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and Jason come and have breakfast hurry up kids we're going to be late for school

wait a minute mom let me put on my clothes first I'm a teenager not a kid I'm 14 already.

My bad, honey.

I'm here, Mom.

Quick, eat your pancakes.

They're near the stove.

Where's your brother, Anne?

He's staying in his room doing something.

Why don't you go check out on him?

How should I know?

All right, finish your breakfast.

I'll go to your brother's room.

Jason, aren't you ready for school, sweetie?

Mom, I don't think I'm able to go to school today. Are you okay, honey?

I'm having a throbbing headache and my throat is sore.

Hmm, you're hotter than usual.

I'll bring you a thermometer to see if you're having a high temperature.

Mom, could you ask Mrs. Davis for permission?

Sure, sweetie.

Get some rest.

I'll call her right away.

Mom, is Jason okay?

Your brother's having a fever.

He needs to be absent from school today.

Guess I'll go by myself.

Bye, Mom.

Goodbye, sweetie.

Have a good day.

Good morning, honey.

Are the kids off to school?

Ann just left a few minutes ago, but Jason needs to stay home.

He seems to have the flu.

Really?

Let me check him out.

Could you bring him the thermometer, please?

Sure.

Is it in the medicine drawer?

Yeah, and could you take his temperature for me?

I had to call his teacher to inform her about his absence.

I'll do it.

Don't worry.

May I come in, Jason?

Yes, Dad. Are you okay, buddy?

I'm pretty tired.

I don't feel like doing anything at the moment.

Because you're sick, buddy.

Here, put this in your mouth.

Wait for about three minutes before you take it out.

Your mom will check it for you.

I have to go to work now.

Bye, Dad.

See you at lunchtime, buddy.

Good morning.

Are you Mrs. Davis?

Yes, I am.

I'm Susan Williams, Jason's mother.

He's a little under the weather this morning, so could you give him permission for his absence?

Sure.

Too bad that he can't attend class.

But you don't have to worry.

I'll ask his classmates to give him today's lessons. That would be great.

Thank you so much, Mrs. Davis.

You're welcome.

Please take care of him so he could go to school as soon as possible.

I will.

Have a great day, Mrs. Davis.

You too, Mrs. Williams.

Goodbye.

Honey, I've put the thermometer in Jason's mouth.

Can you check it for me?

I'm in an emergency.

So, I guess I need to stay home, otherwise nobody's going to look after him.

Thanks, honey.

By the way, do you happen to keep Dr. Brown's phone number?

Dr. Brown, the family physician?

I think I have it somewhere in my phone directory.

I'll give him a call if I find his number.

Now I need to go.

Have a great day, honey.

Good morning.

Good morning, Mr. Johnson.

I'm Susan Williams.

Oh, hi, Susan.

What happened that made you call me this early?

My son is sick this morning, so I just have to stay at home to take care of him.

That's alright.

There's nothing important at work anyways.

And have you finished designing for the green campaign yet?

I'm working on it.

I think I'll do the draft by the end of the day and I'll send it to you.

That's perfect.

But if you're too busy taking care of Jason...

Tomorrow will be fine.

The deadline is this Friday.

You don't have to rush.

Give me a call if you need any help.

Thank you, Mr. Johnson.

I hope you'll have a nice day at work.

You too.

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Have a nice day.

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Goodbye, Susan.

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Goodbye, Mr. Johnson.

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How are you feeling, honey?

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Pretty bad, Mom.

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Oh my God, it's 38 degrees Celsius.

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I've prepared a cool patch.

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Let me put it on your forehead.

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Shall I turn on the fan to cool you down?

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I'm cold.

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You don't need to turn it on.

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Well, then you need to change into something lighter You're having a fever, Jason Put this on, I'll help you change Mom,

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I can change by myself Okay, if you feel something's wrong,

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call me I'm right in the study room Alright, Mom, I need some rest Okay,

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honey, I'll go out Good morning, are you Susan Williams?

