Step #2 ~ Vocabulary
Check…
(You can spend 13-15 minutes on this
section)
Alright…
Sounds good now…
How about the next 3 verbs, please
1.
#1, #2, & #3, please…
#1 ~ “ochiru” ~
#1 ~ I will fall
#2 ~ I fell
#3 ~ I have fallen
#2 ~ “otosu” ~ #1 ~ I will drop
#2 ~ I dropped
#3 ~ I have dropped
#3 ~ kobosu” ~ #1 ~ I will spill
#2 ~ I spilled
#3 ~ I have spilled
(If needed: Please make a note)
Alright now…
2.
#4, &
#5, please…
#4 ~ “Kare wa gyunyuu wo koboshita kara kanojyo wa kare ni
okotteita.”
#1 ~ She was angry with him + for + doushi + ing = reason
*She was angry with him for spilling milk.
*She was angry with him for spilling his milk.
*She was angry with him the spilling milk.
*She was angry with him because he spilled his milk.
#5 ~ “Fukusui bon ni kaerazu” ~
*It’s no use crying over spilt milk.
*It’s no use crying over spilled milk.
(If needed: Please make a note)
OK now…..
3.
Another
quick check…
#6 ~ “yakedo suru” ~ #1 ~ He will burn
#2 ~ He burned
#3 ~ He has burned
#7 ~ “hippari
nuku” ~ #1 ~ He will pull out
#2 ~ He pulled out
#3 ~ He has pulled out
#8 ~ “Ashi to oshiri kara hochikisu no shin wo
hippari nuita” ~
*He pulled out staples from his leg and bum.
*He pulled out the staples from his leg and bum.
(If needed: Please make a note)
Alright now….
Please turn your papers over ….
And….
4.
#9, #10, & 11,
please…
#9 ~ “itai /
itameru” ~ #1 ~ I will hurt
#2 ~ I hurt
#3 ~ I have hurt
#10 ~ “kette akeru” ~ #1 ~ He will kick open
#2 ~ He kicked open
#3 ~ He has kicked open
#11 ~ “Ie ni hairu
you ni Marv wa doa wo kette aketa” ~
*Marv kicked open the
door to
get into the house.
*Marv kicked the door open to get into the house.
To get into the house Marv kicked the door open
To get into the house Marv kicked the open door.
*Marv kicked open the
door to enter the house.
(If needed: Please make a note)
Alright now…
How about ….
5.
#12, #13, & 14,
please…
#12 ~ “kega wo suru” ~ #1 ~ He will injure
#2 ~ He injured
#3 ~ He has injured
#13 ~ “kega” ~ an injury
#14 ~ “Marv ha taihen na kubi no kega wo shita” ~
*He injured his neck.
*He badly injured his
neck.
*He injured his neck
badly.
*He seriously injured his neck.
*He really injured his neck.
(If needed: Please make a note)
Alright now…
We take a look over
here and…
Last weekend…
6. Where did this
ambulance take a boy?
*It took
him to a hospital.
*It took
him to the hospital.
*It took a
boy to a hospital.
*It took a
boy to the hospital.
Alright and…
Why did he have to go to the hospital?
7. What
happened to him?
#15, #16, & #17, please…
#15 ~
“Kare wa jiko ni atta” ~
*He had an accident.
#16 ~ “Kare wa
hidoi jiko ni atta” ~
#1 ~ He had a terrible
accident.
#2 ~ He had a horrible accident.
#3 ~ He had an awful accident.
#17~ “Kare wa taihen na jiko ni atta” ~
*He had a serious accident.
(If needed: Please make a note)
Alright now…
(Change picture #28)
8. What did the
boy break in the accident?
*He broke
his leg.
*He broke his leg in the accident.
OK now…
(Change picture #31)
We take a look over here and…
What happened….
9. How did he
break his leg?
*He hit a tree
Alright …
(Change picture #33)
Sounds good…now…
If we want to show HOW the boy broke his leg…
We could use this pattern…
10.
Please
read…
#1 ~ “Into” can show “contact”
Alright and…
(Change picture #34)
Again….
11.
What is the pattern?
Pattern: Verb + INTO + noun
OK so then…
(Change picture #35)
12.
What does “Into” show…
It shows….
“Douyatte A ga B ni butsukaru ka….”
How A hit B
(If needed: Please make a note)
Ok now…
Change BACK to Print
Another quick check
How about the next 3 verbs, please
13.
#19, #20, #21, & #22, please…
#19 ~ “suberu” ~
#1 ~ He will slide
#2 ~ He slid
#3 ~ He has slid
#20 ~ “sori” ~ a
sled
#21 ~ “sori suberi”
~ sledding
#22 ~ “sori suberi ni iku” ~ go sledding
(If needed: Please make a note)
Alright now…
We take a look ….and
When the boy was
sledding with friends in Togakushi….
(2 ways, please…)
14.
What happened to him?
#1 ~ He hit a tree.
#2 ~ He slid into a tree.
Ok now…
For the last check….
15.
#23, & #24,
please…
#23 ~ “totemo
warukatta” ~ #1 ~ It was so bad.
#2 ~ It was very bad
#24 ~ “totemo
itakatta” ~ #1 ~ It hurt so much.
#2 ~ It hurt a lot.
#3 ~
It really
hurt.
*It so hurt.
*It very hurt.
(If needed: Please make a note)
Alright and….
16.
#25, & #26,
please…
#25 ~ “motto
itakatta” ~ It hurt more
#26 ~ “~yori mou
sukoshi itakatta” ~ #1
~ It hurt a little more.
#2 ~ It hurt a bit more.
#3 ~ It hurt slightly more
(If needed: Please make a note)
Alright and…
17.
The last
one, please…
#27 ~ “~ yori
zuibun itakatta” ~ #1
~ It hurt much more.
It hurt so much more..
#2 ~ It hurt a lot more..
#3 ~ It hurt far more..
(If needed: Please make a note)
