ユーザーズガイド SHARP PW-9910

[. . . ] She's learning to play golf – she's had several lessons already. Lessons cost £20 an hour. Can we make space for an extra chair?There isn't much space in this room. Extra money has been found for this project. [. . . ] Jane asked, ‘Are you OK?’ I wonder what the new job will be like. Did you see which way they went? I asked him where the library was. He teaches his students how to research a subject thoroughly. I said he would come. Can you remind me that I need to buy some milk? The goldfish need to be fed. She never learned to read. She never stops talking!I started looking for a job two years ago. He was forced to hand over the keys. I expected her to pass her driving test first time. We'd love you to come and visit us. I hate him joking (=the fact that he jokes) about serious things. I hate his joking about serious things. Did you hear the phone ring just then?She watched him eat his lunch. [V speech] It's snowing, she said. [V (that)] She said that it was snowing. Jan turned down the chance to work abroad. Buying that new car has really eaten into my savings. I don't think I can put up with his behaviour much longer. Tom's coming to lunch, she told him. [VN inf] [VN-ing] [VN] [V wh-] I watched him eat. I watched how the pianist used her left hand. He sat down on the bed. I didn't see the point of hanging around waiting for him, so I went home. I wish you wouldn't leave all those books lying around. She tore the letter up. I wish my ears didn't stick out so much. The garage projects 5 metres beyond the front of the house. She tore up all the letters he had sent her. She read the letter and then tore it up. tear sth up call sth off They called the deal off. [. . . ] polio (<poliomyelitis) polio poliomyelitis at a END. loose end sing sung; sung) sang sung felt felt dream dreamt, dreamt dreamed, dreamed refer, cut, hot -ed, -er, -ing feel at a loose end (sang, sung (felt) dreamt, nàtionálity ármor, ármour académic(al) Hágue, The armor academic academical armour (-rr-), (-tt-), (-ck-) ed dream, dream, (-rr-), (-tt-) -er, -est referred, referring; cutter, cutting; hotter, hottest mimic (-ck-) -ed, -ing mimicked, mimicking -lllevel, travel -ed, -ing -ll- (to do; that) loath loath to do . . . ; loath that. . . ’a person’ one person hárebell . . . [. . . ]