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I-Connect -.. Myjabble i-connect Book B Book B - Version 1 Copyright 株式会社Jabble B-1 Warm-up **************************************************************************** ・Talk about supermarkets. ・Talk about sports. ・Talk about vegetables. ・Talk about Odaiba. ・Talk about autumn. ・Talk about housework. ・Talk about shopping. ・Talk about Ginza. 1a 1c A: What are you going to do this A: What are you going to do this afternoon? weekend? B: I’m going to go to the supermarket. B: I’m going to play tennis on Saturday. A: What are you going to buy at the A: That’s nice. Who are you going to play supermarket? tennis with? B: I’m going to buy vegetables and fish B: I’m going to play tennis with my friend because I’m going to cook tonight. from high school. A: That’s great. What are you going to A: Sounds nice. Where are you going to make? play tennis? B: I’m going to make tempura. B: We’re going to play tennis at the A: What vegetables are you going to Ariake Tennis Park in Odaiba. It’s close use? to my apartment. B: I’m going to use carrots, eggplant, A: That’s great. By the way, what other mushrooms and potatoes. My husband sports do you play? and I usually eat a lot of vegetables. B: I also play beach volleyball. 1b 1d A: What are you going to do after A: What are you going to do tomorrow? Jabble? B: Nothing special. I’m just going to clean B: I’m going to go to Ikebukuro to meet my apartment. my friend. A: What else are you going to do A: That’s great. What are you going to do tomorrow? in Ikebukuro? B: I’m going to go to the cell phone shop. B: We’re going to go to a café and have My cell phone broke last week. coffee. A: That’s too bad. Are you going to buy a A: That’s nice. Are you going to do new phone? anything else in Ikebukuro? B: Yeah, I’m interested in a new iPhone. B: Yeah, we’re going to go shopping at A: Really? Me too. By the way, have you Tobu because it has a big sale now. My been to the Apple store in Ginza? friend and I want to buy some autumn B: Yeah, I bought my iPod there a few clothes. years ago. Discuss ****************************************************************************** ・When did you eat tempura last? ・What are you going to do after Jabble? ・Did you cook dinner last night? ・Where do you live? ・What’s your favorite department store? ・What are you going to do tomorrow? ・Do you prefer coffee or tea? ・Do you have a smartphone? Lesson points ************************************************************************ ・What are you going to do (this afternoon)? ・What are you going to do (this weekend)? ▶ I’m going to (go to the supermarket). ▶ Nothing special. I’m just going to (…) ・(What) are you going to (buy)? ・(What) else are you going to (do today)? ▶ I’m going to (buy vegetables). ▶ I’m going to (study English). Vocabulary************************************************************************** go to Ikebukuro go to a café make dinner play tennis study English go to the clean my go shopping go hiking come to Jabble supermarket apartment Book B - Version 1 Copyright 株式会社Jabble B-2 Warm-up **************************************************************************** ・Talk about jogging. ・Talk about trains. ・Talk about this morning. ・Talk about books. ・Talk about breakfast. ・Talk about YouTube. ・Talk about cafés. ・Talk about music. 2a 2c A: What time do you usually wake up? A: What do you do? B: I usually wake up at four-thirty. B: I work at a clothes shop in Lalaport. A: Four-thirty? Really? Why do you wake A: What time do you usually start work? up so early? B: I usually start work at one o’clock. B: Because I usually go jogging before A: That’s nice. What do you do before work. work? A: Wow! Do you run when it rains? B: I usually just relax at home, but I B: No, but I usually go to the gym. sometimes do errands. This morning I A: What do you do at the gym? returned some books to the library. B: I usually lift weights, but I sometimes A: Do you like reading? take exercise classes. B: Yeah, I always read books on the train. A: When did you start going to the gym? I usually read about two or three books B: I started going to the gym last year. a month. 