Hello everyone. I hope you are having a great day.
Today, I would like to introduce a seminar that we are
offering. It`s called "A letter to Santa".
In this seminar the students will get a chance a write a letter to Santa
and actually get a reply from Santa this Christmas.
How exciting is that? This seminar has started already since we need to
send a letter to Canada as early as November to get response on Christmas
day.
The students will not just learn Christmas vocabulary but will also get a chance
to experience an unforgettable Christmas.
What are you waiting for? Sign up now!
英検の二次試験対策を実施しています！
外部生のお申込みも受けつけていますので、
ご希望の方は、お早目にご相談ください。
【二次試験対策空き状況】
11/8（金）16:30～、17:30～、18:30～、19:30～
11/9（土）17:10～
11/12（火）18:30～、19:30～
11/13（水）18:10～
11/15（金）19:30～
11/16（土）17:10～
11月も無料イベントを実施いたします！
11/14（木）12:00～
11/21（木）13:00～
11/28（木）11:40～
参加希望の方はお気軽にお問合せください！
Riddle of the Day! part 5
Happy Sunday again everyone, I hope you are having a a great weekend.
We are already on our fifth Riddle of the day series! Are you excited to learn
new riddles again today? If yes, then let`s get started right away.
1.You use me to play, I am long and you jump many times when you
go in me. Who am I?
a. ball b. jumping rope c. marble
2. I have no bones, I teach you a lot of things but I need your hand to do so.
a. cake b. sticker c. book
3. I open the word for you, you need to tap my keys to make use of what I know.
a. computer b. bag c. shoes
Here are the answers: B,C,A
Happy Halloween everyone! Today I am going to introduce a new set of riddles.
Since it is Halloween today, all the answers are related to Halloween.
1. I am round but you can`t kick me. What am I?
A. eyeball
B. ball
C. ring
D. CD
2. I can dance but I don`t have feet.
I have no life but I can live and die.
What am I?
A. house
B. water
C. fire
D. zombie
3. People can write a name on me.
People cry in front of me.
Others stay with me all day.
What am I?
A. skeleton
B. vampire
C. skeleton
D. tombstone
英検一次試験の結果が発表されました。
3級以上合格者は二次試験がございます！
アミティーでは二次試験対策を受付中です。
お席に限りがございますので、ご希望の方はお早めにご相談下さい。
Where, What, When, Why and How!
Hello Everyone I hope you have had a great week
Today we are going to discuss the common question words and how to use them to practice English.
They are very important to learn as you will have to use them in every conversation. They are also very useful for helping you understand the question you are being asked. If you know someone that speaks English consider asking them questions to see how they will respond.
Here are some common questions you can ask.
Who is your favourite (sports team)?
What (sports team) do you support?
How often do you (watch football)?
When do you (watch football)?
Why do you (like this team)?
Another way to ask is to make a statement. If you are familiar with asking questions then making statements will make you sound more fluent. For example;
You look like a Man United fan.
You like Liverpool, right?
I take it you watch football a lot.
Weekends are the best times to watch football.
Real Madrid has an awesome line up.
You can get the same information with these statements as with the questions above, the difference being that the interaction will feel smoother and more native like.
The great thing about questions is that you can ask them to yourself. Making them easy to practice alone.
Thats all for today I hope you have a splendid week!
Slang of the Day! (part 5)
Hi everyone, How are you doing today?
I hope you are all doing well.
We are now in our part 5 of slangs.
Now, let`s get started!
Slang of the day: Cut me some slack
Meaning: This slang is used when you want to ask someone
to give you a consideration or if you want to make things
easier.
Examples:
1. It has been a rough week for me. Cut me some slack.
2. I was so grateful that my teacher cut me some slack and forgave me for being late.
3. Cut him some slack, his father just died last week.
That`s it for today everyone! Again, please use the previous slangs we learned
so you will understand fully how they are used. See you!
