英検2級リスニング第1部の依頼・提案・断り24問｜会話12本と全解説【無料】

W: I borrowed two books last week. Could I keep them for another seven days? M: Let me check. One of those books has already been reserved by another reader, so you cannot renew that one. W: I understand. What about the other book? M: You can renew it online until next Friday. W: Thank you. I will return the reserved book tomorrow and renew the other one tonight.

M: Are you joining the park clean-up on Saturday morning? W: I would like to, but I have a music lesson until eleven. Could I help in the afternoon instead? M: The main clean-up will finish at noon, but we also need volunteers to sort the collected materials after lunch. W: That sounds good. I can come at one. M: Great. I’ll add your name to the afternoon team.

W: We should print our science project poster in the largest size available. M: That might be expensive. We only have enough money for a medium-sized poster. W: What if we use a smaller poster and put detailed charts on separate pages? M: That could work. The judges can read the explanation on the pages. W: Then let’s prepare the charts tonight and print the medium-sized poster tomorrow.

M: I planned to use the museum’s guide app, but my phone battery is almost empty. W: You can borrow an audio device at the information desk. There is a small deposit, but you get it back when you return the device. M: Do I need to register online first? W: No. Please show your admission ticket at the desk. M: Great. I’ll borrow one before entering the exhibition.

W: Could you introduce our presentation on Monday? I have to meet another teacher just before class. M: I can introduce it, but I haven’t checked the latest survey numbers. W: That’s fine. I’ll send you the final figures tonight. M: Thanks. Then could you answer questions at the end instead? W: Certainly. I’ll handle the question session after the presentation.

M: We don’t have enough tomatoes for the cooking lesson. Should I go to the store? W: There’s no time. The class starts in twenty minutes. Could we use carrots instead? M: The recipe needs tomatoes for the sauce, but we can make a different vegetable dish. W: Good idea. Let’s change the menu and explain the reason to the students. M: I’ll prepare the carrots now.

W: Our class has already submitted questions for Friday’s career talk, but I thought of another question about working abroad. M: The online form closed yesterday. W: Could we ask the speaker during the talk? M: The schedule is full, so there may not be time. However, you can email the teacher, who will collect follow-up questions for the speaker. W: I’ll send my question this afternoon.

M: I’d like to borrow a bicycle this afternoon. Are any available? W: I’m afraid all of them have been reserved until five. M: Could I reserve one for tomorrow morning? W: Yes. We have two bicycles available then, but you’ll need to return yours by noon. M: That works. I’ll take one tomorrow at nine and bring it back before noon.

W: The video call with your teacher keeps disconnecting. Would you like to switch to a phone call? M: That might work, but I need to show my writing assignment. W: Could you email the file first and discuss it over the phone? M: Yes, that would be easier than restarting the video meeting. W: I’ll tell the teacher. Please send the file before the call begins.

M: We need someone to check tickets at the entrance. Would you like to help? W: I would, but I don’t know the ticket system. M: We can show you how to use it before the event. It takes about fifteen minutes. W: In that case, I’d be happy to help. Can I come early for the training? M: Of course. Meet me near the entrance at eight thirty.

W: The weather report says there will be heavy rain during our bird-watching activity. Should we cancel it? M: The rain may stop by Sunday morning, but we cannot be sure. W: Could we move the activity to next Saturday instead? M: That would be safer. We can still meet online tomorrow to discuss the birds we expect to see. W: Good. I’ll tell everyone about the new date and the online meeting.

M: Could you check the dates on these old photographs before we put them on display? W: I can check some of them, but a few have no information on the back. M: Would it help to ask the local history group? W: Yes. They may know when the pictures were taken. Let’s contact them before printing the exhibition labels. M: I’ll send them copies this evening.