明日２０時半までのお申し込みにより
３/２６(水)～３/２９(土)の４日間で気になるコースを体験できます！
実際のクラスに入って、アミティーオリジナルのレッスンを体感いただくチャンスです✨
おためしご希望の方も、見学/学習カウンセリングのみご希望の方も
今すぐお問い合わせください🎵
日曜日と月曜日はお休みとなっておりますので、留守番電話にメッセージを残して頂くか、こちらよりお問い合わせください！
３／２５（火）に折り返しご連絡させて頂きます♪彡
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🤔 How to...wish someone well?
There are lots of ways to express well wishes to someone - whether that person is traveling, driving, or going out, we can convey our feelings through words. Today, let's learn how to wish someone well.
You can say the following phrases/sentences:
Take care.
Stay well/healthy.
Please be okay.
Look after yourself.
Good riddance.
See you around.
'Til we meet again.
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March 25th (Tuesday)♪彡
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アミティー生の皆さん！
今週・来週はサプリメンタリーレッスンです！！
年中～小学生会話クラス受講中の方は、
コピーチャットを使用しますので必ずお持ちください🎵
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English Idiom of the Day 💬
the best of both worlds
It means a situation in which you can enjoy the advantages of two very different things at the same time.
A: Your clothes look so fashionable!
B: Thanks. I got it on a discounted price, so it's very cheap.
A: Lucky you! You got the best of both worlds.
In this conversation, the cheap price of the clothes and them being fashionable are both good deals. So, the speaker is lucky to wear them.
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＼本日はTOEIC・TOEIC Bridge試験日／
本日は祝日の為通常のレッスンはお休みで、TOEIC一斉試験日となっております！
いつも木曜日にレッスンに来られている生徒さんは、お気を付けください！！
アミティーでは、年に2回TOEIC/TOEIC Bridgeを実施しています🚩
本日はお昼にTOEIC、朝と夕方にTOEIC Bridgeが実施されます✨
詳しい時間はお問い合わせください🎶
受験を検討中の方
⇒⇒対策レッスンは1回から受付中です！
お気軽にお問い合わせください💕
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🤓 Grammar Bits: Has and Have
The verbs has and have are used to say what people own or possess. They are also used to talk about things that people do or get, such as illnesses. These words are the simple present tense of the verb have.
Use has with he, she, it, and with singular nouns. Use have with I, you, we, they, and with plural nouns.
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March 21st (Friday)♪彡
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Word of the Day: ✨blossom✨
blossom /ˈblɑ·səm/ a small flower, or the small flowers on a tree or plant, can also means to develop or become better
Example:
It is time for cherry blossom viewing!
Hikari is blossoming into a fine lady.
Their friendship blossom into something beautiful.
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March 18th (Tuesday)♪彡
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“All good things must come to an end.”
It means good times don’t last forever, everything will eventually end at some point. For example, meeting your friends to travel is a fun experience but at the end of the day, everyone will need to go home.
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