たかさんの生活

English

How carefully she speaks!

You are forgetting something all the time.

I hope you will get well soon.

The fine weather will have lasted for a week if it is fine tomorrow.

Summer is over and autumn has come. The leaves of the trees in the
garden has begun to turn red.

Please wait in this room until I have read through the letter.

When she came in, the teachers had already been seated.

Had gotten
Have no doubt of A's -ing
Be disappointed at A
Think of A as B

Have been -ed→have -ed

The sky became threatening.

On the bank of the river

This is a camera broken by Tom.

The Japanese are an Asian people.

All my family are healthy.

A number of As

It is natural that you should get angry .

The hotel where we stayed had twenty stories.

Mother's Day falls on the second Sunday of May.

Two of a trade seldom agree.

Is Mary a friend of yours or a friend of your sister's?

The color of my umbrella is different from that of yours.

by car
In one's car
In the morning
On the morning of May first
On May first

Unless it rains
If it doesn't rain

時制の一致
I know that she is ill.
I know that she was ill.
I knew that she was ill.
I knew that she had been ill.

話法
now - then
tomorrow - the next day
yesterday - the day before
please - ask A to do
感嘆文
said-
cried (out)
祈願文
pray that


仮定法
If he were not poor, he could go to Europe.
If he were not busy he would come.

Because he does not know the secret, he cannot tell it to you.
: If he knew the secret, he would tell it to you.

I am sorry I could not go to the party.
: I wish I could have gone to the party.

He would be glad if you wrote a letter to him. （ｉｆ+過去）

If I had had enough money, I would have bought the book.

If I had much money, I could buy that house.
Because I don't have much money, I cannot buy that house.

To look at him, you could not stop laughing.
If you looked at him, you would not stop laughing.

I have a previous appointment. Otherwise I would accept your invitation.
: I have a previous appointment. If I didn't have it, j would accept
your invitation.

A child could understand such a thing.ガキでも分かる。

Judging from what he said, he knows the truth.

A gentleman would not say such a thing.
: If you were a gentleman, you would not say such a thing.

Not having been to the city, I do not know much about it.

He asked her where she had been the day before.
: He said to her, "Where were you yesterday?"

I wish I had known about it.
: I am sorry I did not know about it.

I had no money, so I could not buy the ticket.
: with money I could have bought the ticket.

Neither you nor your brother has to to it.

It was not until you told me that I knew about it.

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