英語で道を聞かれてテンパって硬直したの英語

We were disappointed at the news

“Listen to me!” said she, with a rap on the table.

The story interested me so much that I was unconsciously leaning forward to listen.

Everybody drew closer to listen.

I was asked for directions.

I pressed him for an answer

He listened devouring every word.

Her story was so touching that I cried for company.

I spoke to them in English, but I was taken aback because they were fluent in Japanese.

I heard it viva voce

He listened to the melody with rapt attention.

When they began to talk about me in the next room, I listened intently

I was startled at the announcement.

It seems that you are beginning to understand English.

My father is a good speaker of English.

An English-speaking society was started as the first step towards encouraging the students in the study of Practical English.

He is teaching English in good faith.

I boiled with anger at the news

I missed that remark

I felt encouraged to hear what he said.

I missed hearing Madonna.

She praised me, saying my English had improved by leaps and bounds.

Having been brought up in America, my father speaks English fluently.

I was confounded to hear that…

When did you begin English?

The story sent me a thrill [chill] through me.

That student actually got full marks in English.

I learned the true meaning of the importance of English then for the first time.

Japanese students are afraid of making mistakes in speaking English.

I also learned from the way they spoke English without much regard for pronunciation and grammar mistakes.