英検が2024年5月からリニューアルします。
【変更点】
下記級でライティング問題が1問追加となります。
現状1問⇒2問になります。
◆3級～準2級：メールへの返信文
◆2級～1級：長文の要約
アミティーでは上記の形式のライティング対策も可能です！
6月の英検に向けて、お申込みが増えております。
3月中のお申込みで入学金全額免除！
Hello everyone I hope you had a great weekend!
Today we will talk about how to study with movies!
In modern times. We have easy access to movies on the Internet. Those sites also have translations and audio in different languages ready for us to use. It has never been easier to learn a new language! So we can learn English from movies!
If you are able to read the script of the language, you are able to practice your listening and reading skills! It is much easier to learn from movies that you like, so children can learn English through movies that they like! If they are unable to ready they can watch a movie that they like multiple times and mimic the speech of the characters. This way what they learn can be reinforced and they get to have fun too!
Let us try to learn from movies, it will be fun!
Enjoy the rest of the week!
４月から英会話をお考えのみなさま
アミティーでは、４月スタートのお申込みを受け付けています！
各学年あと３枠ずつですので、
気になる方はぜひお問い合わせください！
2020年教育改革で、大きく変化した義務教育の英語。
小学校5、6年生で現在すでにスタートしている英語が、2020年には「成績のつく教科」となり、中学校で学んでいた内容が繰り上げられました。
中学・高校の英語の授業は基本的にオールイングリッシュ、スピーキングやライティングで自分自身の意見も表現できるような力を養います。
一番わかりやすい、学習する語彙数でアミティーのレッスンと今回の教育改革の内容を比較してみましょう。
↑アミティーで学習する語彙数です。小学校高学年で、2,972語の習得をします。
これは、学校で行われる英語学習の中学卒業程度の語彙数（2,500語程度）に相当します。
このように、アミティーでレッスンを受けていると、小学校卒業までには中学卒業相当の語彙力を身に付けることができます。
また、「英語で表現すること」に対して前向きに取り組めるようになるので、自分の意見を言ったり、書いたりすることにも対応可能です。
アミティーでレッスンスタートしてみませんか？
TOEIC/TOEIC Bridgeの対策レッスンを受講いただけます！
一部大学ではクラス分けにも使用されています。
スコアアップ、目標点数の達成に向けて一緒に頑張っていきませんか。
明日、3/17（日）は１０:００から特別開講をしています！
Hi everyone! I`m back with a new set of tongue twisters, but this time we are only going to focus on R and L. The most difficult letters to pronounce. This activity will not only help you improve your pronunciation skills it will also be a good chance to learn some new vocabulary.
Are you up for the challenge? If yes, don`t forget to warm up first.
Warm up:
1. Fly
2. Fry
3. red
4. led
5. play
6. pray
Tongue Twisters:
Easy Level
1. Red lorries run alongside the left road.
2. I raked the leaves next to Lake Reeves.
3. I looked right at Larry’s rally and left in a hurry.
Intermediate Level
1. Rarely do lovers rely on rowdy relatives.
2.Jerry’s jelly berries taste really rare.
3. Revelers revel in leveling levels.
Hard Level
1.Ruby Rugby’s brother bought and brought her back some rubber baby-buggy bumpers.
2.The rat ran by the river with a lump of raw liver.
3.Rory the warrior and Roger the worrier were reared wrongly in a rural brewery.
Different ways to say "Hello"
Hello Everyone I hope you`re having an excellent week!
In today`s article we will cover how to "break the ice” when starting conversations in English.
The most common way to greet someone in English is to say "Hello, How are you?". Even though that way is perfectly fine it can be a bit of an overused and dull way to start a conversation. What you could instead do is one of the following:
Compliments
"That`s a nice shirt. I like that design" would be an example of a great way to start a conversation. It makes the other person feel good and it gives you something to immediately talk about. Compliments on clothing or hair are usually pretty safe and are not too familair to give, even to strangers.
Commentary about the surroundings
"Geez it`s pretty cold today!". Comments about the weather or anything in the surroundings are always a safe bet when it comes to starting conversations. You could also transition into talking about seasonal clothing and what you prefer wearing in which season and so forth. You could even follow up with a compliment!
Try out these suggestions the next time you want to start a conversation in English!
Happy Sunday everyone! I'm back with a new topic. You might be confused because of the title but don't worry, I am going to explain it thoroughly. Have you ever heard of "Onomatopoeia"? ,if not, it is used in English to express a feeling through sounds and noises. The title is actually an example of an onomatopoeia. "Achoo!" is used to express a person sneezing, another example is "meow, meow" a sound that cats make, on the other hand it is always used for object sounds like "tick, tock" which expresses the sound of a clock.
Now that we've learned what an "Onomatopoeia" is, here's a list of the most common Onomatopoeias in English.
1.achoo =sneeze
2. gulp =sound of swallowing/ drinking
3. zzzz =sleeping
4. ding dong= doorbell
5. chirp = sound that birds make
6. honk- sound of a car horn
7. oink- sound that pigs make
8. quack- sound that ducks make
9. sizzle- a sound produced when frying or searing something
10. boom- a sound that is produced when something exploded.
