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 Category: General English

Using “Get to” and “Got to”

Phrase・言葉Meaning・意味Example・例文get to arrive到着する (touchaku suru)“I get to work around 8am.” I arrive at work around 8am. get to can / get the opportunity to 機会を得る (kikai (w)o eru)“I get to go home early today.” I can go home early today. got to have to / must / obligation~しなければならない(~shina kereba naranai)“I’ve got to finish this today.” I have to finish this today.I must finish this today. Using “Get to” and “Got to” “Get to” is usually positive. For example, “I get to work whenever I want.” It is used with things you like or make you happy. It is also used to talk about transport and methods of getting to places. For example, “How do you get to Sapporo Station? I catch the bus.” When people are talking and use “got to” in a sentence, they might change it to “gotta” which is a casual version of the phrase. For example, “I’ve gotta go to school today.” Part 1: “How do you get to ___________?” Complete the sentences with the appropriate place. Then, answer the question with full sentences using “get to.” Example Question: How do you get to school? Answer: I get to school by bus. 1. How do you get to your best friend’s house? 2. How do you get to the nearest train station? 3. How do you get to the supermarket? 4. How do you get to the park? walk, jog, run, catch a bus, take a taxi, ride a bike, ride a horse Part 2: “Got to” (Past Tense) Change the sentences to the past tense using “got to.” Answer the questions with full sentences. Example Question: How did you get to school yesterday? Answer: I got to school by walking. 1. How did you get to your friend’s house last weekend? 2. How did you get to work on Monday? 3. How did you get to the airport last summer? walked, ran, rode my skateboard, took a train, drove a car Part 3: Make Your […]

Master the Art of Professional Email Writing: Essential Tips for Clear, Compelling Communication

Mastering the Art of Email: A Guide to Clear and Compelling Communication Crafting the perfect email is like writing a letter to the world—your message can be a simple knock on the door or an eloquent invitation to step inside. Whether you’re just entering the workforce or you’re a seasoned leader, the skill of writing impactful emails is one of the most essential tools you’ll use in your professional life. Emails hold power—the power to motivate, clarify, and connect, or, when done poorly, the power to confuse, frustrate, or even be ignored. But worry not! With a few key strategies, you can turn your emails into clear, actionable, and engaging communication. So, how do you ensure that your emails don’t just blend into the noise but instead leave an impression? Let’s walk through the steps of mastering this essential skill. The Building Blocks of a Brilliant Email Every email you send, whether to a colleague or a new contact, follows a basic structure. However, it’s in how you execute each part that will set you apart from the rest. From the subject line to the final sign-off, each component plays a role. 1. The Subject Line: Your First (and Only) Chance to Be Seen Imagine yourself standing at a busy intersection, waving to someone across the street—if your wave is too subtle or generic, you might never be noticed. The subject line of your email works the same way. A vague or poorly worded subject may land your email in the spam folder, or worse, be ignored altogether. Your subject line should offer clarity and intrigue. It’s not just a title; it’s a promise of value to the reader. Think of it like the opening line of a great novel—draw them in, but give them a reason to stay. Pro tip: Spend as much time on your subject line as you do on the body. It’s that important. 2. The Opener: First Impressions Matter In the digital world, politeness hasn’t […]

ホテルや旅館のチェックインの会話 英語 – Hotel Check-in Counter

ホテル チェックイン 会話 – Hotel Check-in Counter: 快適なホテルライフは、スムーズなチェックインから。にこやかな会話でスタートしたいですね。よく聞き取れない場合は、慌てず堂々と聞き返しましょう。★ どのようなご用件でしょうか?