1枚目を見て2枚目の問題に答えて欲しいです（教えて欲しいです）お願いします🙌🏻

所 *neaa 本日 9 次のガンディー(Gandhi)の伝記の一部を読んで, あとの問いに答えなさい。 教科書| p.76 Gandhi moved to South Africa to work as a lawver in 1893. It was under British rule at that time and there was a lot of discrimination. For example, Indians could not go out at night freely or walk on the sidewalk. There were also (-did/ hotels/Indian guests / aceept / net/ that ). In 1906, the British made a law that was even more unfair to Indian people. Indians in South 2 5 Africa got angry and stood up against the law. Gandhi decided to lead a movement to protect their rights. His message was “Don't follow the law, but don't use violence, even if you are arrested." Soon the jails became full of Indians, and Gandhi himself was sent there.

「英語が話せたら良いのに。 そしたら、私はもっと沢山の人と交流することができるのにな。」 を英語に直すとどうなりますか？

大まかな内容を教えて欲しいです🙏

OriHime-D Avatar Robot T want to work like other people.” This has been a dream Tor many people with severe physical disabilities. Now we haye a robot that can help. Its name is OriHime. It's a staff robot at a cafe in Japan that opened in autumn of 2018. One of the first OriHime users was Mr. Nagahiro Masato. He is a 25-year-old man who has a serious disease. He didn't have any job before because he cannot move his body. Now OriHime lets him work at a cafe. Mr. Nagahiro controls the robot with small movements of his fingers. He watches a live video that is sent from the robot's eyes, and he talks through a microphone. This way, he can serve customers who come to the cafe. On the first day of his job at the cafe, it was difficult for Mr. Nagahiro to start conversations with customers. He didn't have much experience at places like cafes. He wanted to improve his customer service skills, so he talked to another OriHime user. He asked her to give him some advice. The other OriHime user said, “You should be friendlier. When I serve customers, I always try to make friends with them:" Fu ながひろまさ と 永魔征人さんが操作する OriHime とカフェの様子

全文和訳して欲しいです🙏

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中3の英語で日本語訳が分からないので全部翻訳して欲しいです。お願いします。

This is the best song to listen to when you are feelina の fonely. The powerful lyrics remind you of your true friends. The song was a great hit when it came out in 1961. The movie Stand by Me used it as the theme song. After that, the song became more famous. Americans heard it 。 more than seven million times on the radio. Many artists have sung this song. The original version is by Ben E. King. The song is in English, but he の aiso sang it in Japanese in 2011. He saw the news about the Great East Japan Earthquake. The news made him 1o sad. He recorded this version to encourage people in a difficult time.

添削をお願いします。 間違っている所は、解説も頂けると嬉しいです。

II.次の対話が成り立つように、( )内に最もよくあてはまるものを選び、 記号で答えなさい。 1.A:This coffee is very good. ( 1 ) B:Sure. Here you are. ア Will you speak French? Can I have some more? ウ May I ask you some questions? Would you like to come to the party? エ 2.A:Miki, what time is it? B:It's 9:40. A:Oh, ( 2 ) It's time for the concert. ア)Imust go now. イ Ihad luch at the café. ウ Iwasn't here. I'm sick in bed. エ 3. A:Excuse me. Are there any sports shops near here? B:( 3 ) But the department store on Itabashi Street sells basketball shoes. ア No, you don't have any. イ Yes. I like sports. ウ Yes, please wait here. 土 No, there aren't. 4. A:CanI help you with anything? B:Yes. I'm looking for a bag. 4 )It's on sale. ア How much is this? イ Iagree with you. ウ It's just 2,000 yen. How do you like this one?

あなたはもっと注意深く自転車に乗るべきです . を英文にすると, You should ride your bike more carefully なのですが , なぜ比較級が使われるのですか . 比較級が使われるとしたら , 何故thanを書かないのでしょうか ??

オレンジ部分なんですが、He thought it was very exciting では動詞が文中に二つあるからダメですかね？

me spokt'yeu whnt tD LCLT to do. 場面 たけし pla 回教料書に関進したテーマま。 ニツ 武はブラインドサッカー (blind soccer) について英語のレポートを書いています。 レポートの段落ごとの見出しを考えよう。 考える 134語 D Have you ever played blind soccep? It's d spopt played by.both* yigyoly Impaired people* and able-bodied beople*おte omkうなでも pai( もるスポリ 2I played blind soccer last montb Every player used a blindfold game I've played soccer for many years, but I could in blind soccer. I met* la boy/called Kenta. He is|a player pet. play well who can't see well, bat he played the'b 評 。 3When we wáfch a blind' soccer qlmeKe Because the players playby listening to the sound of the balyor the other players. But cheering without sound wds Very exciting. 国 Now I like playing and watching blind soccer. It is becoming popular all l over the world, I hope more people will be interested in it. の Ae was grear must not make any noise” Why? の の てるたため (注)both and ~も…も両方とも visually impaired people 視覚降がい者 able-bodied people 健常者 blindfold 目隠し met meet の過去形 make any noise 音を立てる 口(1) 本文の内容にあうように, 次の問いに英語で答えなさい。 (a) Is blind soccer played by only visually impaired people? (b) What did Takeshi think about cheering without sound? 口(2) 次の中から各段落口~国の見出しとして適するものを1つずつ選び, 記号で答えなさい。 2 アA Boy Takeshi Met ウ What's Blind Soccer? イ Enjoy Blind Soccer! Don't make a noise! 2At we ksky excitug エ 口(3) あなたの友達について 「~は…を上手にすることができる友達です」と紹介する英文を1つっ theuet He think it Was Vehy etiting. 思刊 5点×7 書きなさい。 (1)| (a) Nozit isiオ 段落2/で 段落3 段落国 (2)| 段落の English Veky Horeba is a frrerd_whe Caurl spenE vety all. fifty-one 51 【#とめテストー」 3

moreの使い方がよくわからないのですが、どう使うか教えて下さい🙏🙇🏻‍♀️

問2のアでどこに古いものを売ることが好きだと書かれているのでしょうか？

reads You asked me about *garage sales. We *sell our old things in a garage I also like Il tell you about them. People in America often have garage sales. at our house, * 1Ove having a garage sale because I can make money. We usually have it in November or December. During the winter many people want something for *Christmas. so we can sell a lot of things. st year, we had a garage sale six davs before Christmas. This year, were going to I'm going to sell fifteen books and five games. sale every year. have a garage sale on December 4. Everything is one dollar. My brother sold Last year I only *sold eighteen books. many things, and he got fifty dollars! I want to sell more this year. Ihis is my answer to your question. Well, what do _you do in winter? (住) garage sale……ガレージセール,車庫で物を売ること(garage は「ガレージ,車庫」) sell………売る(過去形は sold) Christmas クリスマス(12月25日) Nick は,去年のガレージセールはいつだったと述べていますか。次のカレンダーを見て, ガリージセールの日付を数字で書きなさい。(3点) カルンダー 間1 12月 2020 日 月 火 水 木 金 土 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 門2本文の内容と合うものを,次のア~エの中から1つ選び, その記号を書きなさい。(3点) ア) Nick はガレージセールで古いものを売ることと,買いもの客と話すことが好きだ。 Nick の家族は毎年,クリスマスにガレージセールを行っている。 ウ 去年,Nickは Nick の兄[弟]と同じくらいの売り上げがあった。 Nick は去年よりも, 今年のほうがものが売れそうだと述べている。 エ