中学生の基礎英語 in English 23/6/7 T5-3 Where do you like to sit in class?

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中学生の基礎英語 in English 23/6/7 T5-3 Where do you like to sit in class?
-Review
次の点を意識しながら、 Day2を振り返りましょう。
Where do you like to sit, not just in your classroom but also in other places?
-Q&A
イラストを見ながら、今週のダイアログを聴いて、Rumi の考えを詳しくみていきましょう。
Q1. Why does Rumi like to sit at the back of the classroom?
Q2. Why does Rumi hate to sit at the front?
Q3. Do you like to sit at the back of the classroom? Why or why not?

-What would you say?
Topic: Where do you like to sit in class?
→「その場所に座るのが好きな理由」を伝える場合のフレーズをご紹介します。
Because it’s easier to X.
Because it’s easier to see the whole class.
Because it’s easier to see the blackboard.
Because it’s easier to focus on the lesson.
Because it’s the best for X.
Because it’s the best for learning.

学んだフレーズを使って、質問に答えてみましょう。
Why do you like to sit at the front / back of the class?

-Open-ended Question
Do you like to sit by the window in class? Why or why not?

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not just
not only
set
a group of things that belong together or are used together
pair
two things that go together
by the window
next to the window

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♪Topic 5: Where do you like to sit in class? Day 3.
Yesterday, we talked about places you can sit, not just in your classroom but almost anywhere.
Mm-hmm. For example, you could say, “I like to sit in the first row.” Riku, if you like to sit in the middle, what could you say?
I like to sit at the middle.
Ah, okay. Remember “in the middle.”
In the middle.
“I like to sit in the middle.” So, we don’t use “at” with “the middle.”
Okay.
You can remember many of these expressions as sets or pairs or opposites. Riku, what is the opposite of the word “front”?
What is “opposite”?
Ah, okay. Here’s an example. The opposite of “big” is “small.”
Or the opposite of “fast” is “slow.”
So, once again. Riku, what is the opposite of the word “front”?
“Back.”
Great!
That’s right! The opposite of “front” is “back.” So, you could say, “I like to sit at the back.”
I like to sit at the back.
That’s great. Riku, do you know one reason why I like doing this radio show?
Mmm. I don’t know.
I’ll tell you. Because I like to sit next to you and Hannah and have a nice chat together.
Oh, that’s nice.
Me too!
Okay. Let’s listen to this week’s dialogue.
Mika and Rumi are having a conversation in a bus.