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2 Choose the most suitable meaning of the underlined phrases.
(1) Lucy took advantage of the children's absence to tidy their rooms.
① kept away from
③ made use of
~を利用する 活用する
(2,
ran the risk of
4 put up with
(2) After discussing the problem for hours, we finally came up with the solution.
① deceived
思い付く
② found
③ kept
4 rejected
④ Accidentally
(3) By chance, my grandfather met his old friend in the airport.
①Intentionally 2 Generally
たまたま偶然
③ Occasionally
(4) Are you going to take part in that speech contest?
①prepare for
③ participate in
〜に参加する
2 pay for
④ look forward to
(5) The tow girls used to make believe that they were princesses.
I notice
2 confirm
3 realize
〜のふりをする→お姫様ごっこをしてたなー
(6) It is not likely that Mary did it on purpose.
④ pretend
①aimlessly
② accidentally ③ casually
④intentionally
わざと(バスケでインテンショナルファールってあるよね)

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3 Choose the best answer to fill in the blanks.
(1) A When do I need to register by ?
B: (
)
A: OK. So any time is fine.
①1 It's too late now.
③ It's up to you.
(2) L: (
2 You need to.
4 It's by the desk.
「いつまでに申し込めばいいの?」 「きみ次第(きみにまかせる)だよ」
)
A: Sure. How can I help you?
L I need to go to the supermarket tomorrow.
if you can give me a ride.
(1) Do you have the time?
③ Where can I ask for help?
I'll appreciate it very much
② Who can help me ?
4 Would you do me a favor?
「お願いがあるんだけど」 「いいよ、どうしたの?」
(3) M Everyone will be here soon.
J
M: (
Hey, that salad looks really good. Do you mind if I try some ?
)
Thanks a lot.
J
① No, not at all.
Mmm
Go ahead.
It tastes great.
I have no reason.
③ Yes, I do mind.
「ちょっと味見しても構わない?」 「ううん、 全然かまわないよ」
④ Are you sure it's okay?
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ちなみに③だと「うん、だめ」

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4 Put the words in the correct order.
(1) Asked for advice, I was at a loss what to say.
be at a loss 「途方に暮れる」
(2)Please help me buy a present for Yoko.
help 人 原形不定詞 「~が･･･するのを手伝う」
(3) Do you know what garlic is good for ?
間接疑問文
(4) I will read any book as long as it is interesting.
as long as 「~である限り」
(5) Masao was asked to look after his friend's dog for a while.
be asked 人 to do 「~するよう頼まれる」
(6)It doesn't matter whether my parents approve of my trip to the United
States or not.
It doesn't matter 「〜は問題ではない」 whether A or B 「AかBか」
approve of A 「Aに賛成する」
(7)You cannot be too careful in choosing your books.
cannot be too 形容詞 「~してもしすぎることはない」
(8)Don't fail to let your mother know when you come back.
戻ったら忘れずにお母ちゃんに知らせなさい。