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Reading Success 4 Unit 3

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  • His teachers tried to teach him manners too, but they had no success（＿）.
    either
  • 正確に、厳密に、きっかり、ぴったり、まさに、ちょうど
    exactly
  • He couldn't（＿）reach it, so he said "Pass the salt".
    quite
  • ～してみる
    try to
  • correct actions 態度、物腰、様子
    manners
  • 分かり出す、目に留める、目を留める、目を止める
    take notice
  • Her room was very（＿）, so her mother asked her to clean it up.
    messy
  • He always told people（＿）what he thought.
    exactly
  • 怖がらせる、 ぞっとさせる、 (ぞっとするほど)あきれさせる
    horrify
  • Make sure your hands are clean and your hair is（＿）combed.
    neatly
  • Usually, Americans（＿）when they greet each other.
    shake hands
  • きちんと、こぎれいに
    neatly
  • 屈む、踞む、乗り掛かる
    lean over
  • His parents tried to teach him manners, but they（＿）.
    failed
  • 失敗する、しくじる、落ちる、落第する
    fail
  • かなり、なかなか、完全に
    quite
  • Please（＿）have good manners for them.
    try to
  • pay attentionの類義語
    take notice
  • He came home late because he ate dinner with a（＿）.
    client
  • (弁護士などの)依頼人、(商店などの)顧客、お客
    client
  • どちらかの一方の、どちらの…でも、両方の
    either
  • neatlyの反対語
    messy
  • His father's（＿）were coming to dinner that night.
    clients
  • The visitors（＿） hands with him.
    shook
  • 握手をするの過去形
    shook hands
  • His father frowned at him, but James （＿）no（＿）.
    took notice
  • ”自分の順番を待ちなさい”を丁寧に
    Please, wait for your turn.
  • His mother heard him and was（＿）.
    horrified
  • James's hands were very dirty, and his hair was very（＿）.
    messy
  • He（＿）over the table to get the salt shaker.
    leaned
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