中学生の基礎英語　レベル２ Lesson 035 Wrap-up Friday

At the Miller family home on Friday evening. They talk about their plans for the weekend.

 

Michelle: What do you want to do this weekend?

Angie: The weather’s nice on Saturday. Let’s do something outdoors.

Max: Shall we have a barbecue?

Angie: Yes, let’s! Kota, you can experience an Aussie barbecue!

Kota: Are barbecues common in autumn?

Angie: Australians love to barbecue in every season!

Michelle: Great idea, darling. You grill the meat, as usual. I’ll make some salad.

Max: All right. Kota, why don’t you come shopping with me?

Kota: OK.

 

Kota can experience an Aussie barbecue. Australians love to barbecue in every season.

 

 

Kota, Max, and Angie go shopping at the supermarket for the bar.

 

Angie: OK, we have steak, lamb chops, and sausages in the cart.

Max: Shall I get the bread?

Angie: Yes, thanks, Dad.

Kota: Do you usually eat bread with barbecue?

Max: Always! Bread really goes well with meat!

Kota: Sounds good! And lamb chops…. We don’t barbecue lamb chops in my family.

Max: Lamb chops are very typical in an Aussie barbecue.

Kota: I want to try them!

Max: You’ll love them!

 

Kota, Max, and Angie have steak, lamp chops, and sausages in the cart. Lamp chops are very typical in an Aussie barbecue.

 

 

Kota and the Millers barbecue in the park.

 

Max: We just season the meat with salt and pepper.

Kota: The steak is so thick. You grill it like that?

Max: Yes, Aussies like our meat in big pieces!

Kota: In Japan, the meat is usually thin slices.

Angie: Really?

Max: Angie, would you pass me the snags?

Kota: Snags…?

Angie: Haha, we sometimes call sausages “snags” in Australia. Here you go, Dad!

 

Aussies like their meat in big pieces. In Japan, the meat is usually thin slices.

 

 

Kota and the Millers sit a table and enjoy the barbecue.

 

Angie: Put the steak between two pieces of bread. Like this.

Kota: Oh, like a sandwich.

Max: And add my homemade barbecue sauce!

Kota: Mmm, it’s really tasty! What’s in the sauce?

Max: Ah, the ingredients are a secret!

Kota: Many people are barbecuing here today.

Angie: Most parks have barbecue grills. And they’re often free to use!

Kota: Great!

Michelle: Would you like another sausage, Kota?

Kota: Yes, please!

 

Most parks have barbecue grills. They’re often free to use.

 

Shall I get the pepper?

 

Shall I get the salt?

 

Shall I get the sugar?

 

 

Shall I get the soy sauce?

 

 

Would you pass me the pepper?

 

 

Would you pass me the salt?

 

 

Would you pass me the sugar?

 

 

Would you pass me the soy sauce?