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Yes, I am.

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May I know who this is?

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I'm Dr. Robert Brown.

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Mr. Williams called me and told me your son was sick.

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He gave me your number so you can provide me with more information.

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Could you tell me what his symptoms are?

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He's currently having a temperature, sore throat, and a headache.

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It's probably the seasonal flu.

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Fall is coming anyway.

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Children normally come down with this illness around this time of the year.

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Could you tell me your address, please?

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I live at 56 Orange Street.

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It's a couple blocks from the gas station.

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I'll be there in 15 minutes.

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Thank you so much, Dr. Brown.

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Good morning, Dr. Brown.

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The traffic is terrible.

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Lucky that I'm able to make it here.

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Your being here is great news for me.

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Please come in.

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Where's your son?

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He's upstairs in his room.

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Please follow me.

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How long has he shown his symptoms?

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We've only Jamie figured out he's sick this morning.

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He was completely normal last night.

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I'll examine him more thoroughly and I'll prescribe some medicines.

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Jason, this is Dr. Brown.

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He'll ask you some questions, so just tell him how you're feeling.

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Okay, Mom.

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Layla and Caddy meet Tim on the way to the library.

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Layla shares her homesickness with Tim and Caddy.

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What's up, Tim?

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Hi, where are you going?

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I'm going to the library.

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I need to borrow some books.

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A new semester is coming.

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You're right.

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I'm so excited to meet my classmates again.

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And this must be your new roommate you've told me about.

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Ah, yeah, she is.

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This is Layla.

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Layla, this is Tim.

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He's one of my close friends.

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Hello.

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Nice to meet you.

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I'm Layla.

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Layla, where are you from?

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I'm from Oklahoma.

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Oh really, my brother loves Oklahoma City Hunter, a basketball team, so much that he played truant twice to meet them.

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And then, my mom had to meet his teacher at school to talk about it.

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The team must be really happy if they know they have such a big fan like your brother.

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But no one encourages their fans to skip school to watch them.

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I know.

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This was totally my brother's fault.

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Now he's much better. And how about you?

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My house is here, in New York.

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At least you don't have to experience homesickness. Do you?

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Yes, it's so bad.

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I miss my parents so much.

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My mom is in the hospital right now, but I can't go home to take care of her.

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Don't worry, Layla.

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You need to calm down and focus on studying.

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You tried so hard to pass the exam at this university.

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Don't forget the reason why you're here.

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Thank you for reminding me.

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I've been affected too much by homesickness that somehow I forgot my initial purpose.

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Actually, many people have experienced this feeling.

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I totally understand.

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When I was in high school, my studying results were low.

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But one time, I saw my mom so sad because I got just 25 for the final exam of biology.

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At that moment, I changed my mind and studied so hard to please my parents.

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And my mom broke into tears when she heard the news.

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I passed the exam of the top 10 universities of the USA.

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Wow, you're so amazing.

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We all know that our family members just wish the best for us.

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Hopefully you can get used to the lifestyle in New York soon and keep getting good marks.

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If you need to know anything, I'm willing to help.

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Kim introduces her husband to her friends at a party.

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Kim's friends seem to be happy for her because Kim's husband is so nice.

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Hi guys!

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Long time no see!

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Hello, my girl.

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I miss you so much.

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How long have I not seen you?

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Four years?

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No. Five years?

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That's right.

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I used to be a naughty girl when I was in university.

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You were.

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Your parents worried you so much.

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But I can't believe that you changed completely after your brother's car accident.

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My parent was shocked when he was gone.

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It was time I realized I needed to grow up and take responsibility for my family.

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Then you got a scholarship and went to England.

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I even got married.

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Angela, Mia, this is Paul, my husband.

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He's from Manchester and we've married for two years.

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Hello, Paul.

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I'm Mia, Kim's ex-roommate.

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I'm sure you will never love her if you see her old version.

