10月14日はUNIT50をやりました。
instructions (指示) を間違えました。
(そのまんまインストラクションで覚えやすいのに、結構な頻度で間違えてしまう件)
10月15日はUNIT50をクリアしました。
今回で11回目の英単語フレーズ大特訓の第二章が終了しました。
うろ覚え & 忘れてしまった英単語が多数あったので、ここから先も非常に長そうです。
(忘れた単語や間違える単語が減ってきてから先が長い)
For example:Relative to her hair, mine is prettier.This is relevant to today's topic.
(2) [have+目+on] (…には)〈約束・すべき事などが〉ある, 〈会合などを〉予定している; 〈仕事などに〉かかっている.This afternoon I have [I've got] a meeting on. きょうの午後は会合がある.
In 56% of cases considerate of is usedBe considerate of other guests.
In 20% of cases considerate to is usedUsers shall be considerate to others.
In 5% of cases considerate in is usedBe polite and considerate in our dealings with you.
In 5% of cases considerate towards is usedBe considerate towards him and don't interfere.
叙述的用法の形容詞 〔+of+(代)名〕a〔相手の気持ちなどを〕考えて.
〔相手を〕思いやって 〔to,toward〕.
He is considerate in everything.彼は万事に気がつく男だ
Critical can be used to describe a person who is very judgmental as well as a person in bad condition ( at the hospital). While crucial is used to describe something of the utmost importance.
a reasonable person わけのわかった人
calm refers to absence of excitement, while quiet refers to absence of noise.日本語で[冷静]と[静か]と思います
Examples:-that girl stays calm even in a state of emergency.-he's so quiet...I've never heard him say a word.
They are both shortened versions of "I have not" so the meaning is the same. But in the US, "I haven't" is definitely more common/natural.