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2024.01.10
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Parts of Speech (Preposition)

Hello everyone! Happy New Year!

Let's continue reading about Parts of Speech.

Today we will read about, "Preposition".

What is a Preposition?

A preposition is a word that tells you where or when something is in relation to something else. For example, before, after, under, and toward are all common examples of prepositions.
These are words that specify a location or location in time.

Prepositions are short words that usually come before nouns and, sometimes, also before verbs. These words never change their spelling.


Examples of Preposition

The book is under the table. ‘Under’ is a preposition.
The bee sat on the flower. ‘On’ is a preposition.

Some other examples of prepositions are across, around, behind, above, inside, outside.


2024.01.08
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明日から全クラス開講いたします!

明日(1/9(火)より、アミティー全クラススタートです。

皆様、良いお正月を過ごされましたか?
ここから、また気持ちも新たに、更なる英語力向上にむけ、頑張っていきましょう!!

明日より皆様のお越しをスタッフ一同楽しみにお待ちしております!!

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2024.01.04
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明日から一部クラスが開講です。

1月5日、6日は特別開講日となっており、
セミナー、英検の受講生の方、ご来校ください。

あと少しだけお席が空いておりますので、ご希望の方は
早めにお知らせください。

また、通常の金曜日、土曜日のクラスはございませんが、
6日(土)は外国人教師クラスの振替レッスンがございます。
お間違えのないよう、お越しください。

スタッフ一同、お待ちしております。

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2024.01.02
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♪おためしレッスンが始まります♪

今、アミティーでは受講期間(1月随時~1/31(水)限定の
おためしレッスンをご案内しています。1回1,500円で8回までとなります。
また、2月スタートの方は、2月・3月の2か月分、月謝半額となります。

ぜひこの機会に、英語のレッスンを始めましょう。
まずはご予約ください。

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高梁校スタッフ一同、お待ちしております。




2024.01.01
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☆あけましておめでとうございます☆

皆様、あけましておめでとうございます。
2024年が始まりました。
今年の抱負は立てられましたでしょうか?

新年の抱負を英語でnew year's resolutions
といいます。

1年の計は元旦にあり。
2024年、いいスタートが切れるよう、しっかり目標をたてて
取り組んでいきましょう!

今年もどうぞよろしくお願い申し上げます。

アミティー高梁校 スタッフ一同
TEL. 0866-23-0901
2023.12.31
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2023年も終了となりました。

あっという間の年末となりました。
体調など崩されてはいませんか?

1月から3月までは入試、英検、TOEICなど
今まで頑張ってきた実力を発揮する機会が多くありますね。
万全の体制で臨んでくださいね。
アミティーは、皆様を心より応援しております!!

2023年もアミティーの教育方針にご理解ご協力頂きありがとうございました。
2024年も宜しくお願い申し上げます。

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TEL. 0866-23-0901
2023.12.29
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☆12/29~1/4は全クラス休講です。☆

12/29~1/4は冬期休暇のため、全クラス休講となります。
皆様どうぞ、ご家族そろって楽しい年末年始をお過ごしください。

2023.12.24
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Christmas in Japan 🎌

Hello everyone!

🎅🎄 Let's read about Christmas in Japan. 🎄🎅



Christmas is in the air! While it isn’t a national holiday in Japan, since only about 1 percent of the whole population in Japan is Christian, it’s still felt throughout the country. ❄❄


One fun fact about the holiday season in Japan is that Christmas Eve (december 24) is the most romantic day of the year. It’s the Japanese version of Valentine’s Day. 💝✨

One of Japan’s biggest Christmas meal is KFC. Every Christmas, an estimated 3.6 million Japanese families get their holiday meal from none other than Kentucky Fried Chicken. 🍗🍟🍴

The Japanese Christmas cake or “kurisumasu keki” is sold on practically every street corner from Hokkaido to Kyushu! This dessert is light and spongy with whipped cream filling and frosting, topped with perfectly cut deep red strawberries. 🍰🍰

In Japan, Christmas is the time for friends and couples to have parties, make plans to meet up for dinner and celebrate as much as they can. New Year is the time of the year when all members of the family come together, visit the temple, and usher-in January 1st, with food and drinks. 🍶🎐✨


HAPPY CHRISTMAS EVE!! ❄🎅🎊
AND HAVE A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS!!! 🎅🎄✨🌟

2023.12.22
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Christmas in Jamaica

Hello everyone!



🎄🎅 Let's read about Christmas in Jamaica.🎅🎄

In Jamaica one of the most anticipated days of the season is Christmas Eve, called Grand Market. It is a really exciting time, especially for children. In every town and city there is a cross between a festival and a market. During this day, people go shopping for Christmas foods, sweets and toys. 🧸🪀
Grand Market starts in the evening on Christmas Eve and it lasts until the morning!
Everyone normally goes shopping for new clothes before to go out on Christmas Eve, to celebrate and party all night. 👕👖✨
All the streets, shops and many houses are decorated with lights. There are normally street vendors selling food like jerk chicken, boiled corn, and sweets like candy canes and sugarcane. 🍬

In Jamaica, Christmas is not that different from most places around the world but it has some unique traditions.✨ The reason for this may be that, Jamaica is made up of so many different cultures.
Christmas is a national holiday in Jamaica, as most of the population in Jamaica are Christian. ⛪

Parties and live concerts become increasingly popular around Christmas time. 💃🏽🎊
You will also know that its Christmas season in Jamaica by the household preparations. Fresh wall paint, nicely groomed yards, new bed linen and curtains are a few things that highlight the Jamaican Christmas pride.
Houses are also usually decorated with Christmas lights and seasonal decor. 🏠🎄

Fruitcake is the traditional cake in Jamaica during Christmas. 🎂
There is also a traditional Jamaican drink for Christmas, called Sorrel. This drink is made from the sorrel plant (which popular during the season) along with rum, ginger, pimentos and a few other choice ingredients. 🍷

Rice and peas, ham, roast chicken, curried mutton, stewed beef and roasted pork are usually served at big family feasts on Christmas day.🍴

Amidst all the food, drinks and partying, many Jamaicans use the time to reflect and give thanks for life and families. 👪✨

2023.12.20
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Parts of Speech (Adverb)



Hello everyone!

Let's continue reading about Parts of Speech.

Today we will read about, "Adverbs".

What is a Adverb?

Adverbs are words used to change, describe, or add more information about a verb in a sentence. An adverb can also modify an adjective or even other adverbs with the purpose of making the meaning of the sentence clearer.

Words like slowly, loudly, carefully, quickly, quietly or sadly are all adverbs. Adverbs usually, but not always, end in -ly.

Examples of adverbs in a sentence:

How did the man walk? The man walked slowly.
How did the dogs bark? The dogs barked loudly.

Sheela sang melodiously. (Melodiously is an adverb.)
Adverbs answer the questions how? When? Where? How much? Why?
I looked everywhere but could not find my book. (‘Everywhere’ is an adverb.)

🎄🎅❄Happy Holidays! 🎄🎅❄

Don't forget to join us this holiday season to learn more, practice and improve your English skills! ✨
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