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💡when vs. where
Some people still get confused how to use when and where. When is used to tell or ask about the time, date, season, or any period of time. On the other hand, where is used to tell or ask about the place or location.
Examples:
A: I heard you went on a date yesterday. Where did you go?
B: At a shopping center.
A: That sounds fun! When did you part ways?
B: Around 9 pm.Want to improve your English understanding? Try one of our trial lessons!
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Examples:
A: I heard you went on a date yesterday. Where did you go?
B: At a shopping center.
A: That sounds fun! When did you part ways?
B: Around 9 pm.Want to improve your English understanding? Try one of our trial lessons!
Want to improve your English understanding? Try one of our trial lessons!
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明日27日(火)は臨時休校いたします🌀
台風のため、明日は臨時休校いたします!
本日は、20時半まで開講しておりますので、
お問い合わせは下記のお電話番号またはホームページよりお願い致します🎶

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本日は、20時半まで開講しておりますので、
お問い合わせは下記のお電話番号またはホームページよりお願い致します🎶

アミティー倉敷笹沖校 ☎086-430-4666
🤓 Grammar Bits: Adjectives
An adjective is a describing word. It tells you more about a noun. An adjective usually appears before the noun it describes. Sometimes, though, the adjective appears after the noun, later in the sentence.
Example:
a smart kid
a beautiful photo
The Pacific Ocean is very deep.
She is weird today.
Can you identify the adjective on the following sentences?
1. There is an empty room upstairs.
2. It’s a hot summer.
3. You are so kind.
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Example:
a smart kid
a beautiful photo
The Pacific Ocean is very deep.
She is weird today.
Can you identify the adjective on the following sentences?
1. There is an empty room upstairs.
2. It’s a hot summer.
3. You are so kind.
Please leave a message on our answering machine or contact us here!
Amity Kurashiki Sasaoki School ☎️ 086-430-4666
\本日特別開講日/
本日は日曜日ですが、9:00~18:00のお時間で開講致します!
レッスンがある生徒さんは忘れずにお越しください❢
英語学習にご興味がおありの方は、ぜひお立ち寄りください🎶
アミティー倉敷笹沖校 ☎086-430-4666
レッスンがある生徒さんは忘れずにお越しください❢
英語学習にご興味がおありの方は、ぜひお立ち寄りください🎶
アミティー倉敷笹沖校 ☎086-430-4666
9月スタートキャンペーン終了まであと一週間!
Word of the Day: ✨blistering✨
blistering /ˈblɪs.tɚ.ɪŋ/. extremely hot
Example:
I want to stay inside the house since it's blistering outside.
Are you sure you want to go there? That place is blistering during summer.
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Example:
I want to stay inside the house since it's blistering outside.
Are you sure you want to go there? That place is blistering during summer.
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月謝無料キャンペーン締切が迫っています❣
English Idiom of the Day 💬
beach bum
It means someone who spends a lot of their time at the beach, usually lounging around and getting a tan.
A: Do you wanna go to Shibukawa Beach this Sunday?
B: Aren't you tired? You're such a beach bum!
A: It can't be helped.
In this conversation, speaker A is asking speaker B if she/he wants to go to the beach. Speaker B declined and commented that speaker A really loves going to the beach.
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It means someone who spends a lot of their time at the beach, usually lounging around and getting a tan.
A: Do you wanna go to Shibukawa Beach this Sunday?
B: Aren't you tired? You're such a beach bum!
A: It can't be helped.
In this conversation, speaker A is asking speaker B if she/he wants to go to the beach. Speaker B declined and commented that speaker A really loves going to the beach.
Want to improve your English understanding? Try one of our trial lessons!
Amity Kurashiki Sasaoki School ☎️ 086-430-4666