English classes at elementary schools
English will become a mandatory subject for fifth- and sixth-graders, along with that change, the foreign language activity classes will become mandatory for third- and fourth-graders instead.
But there are hurdles about the educational situations.
It's true that many teachers in Japan can't speak English fluently, and I think there were some parts of grammar that they taught me seemed to be wrong for the eyes of native speakers.
Certainly, that's a fault of the guidelines from the government.
However I expect kids will have many opportunities to hear and speak English. I believe that makes them get interested in learning languages.
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English classes at elementary schools
English will become a mandatory subject for fifth- and sixth-graders, along with that change, the foreign language activity classes will become mandatory for third- and fourth-graders instead.
（この「instead」よく分かりませんでした。）
>>English will become a mandatory subject for fifth- and sixth-graders. Along with that change, the foreign language activity classes will become mandatory for third- and fourth-graders.
これもいいです：
>>English will become a mandatory subject for fifth- and sixth-graders, and along with that change, the foreign language activity classes will become mandatory for third- and fourth-graders.
But there are hurdles about the educational situations.
>>But there are hurdles in these educational situations.
It's true that many teachers in Japan can't speak English fluently, and I think there were some parts of grammar that they taught me seemed to be wrong for the eyes of native speakers.
>>It's true that many teachers in Japan can't speak English fluently, and I think there were some parts of grammar they taught me that seemed to be wrong in the eyes of native speakers.
Certainly, that's a fault of the guidelines from the government.
>>Certainly, that's the fault of the guidelines from the government.
However I expect kids will have many opportunities to hear and speak English.
>>However, I expect kids will have many opportunities to hear and speak English.
I believe that makes them get interested in learning languages.
>>I believe that will make them interested in learning foreign languages.
>>I believe that will make them interested in learning foreign languages more than the mandatory classes. （「mandatory classes」はトピックですから、それ言葉で終わるのが一番いいと思ういます。
よくできました！
そして、日本語のまちがいですみません。 ＾＿＾；
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English classes at in elementary schools
English will become a mandatory subject for fifth- and sixth-graders, and along with that change, the foreign language activity classes will become mandatory for third- and fourth-graders as well instead.
But there are hurdles about the in this educational situations.
It's true that many teachers in Japan can't speak English fluently., and I think there were some parts of grammar that they taught me that seemsed to be wrong for from the eyes of native speakers.
Certainly, that's a fault of the guidelines from the government.
However I expect kids will have many opportunities to hear and speak English. I believe that will makes them get interested in learning languages.
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