*
58
|
|
eat
|
1. Since I took the trouble to come to Japan I am thinking I want to eat a lot of Japanese food. I like tempura best.
2. I would like to make Japanese food rather than Chinese food tonight, but we need a cook book, don't we?
|
 |
|
176
|
|
Japanese
|
3. I use both English-Japanese and Japanese-English dictionaries a lot, but I don't use English-Japanese dictionaries as often as Japanese-English dictionaries.
4. I am thinking of buying a new Japanese-English dictionary, but which company's dictinary is the one that is easy to read?
|
|
|
177 |
|
Western-style
|
1. . Because my husband likes Japanese food better than Western food, I usually make Western food when we have guests.
2. Yooko: Among Western cuisines, I think Italian food is the most delicious after all.
Yooichi: I like French food best.
|
|
|
178
|
|
hall
|
1. Until what time is the College cafeteria open?
2. I don't like the cafeteria's food very much, but because it is cheap I usually eat there.
3. Yamaguchi: Is the restaurant in front of the Green closed on Sunday?
Yasuda: No, I don't think it is closed. I think it is open.
|
|
*
41
|
|
enter, put in
|
1. What is in this brown envelope? Nothing is in.
2. Because I will make cake, please put milk, sugar and eggs in this bowl.
3. The handbags here are too big and we can't put them all in. What shall we do?
|
|
|
179
|
|
sea, ocean
|
1. I would like to stay at an inn as close to the ocean as possible, but I wonder how much it will cost.
2. Because the weather will get better in the afternoon, I am thinking of going to the beach with Hanako.
|
|
|
180
|
|
become extinguished,
extinguish
|
1. Due to a fire, all the lights of the houses in this area went off.
2. Because nobody is watching television please turn it off.
3. I want to erase it, but because I wrote it with a ballpoint pen it won't be erased.
|
|
|
181
|
|
close,
become closed
|
1. Because we will have a quiz, please close the Kanji book.
2. The cafeteria was closed yesterday, but was it open today? Yes. It was closed in the morning, but it was open in the afternoon.
3. Because I will park the car here please close the door and lock the key.
|
|
|
182
|
|
place, put
|
1. I want to look at the map of Tokyo, but where did you put it?
2. Where did you put the letter that came this morning?
3. Because I will use the film that I bought today later please leave it there.
|
|
|
183
|
|
cold
|
1. It will soon be April, but there are still cold days. There is still snow in the mountains.
2. Because it is cold please close the window. It is closed.
3. It is cold here, too, but it is not as cold as Chicago.
|
|
