to drop off the DVDs you wanted. come over 【句動】こちらにやって来る、会いに来る、訪ねて来る、立ち寄る drop off 〔物を〕置いていく ◆Where did you get all of this stuff? stuff (noun): miscellaneous items - His room is filled with stuff he bought on his credit card. ◆But where did you get the dough to buy all this? dough (noun): informal for money - He didn't have enough dough to buy the TV, so he borrowed money from his brother. ◆How in the world did you get one of these? in the world: used to emphasize something you say - Why in the world would you buy an expensive TV if you didn't have enough money? ◆ Well, why did you get one in the first place? in the first placeまず第一に、そもそも ◆It sounds you've spent yourself in a hole. spend yourself in a hole (idiom): spend too much that leads to heavy debt - Some people spend themselves in a hole because they can't control their shopping habits. ◆Anyway, student credit cards just lead to impulse spending . . . as I can see here. impulse (noun): a sudden desire - You can let your impulses to buy stuff get in the way of good common sense and judgement. ◆My nose is clogged. （鼻が詰まっている） clog 〜の動きを妨げる、〔管などを〕詰まらせる、ふさぐ  |
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