2b 2d A: Do you usually eat breakfast? A: What kind of music do you like? B: Yeah, I usually eat fruit and toast. B: I really like J-pop, especially SMAP and A: What kind of fruit do you usually have? Arashi. B: I usually have bananas, but I A: Do you like American pop music, too? sometimes have oranges. B: Yeah, I sometimes listen to American A: Do you drink coffee in the morning? pop music on YouTube. I really like B: No, I usually drink tea, but I sometimes Beyoncé. drink coffee in the afternoon with my A: Me too. She has a lot of good songs. By coworker. the way, how often do you go to A: What café do you usually go to? karaoke? B: Actually, we don’t go to cafés so B: I go to karaoke about once a month. much. We usually drink coffee in the My coworkers and I sometimes go to company cafeteria. karaoke after work. Discuss ****************************************************************************** ・What did you do this morning? ・What do you do? ・Do you like sports? ・When did you go to the library last? ・Do you prefer coffee or tea? ・How often do you go to karaoke? ・Where do you usually eat lunch? ・What do you usually do after work? Lesson points ************************************************************************ ・What time do you (usually wake up)? ・What time do you (usually start work)? ▶ I (usually wake up) at (four-thirty). ▶ I (usually start work) at (one o’clock). ・Do you (usually eat breakfast)? ・By the way, (how often do you go to ▶ (Yeah), (I usually eat fruit and toast). karaoke)? ・What kind of (fruit) do you (usually have)? ▶ (I go to karaoke about once a month. I ▶ I (usually have bananas). sometimes go to karaoke after work). Vocabulary************************************************************************** go jogging go for a walk walk my dog make breakfast have coffee work on start work finish work do errands relax weekends Book B - Version 1 Copyright 株式会社Jabble B-3 Warm-up **************************************************************************** ・Talk about birthdays. ・Talk about Shinjuku. ・Talk about presents and gifts. ・Talk about last weekend. ・Talk about soccer. ・Talk about yesterday. ・Talk about shrines and temples. ・Talk about hotels. 3a 3c A: What did you do on Saturday? A: What did you do last weekend? B: Actually, Saturday was my birthday. B: My friend and I went to a new Indian A: Happy birthday! What did you do? restaurant in Shinjuku. B: I had dinner with some friends at a A: Really? How was it? monjayaki shop in Tsukishima. B: It was great and it wasn’t so expensive. A: Really? I love going to monjayaki You should try it sometime. shops. Did you get any presents? A: Sounds good. What’s it called? B: Yeah, my girlfriend gave me a really B: It’s called Little India. It’s close to nice tie, and my best friend gave me a Shidax Karaoke. Actually, we went to winter scarf. karaoke after dinner. A: Did you do anything after dinner? A: That’s nice. What did you sing? B: Yeah, we went to a bar and had some B: I sang a lot of Beatles songs, like Hey drinks. It was really fun. Jude and Let it Be. 3b 3d A: What did you do this weekend? A: What’s new? B: I played futsal with some friends on B: I went to an aquarium in Shinagawa Sunday. After that, we went out for with my niece yesterday. drinks together. A: Really? My son loves going to A: That sounds fun. How long have you aquariums. How was it? been playing futsal? B: It was fun. My niece really liked the B: I’ve been playing futsal for about five dolphin show. years. I played soccer when I was A: That’s great. I might go there with my younger. family next month. Is the aquarium A: Me too! How often do you play futsal close to the station? with your friends? B: Yeah, it’s easy to find. It’s in the Prince B: We play futsal about once or twice a Hotel. Do you know it? month. We usually play at a field close A: Yeah, I ate dinner there once. The to Meiji Shrine, but we sometimes play restaurant was on the thirty-ninth floor. close to Shiba Park. It had a great view of Tokyo. Discuss ****************************************************************************** ・What’s your favorite restaurant? ・Do you like Indian food? ・Do you like winter? ・What kind of music do you like? ・What kind of sports do you like? ・When did you go to an aquarium last? ・Have you been to Meiji Shrine? ・What’s your favorite place in Tokyo? Lesson points ************************************************************************ ・What did you do (on Saturday)? ・What did you do (last weekend)? ▶ I (had dinner at a monjayaki restaurant). ▶ I (went to a new Indian restaurant). ・How long have you been (playing futsal)? ・What is it called? ▶ I’ve been (playing futsal) for (five years). ▶ It’s called (Little India). Vocabulary************************************************************************** I had dinner with I went out for I had a party at I didn’t do I got together friends.
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