Reader's Digest 5月号の記事 "All in a Day's Work" から引用します。
After my class read Little Red Riding Hood, I asked the young students what lesson we might learn from the fairy tale. I was looking for "Beware of strangers." But one student's response worked as well: "Know what your grandmother looks like."
"Know what your grandmother looks like" で日本の電話でのオレオレ詐欺を連想しました。 "Know what your son sounds like."
After my class read Little Red Riding Hood, I asked the young students what lesson we might learn from the fairy tale. I was looking for "Beware of strangers." But one student's response worked as well: "Know what your grandmother looks like."
"Know what your grandmother looks like" で日本の電話でのオレオレ詐欺を連想しました。 "Know what your son sounds like."