前置詞について基礎の基礎から解説！これで前置詞の英語感覚が身につく！

But it's not that important until you know which one to use. Hello everyone! I'm Roy Nishizawa, an English doctor. In this channel, I teach you how to learn English in a non-normal way. I started practicing English, but sometimes I get lost in my vocabulary. I often get lost in my vocabulary, wondering if it's in, on, or at. What should I do? That happens a lot, doesn't it? In that case, you don't have to say the whole word. What? I don't have to say it? I think a lot of people are practicing English grammar to improve their English. There are a lot of bestsellers in English grammar books. It's definitely an effective way to practice. And I think a lot of people are practicing to be able to say the English grammar quickly so that they can speak smoothly. But there's a pitfall here. There are a lot of people who don't know how to use the whole word to make English easier to speak. I'd love to know how to use the whole word. By the way, when I talk about how to use the whole word well, a lot of people think it's a verb. It's a verb that combines the basic verb and the whole word. It's different from the verb. Yes, it's a different story. Of course, the verb is also very useful. It's something that can greatly increase your expressiveness. It's easier to speak English by being able to use the whole word at a more basic level. I talked about the English grammar earlier. It's easier to focus on grammar, such as grammar and grammar. I've explained about grammar in other videos. It's an important grammar that creates the structure of English. I'd love to know how to use the whole word to make English easier to speak. So, I'd like to explain how to use the whole word to make English easier to speak. It was a while ago. I went to a delivery class in junior high school. One of the students asked me a question. What is that IN and AT? I thought it was a very good question. This student is not good at English. That's why he didn't even say the whole word. I'm sure there are a lot of people who don't understand the whole word at that stage. I hope this video will reach those people. I'd like to tell you about the whole word from the basics. First of all, in Japanese and English, we use the word BUN to speak. The way to make this BUN is different depending on the language, but it is common in any language. The first thing that is common is to line up nouns. For example, I bought a book for my brother at a department store in Tokyo. Then, there are a lot of nouns in the current BUN. For example, I bought a book for my brother at a department store in Tokyo. Then, there are a lot of nouns in the current BUN. In Japanese, we use the words JOSHI, WA, NO, DE, GA, NI, etc. Finally, there is a JUTSU like KATTA. Let's say the same thing in English. I bought a book for my brother at a department store in Tokyo. Here, the nouns are I, book, brother, department store, Tokyo. The way to make this BUN is common in any language. However, the way to line up nouns and the way to connect nouns are different depending on the language. In Japanese, we use the words JOSHI, but in English, we use the verbs. I bought a book. This is the verb, buy. The verbs are I and book. By the way, this is the BUNKEI. In this case, the verb comes right after the verb, so it is classified as SV. If you don't know much about BUNKEI, I explained it in another video, so please check it out. Anyway, here, I would like you to keep in mind that the verbs connect nouns and nouns. And after I bought a book, it becomes a set of all nouns and nouns, and the nouns are connected more and more. I bought a book for my brother at a department store in Tokyo. ZENCHISHI is a word to put in front of a noun. In other words, there is a noun behind the ZENCHISHI. The ZENCHISHIKU is a set of ZENCHISHIKU and a noun. We use ZENCHISHIKU to connect nouns and nouns. In Japanese, we use JOSHI to connect nouns and nouns, such as WATASHI, NA, HON, O. It's pretty close to that, isn't it? Well, the order of speech is opposite, so in English, you have to say ZENCHISHI first. But like this, for my brother at a department store in Tokyo, we use ZENCHISHI to connect nouns. This is very important, so I want you to keep this in mind. I'll give you another example. I stayed at a hotel in Okinawa for three days with my parents. In Japanese, I stayed at a hotel in Okinawa for three days with my parents. We use JOSHI to connect nouns. Let's say the same thing in English. First, I stayed. This is the part of the sentence. Just like I bought a book, there was a noun right after the verb, but in this sentence, there is no noun. STAY means to stay or to be in the same place for a while, so there is no direct object of action. That's why it's called a noun, and it's classified as SV. And after I stayed, ZENCHISHI plus NOUN comes out. I stayed at a hotel in Okinawa for three days with my parents. So ZENCHISHI has the ability to connect nouns like this. By connecting nouns like this, you can speak. By having this feeling, it's very easy to make sentences and speak English. Even in Japanese, we connect nouns like WATASHIWA and TOKODOKO. So it's really the same feeling. But many people just look at the grammar. The grammar is