Read a short notice about a cooking class and locate its practical details.
The idea
十時から says the class starts at ten on Saturday. 木曜日までに電話してください sets Thursday as the deadline for calling. エプロンを持って来てください asks participants to bring an apron.
Read the text
市民センターからのお知らせ
土曜日の料理教室は午前十時からです。参加したい人は木曜日までに電話してください。エプロンを持って来てください。材料費は五百円です。
Examples
- 土曜日の料理教室は午前十時からです。The Saturday cooking class starts at ten in the morning.
- 木曜日までに電話してください。Please call by Thursday.
- エプロンを持って来てください。Please bring an apron.
- 授業は九時半に始まります。Class starts at half past nine.
- 日曜日にいっしょに料理をしませんか。Would you like to cook together on Sunday?
- 土曜日の午前10時はどうですか。How about 10 a.m. on Saturday?
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Choose the correct answer: 教室は何時からですか。(午前十時/午後三時)
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午前十時
十時から says the class starts at ten on Saturday.
Choose the correct answer: いつまでに電話しますか。(木曜日/土曜日)
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木曜日
木曜日までに電話してください sets Thursday as the deadline for calling.
Choose the correct answer: 何を持って来ますか。(エプロン/かさ)
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エプロン
エプロンを持って来てください asks participants to bring an apron.
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Choose the correct answer: 教室は何時からですか。(午前十時/午後三時)
Choose the correct answer: いつまでに電話しますか。(木曜日/土曜日)
Choose the correct answer: 何を持って来ますか。(エプロン/かさ)
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