Word of the Week: Full

"I'm sorry. The restaurant is full." "I can't eat any more. I'm full." "The abandoned house was full of spiders and rats." If something is full, all the space inside it is occupied and nothing/no one else can enter. If it is full of something, it contains a lot of...

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Phrase of the Week: Stand Back

“Stand back! I’m about to light the fireworks.” We use this phrase to warn people not to get too close to something. This could be to keep them at a safe distance from something dangerous, or sometimes to keep something or someone safe from a crowd gathering around....

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TOEIC Practice Question of the Week

“The customer wanted a sandwich, but we were _______ of bread.” Fill in the blank. A. finished B. in C. out D. ended 「客がサンドウィッチを求めたがパンが切れていた。」 「パンが終わっていた」というなら「The bread was finished」という言い方もできますが、ここの「we were ____ of...

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Here you are. Thank you! Practice good manners with Kinka and Pinka from Happy Valley. はいどうぞ。ありがとう!ハッピーバレーのキンカとピンカと基本のマナーを練習しましょう!

"Thank you" is one of the most important words to learn in order to get along with people in any language! Let's practice how to give and receive politely in English with this week's video. どの言語でも人と仲良くするには「ありがとう」という単語がとても大切です!今週の動画では、礼儀正しく何かをあげる、何かを受け取る練習をしましょう。...

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Idiom of the Week: Too Awesome For Words

"How was the theme park?" "Too awesome for words!" If something is too awesome for words, it's so great that words cannot describe it. The phrase can be used with pretty much any adjective. 「テーマパークはどうだった?」 「言葉にできないほどすごかった!」 言葉では言い表せないほどすごいものを、too awesome for words...

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Word of the Week: Stuck

"Help! My hand is stuck in this jar!" "I'm really stuck on this math problem. Can you give me a hint?" When something gets stuck, it is caught in one place and unable to move. If you try to go through a too-small space, you can get stuck. Then you can't go forward or...

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Phrase of the Week: On a Monthly Basis

"Your progress will be reviewed on a monthly basis so we can be sure you're proceeding in the right direction." If something happens on a monthly basis, it happens once a month. You can also do something on a daily, weekly or yearly basis, if you do it once a day,...

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