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I know.

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I even hate myself during I studied in Texas.

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I was so selfish that I couldn't breathe properly any time I woke up.

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Don't be sad.

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You're different.

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You are beautiful and thoughtful.

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You deserve all the best things in the world.

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Paul, which part do you live in Manchester?

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My uncle used to live there for one year.

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I live in a mountainous area in the north of Manchester.

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It takes me four hours to go by train to Sheffield.

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Oh, my uncle lived in the southern part.

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I visit him once before he moved.

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Is there any cuisine in your city?

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Lancashire hot pot, I guess.

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I'm so proud of it.

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And Paul cooks it so well.

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What?

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I've addicted to it recently.

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I didn't know it comes from Manchester.

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I did.

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Kim, you're so lucky.

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Your husband knows how to cook.

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My boyfriend nearly fired my house last time he was trying to boil eggs.

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What?

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Are you serious?

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I intended to say goodbye, but he promised not to let this happen again.

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And he's registered for a cooking course for beginners.

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I will see how he makes progress.

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Paul, have you visited many places in Texas?

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I haven't.

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We intend to visit some museums tomorrow.

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You should go to Alamo, the most significant historical monument here.

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And you should also try Texan barbecue.

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It's more than delicious.

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Thank you.

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I still remember when I was homesick four years ago.

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He gave me a bunch of blue bonnet flowers.

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Although he wrapped it so ugly, I was touched and agreed to be his girlfriend.

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I am for you, Kin.

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I don't know whether my boyfriend can boil eggs after that course.

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Sakura and Kate share a studio apartment, but they have never met each other before.

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They talk to each other a lot on the first day they meet.

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Hello.

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You must be Kate.

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I am, and you're Sakura, right?

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Yes, nice to meet you.

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Are you tired after a long flight from Japan to America?

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Not really.

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I slept all the time during I was on the plane.

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I bought some chips for you.

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Oh, thank you.

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Where are you from?

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I live on the outskirts of Michigan.

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These chips are made by my grandmom.

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She loves cooking.

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Really?

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My mom never asks me to go into the kitchen.

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She knows I will burn everything inside.

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But you'd better cook at home instead of eating outside.

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It is quite expensive in Washington.

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Oh, I'm afraid of it.

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Instant noodles are my first choice.

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Come on, I'll help you.

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Don't worry.

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So, tell me more about your hometown.

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I was born in Kyoto.

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It used to be the capital of Japan.

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My accent is quite heavy, so even if you're a master of Japanese, you will need a lot of time to get used to it.

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Don't worry, I don't intend to learn Japanese.

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And we are well known for sushi.

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I'm addicted to this dish.

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I don't know whether I can eat it when I live here.

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Ah, I know a restaurant on Island Street.

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The chef is Japanese.

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How about having our dinner tonight there?

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Bill on me.

293

Wow, amazing.

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Thank you.

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Unit 1.

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What's your name?

297

Okay, your name.

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What's your name?

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What's your name?

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Uh, Paul.

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Paul Smith.

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Okay, and what is your address?

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325...

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What?

305

325 Park Street.

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Good, and what is your phone number?

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543-2100.

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543-1200?

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No, no, no. 543-2100.

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Okay, okay.

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Now, what is your job?

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I'm a thief.

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You are a thief?

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Okay, next.

315

Oh, excuse me.

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Oh, no. Excuse me.

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Um, are you a secretary here?

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Yes, I am.

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Oh, I'm a policeman.

320

What's your name?

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My name is Layla.

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What's your name?

323

My name is Luis.

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Layla, could I have your phone number?

325

Sure, it's 432...

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Um...

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Ah, oh, excuse me, Luis.

328

Goodbye, Layla.

329

Unit 2 Hello?

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Hi, Peter, this is Paul.

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Paul?

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Paul?

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Paul Smith.

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Yeah, it's me, Paul.

335

How are you, Paul?

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I'm fine, thanks.

