Christmas Story Week #11

 

 

Step #2 ~ Vocabulary Check…

(You can spend 13-15 minutes on this section)

 

OK now…

1.     #1, #2, & #3, please…

#1 ~ “Kare wa jiko ni atta” ~

*He had an accident.

#2 ~ “Kare wa hidoi jiko ni atta” ~

#1 ~ He had a terrible accident.

#2 ~ He had a horrible accident.

#3 ~ He had an awful accident.

#3 ~ “Kare wa taihen na jiko ni atta” ~

*He had a serious accident.

(If needed:  Please make a note)

 

Alright…

Sounds good now…

How about the next 3 verbs, please

1.     #4, #5, & #6, please…

#4 ~ “ochiru” ~ #1 ~ I will fall

#2 ~ I fell

#3 ~ I have fallen

#5 ~ “otosu” ~ #1 ~ I will drop

#2 ~ I dropped

#3 ~ I have dropped

#6 ~ kobosu” ~ #1 ~ I will spill

#2 ~ I spilled

#3 ~ I have spilled

(If needed:  Please make a note)

 

Alright now…

2.     #7, & #8, please…

#7 ~ “Kare wa gyunyuu wo koboshita kara kanojyo wa kare ni okotteita.”

#1 ~ She was angry with him + for + doushi + ing

*She was angry with him for spilling milk.

*She was angry with him for spilling his milk.

*She was angry with him because he spilled his milk.

 

#8 ~ “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)

 

Sounds good now…

Next we have…

3.     #9, #10, #11, #12, & #13, please

#9 ~ “kiru” ~ put on

#10 ~ “nugu” ~ take off

#11 ~ “nugeru (shizen ni)” ~ come off

#12 ~ “tonde iku (tobichiru)” ~ fly off

#13 ~ “Kare ga ochita toki, kutsu wa tondeitta.” ~

*When he fell his shoes flew off.

*When he fell his shoes came off.

*When he fell down his shoes flew off.

*When he fell down his shoes came off.

(If needed:  Please make a note)

 

Alright now…

Grammar Point

We take a look at this again …

4.     What can “On” show

#1 ~ On can show the cause of an accident

On can show the cause of a mishap

 

Alright and the pattern is:

Pattern #1:  Verb + noun + on + noun

(If needed:  Please make a note)

 

Alright now...

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5.     #14, & #15, please

#14 ~ kiru” ~ #1 ~ She will cut

#2 ~ She cut

#3 ~ She has cut

#15 ~ “Kanojyo wa gurasu no kakeru de yubi wo kirimashita.” ~

*She cut her finger on glass.

*She cut her finger on a piece of glass.

(If needed:  Please make a note)

 

Alright now…

6.     #16, & #17, please…

#16 ~ “itai / itameru” ~ #1 ~ She will hurt

#2 ~ She hurt

#3 ~ She has hurt

#17 ~ “Kanojyo wa buranko de itameta.” ~

*She hurt herself on a swing.

*She hurt herself on the swing.

(If needed:  Please make a note)

 

Alright now…

Grammar Point

We take a look at the textbook again…and…

7.     What was the 2^nd pattern?

Pattern: verb + on + noun

 

Alright now…

8.     #18, #19, & #20, please

#18 ~ “suberu” ~ #1 ~ I will slip

#2 ~ I slipped

#3 ~ I have slipped

#19 ~ “tsumazuku” ~ #1 ~ He will trip

#2 ~ He tripped

#3 ~ He has tripped

#20 ~ “Kare wa eda ni tsumazuita.”

*He tripped on a branch.

(If needed:  Please make a note)

 

Sounds good now…

We take a look over here and…

9.     #21, & #22, please

#21 ~ “Kare wa ~wo nodo ni tsumaraseru” ~ #1 ~ He will choke

#2 ~ He choked

#3 ~ He has choked

#22 ~ “Kare wa mochi wo nodo ni tsumaraseta.”

*He choked on mochi.

*He choked on a rice cake..

*He choked Mochi.

(If needed:  Please make a note)

 

Ok …..Sounds good…now…

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We take a look at the textbook again…

And…

10.                            Please read the examples

#1 ~ I cut my finger on a piece of glass.

#2 ~ She hurt herself on the swing.

 

And…

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Please read the example for pattern #2…

#3 ~ ~ He tripped on a fallen branch.