important, but if you can speak like this, it will be easier to speak. I think it would be nice if you could practice using ZENCHISHI to connect nouns and make them into long sentences. And there is another important point. That is, don't try to use ZENCHISHI in different ways. What do you mean? I think ZENCHISHI has a lot to do with the English exam, but I think there are many people who think that they have to use it accurately or use it in different ways. That's a bit of a waste, and it's a little bit wrong with the Japanese girls, but it works. Does it work? Of course. It's the same in Japanese. What's the difference between going to Tokyo and going to Tokyo? What is it? It's subtle and you don't know. For example, if you say, I'm going to go to Tokyo by car from now on, you'll get it right. Yes, I got it. So when you speak by yourself, you don't have to worry about mistakes when you use ZENCHISHI. And there's one interesting thing. You don't have to say ZENCHISHI. What do you mean? For example, I live in Tokyo. What did I just say? I live in Tokyo. No, no, I said, I live in Tokyo. I didn't say anything drunk at IN. But you think I said IN without permission, right? Yes, I thought so. Then one more. The book is the table. Where is the book? Is it on the table? That's right. I didn't say, on the table. I drank the book. But if you say, the book is the table, the listener will think it's on the table. I see. Of course, if the sentence is, the book is under the table, it's no good. In this case, you have to emphasize UNDER. If you don't say, under the table, it doesn't work. But it's common sense. In Tokyo. On the table. In this case, IN and ON are pronounced weakly. It's not something you have to say. That's why it's said weakly. I see. When listening, the whole body and the liver are pronounced weakly. Many people say, I can't hear that. It's a level that you don't have to say. It's a natural level, so it's common sense. It's not a lot of information, so it's just getting weak. You don't have to think that way. Even if you cheat, you'll understand. So like I did earlier, If you swallow and open your mouth for a moment, Then the other person will understand. The other person has a higher English ability. And you don't have to swallow and say it. It's okay to make a mistake. For example, I live at Tokyo. Even if you say that, there will be no misunderstanding. When you want to stay in a hotel, Stay in a hotel? Stay at a hotel? Even if you get lost, It doesn't matter which one. I see. So I've talked a little bit about the whole body and the liver. The whole body and the liver are important and not important. There's something like that. Is it important? Is it not important? You might think, which one is it? First of all, the whole body and the liver are important. The whole body and the liver? When the whole body and the liver come, Then the whole body and the liver come. That's how you connect the whole body and the liver. In that sense, the whole body and the liver are important. But it's not that important until you use the whole body and the liver. You should take it that way. It's important, but it's not important. It may be difficult to understand, so I'll give you an example. Let's go on a trip together. Everyone, please bring your lunch. It's like that. In other words, you need a lunch box as a framework. It's hard if you don't bring your lunch box. You won't be able to eat lunch. But what's in the lunch box doesn't matter. It doesn't matter if it's a rice ball or a sandwich. It doesn't matter if it's just a salad. When you eat three meals a day like that, First of all, eating itself is important. But it doesn't matter what you eat. That's how the whole body and the liver are important. It doesn't matter which whole body and the liver you use. Of course, if you're aiming for a high level, It's good to think about which whole body and the liver to use. Whether it's a convenience store lunch box or a healthy lunch box that doesn't contain any additives. If you want to stick to it, I think it's good to aim for such a high level. But don't worry about it at first. First of all, it's good to be able to eat. That's why I want you to understand the whole body and the liver even if you don't say it. The important thing is the whole body and the liver. There's a noun behind it, and it's a function of connecting nouns. I'm not going to say the whole body and the liver. I'll just talk about the whole body and the liver. You see, it's going to work, right? I think this is going to come out in a test of filling in a hole. You can understand that you can fill in a hole even if you don't say it. So please take it easy. I've been so confused about the whole body and the liver so far. It was a great shock that I could understand it with nuance even if I didn't swallow it. From now on, I want to study English without fear of making a mistake in the whole body and the liver. Thank you for today. Thank you for watching this video until the end. If you found today's video helpful, please subscribe, rate, and comment. Please write your honest thoughts about the whole body and the liver in the comments section. See you in the next video. This was English doctor Nishizawa Roy. See ya!