機械工学科 - 鶴岡工業高等専門学校
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9. W 1 Jobs Daily activities 2 Students will be able to talk about 2 Current activities Feelings 2 3 People we admire Cities 3 different types of jobs everyday activities current activities feelings and emotions E famous people popular cities i 4 On the weekend J On vacation 2 Students will be able to talk about 5 Entertainment Music 3 6 A city square Public transportation 3 weekend activities things on vacation iE recreational activities types of music 2 things in a city public transportation ES 0 7 At a supermarket Clothes and colors 2 Students will be able to talk about 8 Shops and stores Places around town 3 9 Hobbies Indoor exercise 3 items in a supermarket types of clothing types of stores places in town E things to collect or play indoor sports
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123. TOEIC EM Unit 1 Arts amp Amusement 2 Unit 2 Lunch amp Parties 2 Unit 3 Medicine amp Health 2 Unit 4 Traffic amp Travel 2 Unit 5 Ordering Shopping 2 Unit 6 Factories amp Production 2 Unit 7 Research amp Development 2 Unit 8 Computers amp Technology 1 Unit 9 Emplo
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137. F The purpose of this course is to give you the opportunity to continue using and increasing the En glish you have learned at Junior High School To stimulate your interest in the culture from which the lan guage has been formed and how to use the language in all sorts of real every day situations IL W Getting to know each other Classroom English 2 Introducing oneself and responding Greetings giving opin Meeting people 2 ions talking about their lifestyles and interesting places Interesting places 2 Routines and times 2 r Food and meals g GR 2 Students should be able to use their English in simple con Occupations 2 versations such as ordering food and drink future occu Going places 3 pations and giving directions ES Home life i CI ES 2 Students should be able to use their English in simple con Possessions 2 versations with increasing confidence Such as asking per Enjoying the outdoors 3 mission talking about outdoor activities Shopping ud 2 Students wil learn the vocabu Tourism 3 lary to be able to travel and buy things in a foreign coun Biographies 3 try and talk about their information about themselves ES 30 38
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