JPS5840580A - English pattern study apparatus - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to an English sentence pattern learning device incorporating a Mitaro computer.

English is ranked as the most disliked and difficult subject to learn among junior high school subjects. It goes without saying that learning English requires practicing the same sentences over and over again. This invention makes it easy to practice English repeatedly anytime and anywhere.

The present invention will be described in detail based on the drawings.

10 is a box, 11 is a central processing unit placed in the box 10, 12 is an internal storage device of the central processing unit 11, 2
0 is a display device placed on the front upper surface of the box 10.

On the top surface of the box 10, there are rows of response buttons 30 for parts of speech in the front and back direction. Content response button row 50. A response button row 602 for affirmation/negation, a response button row 70 for sentence pattern, a response button row 801 for composition, and a response button row 90 for speech style are provided.

The response button row 30 for parts of speech includes buttons 32 for nouns, buttons 33 for pronouns. Verb button 34. Adjective button 35
．． Preposition button 36. Adverb button 37. Auxiliary verb button 38. Button 39 for articles, button 40 for conjunctions. It consists of a button 41 for relative words and a button 42 for interjection.

The content response button row 50 includes a declarative sentence button 52, an exclamation button 53. It consists of a button 54 for imperative sentences and a button 55 for interrogative sentences.

The row of affirmative/negative response buttons 60 includes a button 62 for affirmative sentences.
．． This is established from the negative sentence button 63.

The sentence pattern response button row 70 includes buttons 72 for the first sentence pattern (subject predicate). Button 7 for second sentence type (subject + predicate + complement)
3. Button for third sentence type (subject, seven predicates, ten objects) 74. Button 75 for the fourth sentence type (subject + predicate direct object ten indirect object). It is made up of a button 76 for the fifth sentence type (subject predicate ten objects + complement).

The composition response button row 80 is made up of a simple sentence button 82, a compound sentence button 831, and a compound sentence corner button 84.

The speech response button row 90 is for direct speech.
It is made up of indirect speech buttons 93.

Next, we will explain how to use it.

When the on/off switch 14 is turned on, the example sentence key 15 is pressed, and then the numeric key 16 is pressed, the example sentence stored in the internal memorization device 12 appears.

For example, if you press "1" and then "5" on number key 16, rM
odel 5entence 15j appears on the first line 21 of the display device 2o, and [H
e11. kes musi, c.

” appears. In the third line 23, "Hinge pu iinasai" appears as a problem, and at the same time, "An underline appears under He J, and it becomes "He", and 1 part of speech" is displayed 3
1 lights up.

When the pronoun button 33 is pressed from the part-of-speech response button row 3o, the button 33 lights up in blue to indicate the correct answer. If you accidentally press a button other than pronoun button 33 (
For example, when a noun button 32) is pressed, the button lights up in red to indicate an error.

Therefore, the user sequentially searches for and presses the buttons in the part-of-speech response button row 30 until the correct answer is found. [When the correct answer for HeJ is given, the underline that appeared below "He" disappears, and the underline appears below [1ikesJ. Thereafter, similar operations are performed to arrive at "mus j, c, J.

Then, the characters ``hinge) iiinasai'' disappear and the characters ``pun) kube fiinasai'' appear in its place, and the ``part of speech'' display 31 becomes clear, and instead ``
The display 51 “Contents” lights up. Here, if the declarative sentence button 52 is pressed, the light will turn on in blue, and if any other button is pressed, the light will turn on in red.

After that, perform the same operations as for ``parts of speech,'' including 9 sentence types for affirmation or negation, and 9 speech structures. Note that 51 is the content display,
Reference numeral 61 indicates affirmation/negation, 71 indicates sentence pattern, 81 indicates structure, and 91 indicates speech, which corresponds to the part of speech display 31.

Now, if you press the forward button 13, the next example sentence is 1M.
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6 J appears, press example sentence key 15 and press any number key 1
When you press 6, the new example sentence you want will appear.

In addition, an English-Japanese switching key 26 is provided, and when it is placed in the left position 27, it operates as described above, and in the center position 28, the function of the third row 23 is stopped, and the function of the main eye 22 is stopped, and the fifth row It is also possible to display only the 25th Japanese sentence. With this configuration, it can be used for learning English-Japanese translation and Japanese-English translation.

Furthermore, an alphabet key 17 is provided on the top surface of the potukunu 10, and if the alphabet key 17 is pressed, the English text pressed with the alphabet key 17 can be displayed on the fourth line 24 of the display device 20.
displays only the Japanese text, and displays its English translation on the fourth line 24 using the alphabet key 17, then on the second line 22
By submitting the English text to , you can check whether the correct English translation was achieved.

In addition, the example sentence is "Model '5ent, ence1
'' to ``2, 3, 4, . . .'', the example sentence key 15 and number keys 16 can be omitted.

Furthermore, the response button can be set to turn on only when the answer is correct and turn off when there is a misunderstanding, or it can be turned off when the answer is correct and turn on only when there is a misunderstanding. It is.

The English sentence pattern learning device according to the present invention is equipped with a display device 20 on the front upper surface of a box 1o containing a central processing unit 11, and a part-of-speech response button representing each part of speech on the remaining part of the upper surface of the box 1o. Column 301 A content response button column 50 representing the content of the sentence. Affirmative/negative response box string 60 indicating whether it is an affirmative sentence or a negative sentence. A sentence pattern response button row 701 representing the sentence structure, a composition response button row 801 representing the structure of the sentence, and a speech response button row 90 representing the speaking style are provided, and example sentences stored in the data area of the internal storage device 12 are displayed on the display device 20. In the displayed state, when a response button instructed on the display device 20 is pressed, a different display is displayed depending on whether the response button is correct or incorrect. Learning can be done easily.

Note that it would be more effective if the audio of the English sentence was output from the speaker 18 when the English sentence appeared on the second line 22.

The internal storage device 12 also includes a cartridge type storage element 19.
It would be even more convenient if you could configure it and store it so that it can be replaced. Furthermore, it is also possible to connect a printer to the central processing unit.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show an embodiment of the invention, with FIG. 1 being a plan view and FIG. 2 being a side view. 1o Box 11 Central processing unit 12 Internal storage device 20 Display device 30 Part of speech response button row 50 Content response button row 60 Affirmation/negation response button row 70 Sentence pattern response button row 8o Structure response button row 90 Speech response Button row patent applicant Keisuke Araki

Claims (1)

[Claims] A display device is provided on the front upper surface of the box with the central processing unit on the inside edge, and the rest of the upper surface of the box is a row of response buttons for parts of speech representing each part of speech, a row of response buttons for content representing the content of one sentence, an affirmative sentence or a negative sentence. 9 rows of response buttons for affirmation/negation representing the sentence type 9 rows of response buttons for sentence patterns representing the structure of the sentence 1 row of response buttons for composition representing the structure of the sentence 1 row of response buttons for speech style representing the manner of speaking. The present invention is characterized in that when a response button instructed on the display device is pressed while the example sentences stored in the display device are displayed on the display device, a different display is displayed depending on whether the response button is a correct answer or a misunderstanding. English sentence pattern learning device.