1. His shirt was soaked with sweat after all that hard work.
2. Too bad your cellphone battery died while you were talking.
3. Now that we're finished at our work, would you like to go for a drink?
1.I wish I had learned a foreign language when I was young.
2.Sometime I wish I were a little more sociable.
3.The concert made me wish I could play a musical instrument.
1.I wish I had learned foreign language when I was young.
2. I sometimes wish I were a little more sociable.
3. The concert made me wish I could play a musical instrument.
1.He is tall enough to reach up and touch the ceiling.
2.I'm not patient enough to put up with Jim's tasteless joke.
3.Are you good enough at tennis to beat someone like Mike?
1. He's tall enough to reach up and touch the ceiling.
2. I'm not patient enough to put up with Jim's tasteless joke.
3. Are you good enouh at tennis to beat someone like Mike?
1.Driving to the airport takes longer than going there on the train.
2.Working aith him will be a wonderful experience for you.
3.Just listening to English won't teach you to speak it.
1. Driving to the airport takes longer than going there on the train.
2. Working with him will be a wonderful experience for you.
3. Just lintening to english won't teach you to speak it.
1.I wish this book was available in a cheap paperback edition.
2.I'm not strong enough to lift this barbel over my head.
3.Making a steady effort is the best way to success.
1. I wish this book were available in cheap paperback edition.
2. I'm not strong wnough to lift this vervel over my head.
3. Making a steady effort is the best way to success.
1.Once you turn 40,You should have regular medical checkups.
2.I always forget people's name, once I finished talking with them.
3.It became quite chilly, once the sun went down.
1. Once you turn 40, you should have regular check-ups
2. I always forget people's name once I finish talking with them.
3. It became quite chilly once the sun went down.
1.Just as she looked up, a gust of wind blew her hat off.
2.Just as the movie began, someone's cellphone started ringing.
3.A taxi appeared ,just as I stepped out of my office building.
1. Just as she looked up, a gust wind blew her hat off.
2. Just as the movie began, someone's cellphone started ringing.
3. Taxi appeared just as I stepped out of my office building.
1.I tried on the shoes but they were too tight in the toe.
2.Don't you want to try that sweater on before you buy it?
3.I see that the suit is too small , so I don't need to try it on.
1.Once you have a taste of scuba diving,you'll be deeply into it.
2.It starts to rain , just as I arrived at the beach.
3.You should've tried on that skirt before you bought it.
1. Once you'll have a taste for scuba diving, you'll be deeply into it.
2. It started to rain just as we arrived at beach.
3. You should've tried on the skirt before you paid for it.
1.She must have been disappointed to hear that news.
2.Wendy must have lost some weight during the summer.
3.You must have messed up the ratio of ingredients.
1. She must have been very disaponited to hear the news.
2. Wendy must have lost some weight during summer.
3. You must have messed up at the ratio in ingredients.
1.You're supposed to wear a life vest in case you fall overboard.
2.I always keep some money set aside in case there is an emergency.
3.He backs up his date in case something goes wrong with his computer.
1. You are supposed to wear a life vest in case you fall overboard.
2. I always keep some money set aside in case there's an emergency.
3. He backs up his data in case something goes wrong with computer.
1.My husband usually goes jogging for about 20 minutes after dinner.
2.I can tell from your breath that you've gone drinking again.
3.I'd rather go home tonight than go singing at a karaoke bar.
What's on the itinerary for tomorrow..?とかset your clock for 4:30...の
表現にある前置詞の使い方が今日は勉強になりました。
正確になかなかいえないから。
1. My husband usually goes jogging for about 20 minutes after dinner.
2. I can tell from your breath that you've gone drinking again.
3. I'd rather go home rather than go singing at the karaoke bar.
1.He must have been relieved to find that his cough was nothing serious.
2.Call him on his cellphone in case you need to get hold of him.
3.Why don't you go window-shopping together this afternoon?
1. I tried to pay for dinner, but Tom insisted on treating us.
2. Why do you insist on turning the TV volume up so lond?
3. That lady insisted on getting refund on cracked eggs.
1.I tried to pay for dinner,but Tom insisted on treating us.
2.Why do you insist on turning the TV volume up so loud?
3.The woman insisted on getting a refund for cracked eggs.
1.The thought of a vacation at the hot spring resort makes me feel relaxed.
2.The thought of getting married to him thrilled her.
3.Just the thought of that car accident makes me shudder.
1. The thought of vacation at the hot spring makes me feel relaxed.
2. The thought of gettin married to him thrilled her.
3. Just the thought of that car accident makes me schudder.
1.She convinced her parents to let her go on an overnight trip.
2.We have to convince John to get involved in our project.
3.How did you convince them to raise your salary by so much?
1.go on a tripという言い回しに overnightという形容詞がついたんですね。。
だからon an..かならず、必要ですね。聞き取りにくかったけど。
1. she convinced her parents to let her go for an overnight trip.
2. We have to convince John to get involed in our project.
3. How did you convinced convince them not to raise your thuroghry so much
.
1.I don't know why he insisted on doing the job all by himself.
2.Just the thought of her is enough to make my heart pound.
3.I tried,but never manage to convince him not to quit his job.
1.I got stuck in a traffic jam and it took me two hours to get there.
2.A small fish born got stuck in my throat and I can't get it unstuck.
3.My thumb once got stuck in one of the holes in a bowling ball.
1. I got stuck in a traffic jam and it took me 2 hours to get there.
2. A fish bone got stuck in my throat and I couldn't get it unstucked.
3. My thumb once got stuck in one of the holes in a bowling ball.
1. I ran down the stairs and I just barely caught the last train.
2. The old man spoke in a voice that was barely audible.
3. I thought I would be late but I was barely on time.
1.I'd like to pracice yoga but there is no time for it in my busy schedule.
2.I tried to call you before I got on the plane but there was no time for that.
3.There is no time for chitchat so hurry up and get the job done.
1. I'd like to practice yoga but there's no time for it in my busy schedule.
2. I tried to call you before I got on a plane but there was no time for that.
3. This is no time for chit-chat so hurry up to get the job done.
1.The key got stuck in the keyhole and wouldn't come out.
2.If you look very carefully,you can just barely see the Mars up in that direction.
3.There is no time for lunch and I'll just have to do without.
1. The key got stuck in the keyhole and wouldn't come out.
2. If you look very carefully, you can just barely see Mars on that direction.
3. There's no time for lunch so I'll have to do without.
1.Be sure to put on some UV lotion before you go to the beach.
2.Have you put on some weight since I saw you last?
3.I really like the way you've put on your makeup today.
1. You should put on some UV rotion before you go to the beach.
2. Have you put on some weight since I saw you last?
3. I really like the way you put on your make-up today.
1.We are about to arrive at the station so get your bags ready.
2.Watch out! That cup of coffee is about to spill.
3.The old house is about to collapse in on itself.
in on itself..には、慣用表現があるのでしょうね。。
第1番目の辞書には載っていなかったので、とっておきの第2番目の辞書で、
調べようっと。。