Step #2 ~Review Section BBQ
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This week…. We will start with another quick vocab
check….
#1 ~ “Into” can show “Entrance”
Pattern: Verb + into + noun
“Douyatte, ~ni haeru ka….”
*How someone or something enters
somewhere or something
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1.
#1, #2, & #3, please
#1 ~ “Watashitachi wa kare no ofisu ni haerimashita”
~
*We
went into his office.
#2 ~ “Watashitachi wa mainichi kuruma de machi e
ikimasu” ~
*We drive into town every day.
*We go into town every day by car
*We go into town by car every day
*We go into town every day by my
car
#3 ~ “Dorobo ga mise ni shinnyu shimashita” ~
*A
robber broke into the store
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Ok now…
How about these next ones…
2.
#4, #5, & #6, please
#4 ~
“Kanojo wa gurasu ni juusu wo sosoida”
*She
poured juice into the glass
*She
poured the juice into the glass
#5 ~ “Kare
wa guriruni chakkazai o ireta”
*He
put lighter fluid into the grill
*He
put lighter fluid into the grill
#6 ~ “Kare wa ii daigaku ni nyuugaku shita”
*He
got into a good university
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#1 ~ “Into” can show “contact”
Pattern: Verb + INTO + noun
“Douyatte A ga B ni butsukaru ka….”
*It
can show how A hit B
*It
can show how A hits B
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2.
#7, #8, & #9, please
#7 ~ “Dareka ga kare wo po-runioshitebutsuketa”
~
*Someone
pushed him into a pole
*Someone
pushed him into the pole
#8~“Kesa, kanojyo wa te-buru ni aruite butsukatta”
~
*This morning, she walked into a table
*This morning, she walked into the table
*This morning, she bumped into the table
#9 ~ “Kare wa kuruma de ki ni shoutotsu shita” ~
*He
drove into a tree
*He
drove into the tree
*He
crashed into the tree
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Alright now…
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We have a new idiom
3.
Please read these ones…
#1 ~ “Hito
wo kokitsukatte dame nisuru”
#2 ~ “Tsukai sugite
kowasu”
#3 ~ “Hasan
suru hodo kanri wo okotaru”… in English, please….
Run
something or someone into the ground
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4.
What does
it mean?
Please read
Meaning of Idiom “Run Into the
Ground”
1. To run something into the ground is to manage it
so badly that it is ruined and fails; to ruin or destroy something, usually a
business or organization.
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There is 1 more…
5.
Please read
Run yourself into the ground
1. to make yourself
very tired by working too much:
We ran ourselves
into the ground to meet the July deadline.
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5.
Please listen to these clips for a second…
#1 ~Yeah…by running its
employees into the ground
#2 ~ We run this city into the ground
#3 ~ You run the business into the ground
#4 ~ You are running it into the F**ing ground
#5 ~ and run this city into the ground
#6 ~ The Mata brothers. They're dead... because...
they
were running this city into the ground.
#1 ~ “Into” can show “Division”
Pattern: Verb + noun + into + (number) + noun
“Douyatte, nani ni mata wa ikutsu ni wakerareru….”
*It can show how, the number and
what something is divided into.
*It can show how, how much, and
what something is divided into.
*It can show how, what, and the
number something is divided into.
*It can show how, what, and how
many something is divided into.
*It can show how, the number and
what something is separated into.
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Alright now…
6.
#10, #11, & #12, please
#10 ~ “Cheesecake
wo 5 kirenikittahou ga ii”
*You
should cut the cheesecake into 5 pieces
#11 ~ “Kabin
ga konagona ni waremashita”
*The
vase broke into a million pieces
*The
vase broke into many pieces
#12 ~ “Moto
kare kara moratta tegami wo barabaraniyabuita”
#1 ~ She
ripped up the letters she got from her ex-boyfriend
into many pieces
She ripped up the letters from
her ex-boyfriend into a million pieces
#2 ~ She
tore up the letters she got from her ex-boyfriend
into many pieces
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#1 ~ “Into” can show “Interest”
Pattern: BE
+ INTO + noun
“Nani ni
kyoumi ga aru ka….”
*It can show what someone is interested in.
*It can show what someone is into.
*It can show what you are interested in.
*It can show what you are into.
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Alright now…
6.
#13, #14, & #15, please
#13 ~ “Kanojyo
no dannasan wa suguku football ni hamatteriu”
*Her
husband is into football
*Her husband is really into football
#14 ~ “Kare
wa fashion ni hamatteiru”
*He
is into fashion
#15 ~ “Anata wa
nani ni hamatteiru no?”
*What
are you into?
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Sounds good now…
7.
Please listen to these clips for a second…
#1 ~So…. What are you
into?
#2 ~ What are you into?
#3 ~ What do you like?
What are you into?
#4 ~ Sooo….What are you into?
#5 ~ So…Tell me…What are you into Mike?
Ok now....
8.
#16, #17, & #18, please
#16 ~ “mitsukeru”
~ #1 ~ find
#2 ~ found
#3 ~ found
#17 ~ “sagasu”
~ look for
#18 ~ “shiraberu” ~ look up
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How about the next 3…
7.
#19, #20, & #21, please
#19
~
“chosa suru / bunseki suru” ~ look into
#20
~
“chosa suru / kakunin suru” ~ check into
#21 ~ “hoteru ni chekku
in suru” ~ check into
a hotel
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Ok and….
The last 3….
9.
#22, #23, & #24, please
#22 ~
“haretsu suru” ~ #1 ~
burst
#2 ~ burst
#3 ~ burst
#23 ~ “houno”
~ a flame
#24 ~ “moeagaru” ~ burst into flames
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