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2 Choose the best answer to fill in the blanks.
E@Akagi
(1) A Have you seen the new shopping center in Yokohama ?
B: I( ) go to Yokohama. I haven't been there for years.
1 always
hardly ever
hardly ever 「めったに~しない」
never did
(2) A You are the guest of honor today. Dinner is on me.
B: No, ( ) Let's split the bill.
you always cheat on me
you always treat me
(3)
おごる be on 人 / treat 人
sometimes do
you always feed me
you always rely on me

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3 Choose the underlined part that is INCORRCT.
(1) People say that Japan is more comfortable to live in than any
other countries in the world.
other の後は単数名詞だから country
(2) Bob Swain is a promising swimmer whom we think will surely
win a gold medal at the next Olympic Games.
主格の関係代名詞 who。 we think はただ挿入してるだけだから無視する
If it has not been for that error, he might have been promoted.
仮定法過去完了 < If it had not been for A, > A がなかったら
(4) Environmental challenges we are facing today are different from
3that of a decade ago.
environmental challenges を受けているので複数形の those
(5) He refuses to answer to anyone, so we won't even ③discuss about the
possibility of giving him the position.
discuss は他動詞だから about はいらない
(6) You had better not go out without your coat 3 in case of it 4 should
snow.
...
in case of in case S should この場合は of はいらない
(7) I didn't believe them at first but in fact everything what they said
about the situation was true.
直前に先行詞 everything があるから which にする

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④ Put the words in the correct order.
(1) このレポートを書き上げるのに, ジャックは丸2日かかった.
It took Jack two full days to finish writing this paper.
(2)
> < It takes + 人 + 時間 + to do> 人が~するのに･･･かかる
1時間以内にそこに行くのは難しいことがわかった.
I found it difficult to get there within an hour.
自学@Akagi
> <find it 形容詞 to do> ~するのは･･･だとわかる it は仮の目的語
(3) 交通事故のため, 私たちは時間までに出勤できなかった.
Atraffic accident prevented us from arriving at the office in time.
<Sprevent Afrom BSのせいでAはBできない 無生物主語
(4) 今後、事態がどうなるかはだれにもわからない. (1語不要)
(5)
Nobody can tell how things will turn out.
=
= There is no telling
...
あなたに手伝ってもらわないと, 私たちはその問題を解決できません. (1語不要)
We won't be able to solve the problem without your help.
will be able to do
(6)君かマークのどちらかが残って, 彼女を待たなくてはいけないよ.
Either you or Mark has to remain and wait for her.
either A or BAかB のどっちか
(7) 外出する予定がありますか.
May I ask if you are planning to go out?
接続詞if
(8) We are lucky enough to have the opportunity to do that.
うちらはそれをする機会に恵まれています。 <形容詞 enough to do>
おしまいノシ