337

Well, no, I'm not fine.

338

Paul, where are you?

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Well, Peter, I'm in jail. In jail?

340

Yes, in jail.

341

Uh, where is the jail?

342

It's here in New York on the river road.

343

What is the address?

344

I don't know.

345

Wait a minute.

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Hey, what's the address here?

347

It's 749 River Road.

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Peter, yeah, it's 749 River Road.

349

And what's the telephone number?

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Phone number?

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Uh, wait a minute.

352

Hey, and what's the phone number here?

353

It's 632-5401.

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Peter, the number is 632-5401, okay?

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632-5401.

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Yeah, that's right.

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Okay, bye, Paul.

358

Wait, wait a minute.

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Hey, Peter.

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Peter, you've got to help me.

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Please, come here now.

362

Um, I can't.

363

I'm busy.

364

Busy?

365

What are you doing?

366

I'm swimming.

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Bye, Paul.

368

Unit 3.

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How expensive is France?

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Layla, I'm so happy.

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Why are you so happy?

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I'm going to France tomorrow.

373

France?

374

How are you going there?

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I'm going by plane.

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Oh, that's so exciting.

377

How long will you stay?

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I'll stay in France for two weeks.

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Wow, that's a long time.

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I'm so happy.

381

How expensive is France?

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How expensive?

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I don't know, why?

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I think it's quite expensive in France Really?

385

How much is your hotel?

386

Well, I'm not sure How far is your hotel from Paris?

387

I don't know how far it is from Paris How much is the train?

388

Oy, Leila, I don't know And the taxis?

389

How expensive are the taxis?

390

Taxis?

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I'm not...

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And the food?

393

How expensive is the food?

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Oh, I just don't know.

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Oh, Layla.

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I'm so sad. For how long?

397

How long am I going to be here?

398

A long time How long?

399

I really don't know Can you check for me?

400

Please?

401

Okay, yeah How long is this going to take?

402

Not long, just a minute How long?

403

Just a minute Oh, hey, I found it Good, good, um So how long am I gonna be in here?

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I don't know.

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What's that?

406

It's my comic book.

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I lost it last week.

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Hello.

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I'm here to see my friend.

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How long will you stay?

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I don't know.

412

How long?

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A few minutes.

414

Okay, go in.

415

Unit 6, can I borrow a pen?

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Laura?

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Yes?

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Could I borrow a pen, please?

419

Sure, here you are.

420

Thanks.

421

Don't mention it.

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Oh, Laura.

423

What?

424

This pen has blue ink.

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Can I borrow a pen that has black ink? Of course.

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Here's a pen with black ink.

427

Great.

428

Sure.

429

Oh, Laura.

430

What is it?

431

I don't have any stamps.

432

Can I borrow a stamp, Laura?

433

Sure, Emily.

434

Emily, here you are.

435

Thank you so much.

436

Well, I'm going to the post office.

437

See you later.

438

See you.

439

Oh, it's raining.

440

Yes, it is.

441

I don't have an umbrella.

442

Can I borrow your umbrella, Laura?

443

Of course, Emily.

444

Here you are.

445

Great.

446

Thank you.

447

See you later.

448

Yeah.

449

Can I borrow a pen?

450

Can I borrow a stamp?

451

Can I borrow your umbrella?

452

Hmm Oh Emily Can I borrow your potato chips?

453

Unit 1 What are you doing tomorrow?

454

Hi, Cain.

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This is Paul.

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Hi, Paul.

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What are you doing?

458

Nothing.

459

What are you doing?

460

Oh, I'm just watching TV.

461

What are you doing tomorrow?

462

Well, tomorrow I'm going fishing.

463

Fishing?

464

Where are you going fishing?

465

I'm going fishing at a big lake.

466

What are you doing tomorrow afternoon?

467

After fishing, I'm going to my mother's house.

468

What are you going to do at your mother's house?

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I'm going to paint my mother's house.

