食料品の買い物に行こう！ このレッスンでは、学生は店で食料品を購入する方法や、アイテムを探しているときに助けを求める方法を学びます。このレッスンには、店内で通信する2人の音声と、多くのディスカッション活動やワークシートが含まれています。学生はこのトピックに関連する語彙を見直し、練習します。また、生徒たちは食料品の買い物のさまざまな側面について議論し、商品の購入に関するアイディアを共有します。

レッスンの目標

話すと聞く スキルを発展させる

スーパーマーケットで見つけるものに関連する語彙を学び、使用する

このトピックに関連する自分の意見や経験を表現する

オーディオ

オーディオを聴いて、男性が食料品店で従業員に助けを求める様子を確認してください。あなたの買い物リストには卵、牛乳、パン、または果物がありますか？この顧客のように、各通路を見つけるのに困らないことを願っています。ショッピングカートを取って、買い物に行きましょう！

音声トランスクリプト

発音と語彙

shopping list [noun]: a list of purchases to be made

cashier [noun]: a person handling payments and receipts in a shop, bank, or business

supermarket [noun]: a large retail market that sells food and other household goods

bagger [noun]: a person whose job is to put customers’ purchases into bags at a supermarket or other store

credit card machine [noun]: device used to collect payments from customers who wish to pay by credit or debit card

shopping cart [noun]: a four-wheeled cart provided by a supermarket or other retail store for a customer’s use in collecting purchases

food groups [noun]: a collection of foods that share similar nutritional properties

dairy [adjective]: containing or made of milk; relating to milk, cream, butter, cheese, etc.

produce [noun]: of or relating to fruits and vegetables

coupon [noun]: a voucher that gives a discount off a particular product

free-range [adjective]: allowed to walk around and feed with relative freedom; of livestock or domestic poultry

half a dozen [idiom]: a group of six

a dozen [idiom]: a group of twelve

be a deer in headlights [idiom]: to be surprised, confused, or frightened so much that you cannot think or move

sell like hot cakes [idiom]: something is bought by many people

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Grocery Shopping

レッスンの概要

レッスンの目標

オーディオ

音声トランスクリプト

発音と語彙

Seeking Advice

Dining Out

Dos and Don’ts

Money

At Home

Job Loss

Television

Life Skills

Events

What Happened?

What’s Going On?

Routines

What Have You Done?

In Times of Test, Family Is Best

Story of My Life

Tidy Desk, Tidy Mind

Onboarding

Home or Office?

Checking Your Luggage

Come Rain or Shine

Grocery Shopping

Shop Till You Drop!

What Are You Scared of?

Thanksgiving

Work-Life Balance

Side Hustles

Is Entrepreneurship For You?

Brand Your Business

How Not to Ruin Your Career

Socializing at Work

Public Speaking

Workplace Wellness

Travel Jobs

Decluttering

Democratic Leader

Digital Detox

Ikigai

Setting Boundaries

Online Trends

How to Build Self-Confidence

The Benefits of Habits

Essential Job Skills

A Day in the Life of an HR Employee

Exploring University Majors

True Love

Bushcraft

クリスマスの伝統と習慣

Vacation Disasters

How Creative Are You?

Social Networks