470

What about tomorrow evening?

471

What are you doing tomorrow evening?

472

Tomorrow evening, I'm going to a party.

473

Where's the party?

474

The party's at David's house.

475

Tom's house?

476

Yeah.

477

Oh.

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Hey, Paul, what are you doing tomorrow?

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Nothing.

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I never do anything.

481

I'm so bored.

482

Well, I have to go, Paul.

483

Sure, Cain.

484

See you. Have fun.

485

Bye.

486

Unit 2.

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I've lost my luggage. Can you help me?

488

I lost my luggage.

489

You lost your luggage?

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Yes, I can't find it.

491

Okay, what's your name?

492

My name is Jenna Athera.

493

How do you spell your last name?

494

A-T-H-E-R-A, Athera.

495

Mrs. Athera, may I see your ticket?

496

Of course, here it is.

497

Thank you.

498

Okay, flight number is NW027, right?

499

Yes, that's right.

500

How many bags do you have?

501

Two.

502

And what size are they?

503

One is very large and very heavy, and one is small.

504

What color are they?

505

Brown.

506

And what are they made of?

507

They're made of nylon.

508

Nylon?

509

Are they new?

510

No, they're not new.

511

They're about five years old.

512

We'll check.

513

Please wait here.

514

Thank you very much.

515

Unit 3.

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Miss Universe.

517

Hey, what are you watching?

518

I'm watching a Miss Universe contest.

519

The Miss Universe contest?

520

That's so stupid.

521

No, it's not.

522

I like it.

523

Who's that? That is Miss Universe.

524

Where is she from?

525

She's from Australia.

526

What city in Australia?

527

She's from Sydney.

528

What did she do?

529

She's a fashion model.

530

She looks so young.

531

How old is she?

532

She's 21 years old.

533

A child?

534

She may be young, but she's beautiful.

535

Miss Universe is so stupid.

536

Hello, Miss Universe.

537

Oh, stupid.

538

Unit 4.

539

Do you have a pen?

540

Guard!

541

Hey, guard!

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Can you come here?

543

What do you want?

544

Do you have a pen?

545

A pen?

546

Oh, yes, I have a pen.

547

Here.

548

Thank you.

549

No problem.

550

Oh, and guard?

551

Yes?

552

Do you have any paper?

553

Paper for writing a letter?

554

Ah, yes, that's right.

555

Yes, here's some.

556

Okay, thank you.

557

You're welcome.

558

Oh, guard, guard, do you have a dictionary?

559

No, I don't have a dictionary.

560

Well, do you know how to spell the word escape?

561

Escape?

562

Is it E-S-C-A-P-E or E-S-K-A-P-E?

563

Oh, no, no, no. It's E-S-C-A-P-E.

564

E-S-C-A-P-E Okay, thank you You're welcome Oh, excuse me

565

Oh, yes?

566

Can I have some tea?

567

Some tea?

568

I'm sorry, we don't have any tea Oh, do you have lemonade?

569

Lemonade?

570

No, we don't have any lemonade.

571

Oh, no tea and no lemonade.

572

Well, do you have orange juice?

573

Orange juice?

574

No, we don't have any orange juice either.

575

You don't have any orange juice?

576

No, we don't.

577

I'm very sorry.

578

I can't believe it.

579

Do you have coffee?

580

Oh, no, I'm sorry.

581

We don't have any coffee either.

582

Okay, no tea, no lemonade, no orange juice, and no coffee.

583

What do you have?

584

We have water.

585

Water, I see.

586

Okay, I'll have a glass of water then.

587

Okay, one water.

588

Hey, here you go.

589

One water.

590

Thank you.

591

You're welcome.

592

Oh, waiter?

593

Yes, what is it?

594

Do you have any ice?

595

Um, I'm sorry, we don't have any ice.

596

Um, okay, well, do you have a menu?

597

Um, no, we don't.

598

No menu?

599

No, I'm sorry.

600

Well, can you tell me what you do have here?

601

Sure, we have chicken soup, fried chicken, chicken sandwiches, and chicken on rice.

602

Do you have any noodles?

603

We don't have noodles.

604

We have chicken soup, fried chicken, chicken sandwiches, and chicken on rice.

605

Okay, I see.

606

Do you have any chicken curry?

607

We don't have any chicken curry.

608

We have chicken soup, fried chicken, chicken sandwiches, and chicken on rice.

609

Okay, I'll have chicken soup.

610

Okay, chicken soup.

611

Yes, I like chicken soup.

612

And could I have a napkin?

613

A napkin?

614

Yes.

615

Look, we are not a five-star restaurant.

616

We don't have any napkins.

617

That's okay.

618

I think I have one.

619

Okay?

620

Okay.

621

Okay, ma'am.

622

Your chicken soup.

623

Oh, thank you.

624

You can put it here.

625

Okay, here you go.

626

Thank you.

627

You're welcome.

628

Oh, waiter.

629

Yes?

630

Do you have a menu, please?

631

A menu?

632

Thank you.

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このビデオの会話を通じて、家族間の日常的なやり取りを練習し、英語スピーキング練習の実践力を高めます。朝の慌ただしい時間、子供の体調不良、学校への連絡など、身近なシチュエーションで使える表現を学び、自然な会話のリズムをつかみましょう。

重要な語彙とフレーズ

throbbing headache：脈打つような頭痛
sore throat：喉の痛み
thermometer：体温計
be absent from school：学校を休む
put on my clothes：服を着る
have a fever：熱がある

練習のヒント

この会話は日常的な速度で進んでいるので、shadowing（シャドーイング）に最適です。shadow speakの技法を使い、発音やイントネーションを真似ながら、1文ずつ繰り返し練習しましょう。特に、「My bad, honey.」「Guess I'll go by myself.」などのくだけた表現は、自然な会話でよく使われるので、口調も合わせて覚えます。

英語の発音を良くするためには、唇の形や舌の位置にも注意しましょう。「throbbing」の「th」音や「thermometer」の「th」音は、正確に発音することで、より自然な話し方になります。shadowing siteを利用して、自分の発音とビデオの音声を比較しながら、修正点を見つけることも効果的です。

最初はゆっくりと、ネイティブスピーカーの発音に合わせて口を動かし、慣れてきたら徐々に速度を上げます。繰り返し練習することで、会話のリズムと自然な表現が身につき、英語スピーキングの自信も増します。

この動画の文法

話し手がよく使っている文型を、動画の実際の表現とともに紹介します。

文型	動画での表現
「used to」 used to + 動詞 — 今はもう違う過去の習慣や状態	used to be · used to live
現在完了形 have/has + 過去分詞 — 過去の出来事が今も関係している	I've put · have you finished · I've prepared
受動態 be + 過去分詞 — 誰がするかより、何が起きるかに焦点を当てる	I've been affected · was shocked · was touched
「should」による助言 should + 動詞 — したほうがよいことを伝える	should I know · should go · should also try

シャドーイングとは？英語上達に効果的な理由

シャドーイング（Shadowing）は、もともとプロの通訳者養成プログラムで開発された言語学習法で、多言語習得者として知られるDr. Alexander Arguelles によって広く普及されました。方法はシンプルですが非常に効果的：ネイティブスピーカーの英語を聞きながら、1〜2秒の遅延で声に出してすぐに繰り返す——まるで「影（shadow）」のように話者を追いかけます。文法ドリルや受動的なリスニングと異なり、シャドーイングは脳と口の筋肉が同時にリアルタイムで英語を処理・再現することを強制します。研究により、発音精度、抑揚、リズム、連音、リスニング力、そして会話の流暢さが大幅に向上することが確認されています。IELTSスピーキング対策や自然な英語コミュニケーションを目指す方に特におすすめです。

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