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Section 14 should/ought to Once you make a promise, you ( 157 1 can ) keep it. 2 may 3 should 4 will 「…すべきだ」と 弱い 務・助 表す動詞は 162 2 can apologize 3 can Try! If you are worried about your health, you ( walk more. had 2 would 3 should 4 ought Try! If you did something wrong, you ( Dapologize 3 should apologize 4might have apologized ) to be more parking lots in the center of the city. 58 There ( ①should 2 ought 弱い義務 表すには? 4 must ) to eat less salt and 空所のあとの 目。to不定詞が 動詞はどれか? ) for that. 「約束を守るべきだ いう意味にするには My brother and I ( when we were children. 1 may 2 shall ) often go fishing in the nearby river 03 ME 「(以前は) よく・・・ 「ものだ」という の習慣〉 を表す は? 3 should 2 will often 3 would often ④always Try! When I was a child, my mother ( keep is a secret!" I will ) say, "The only thing you can't Section 16 推量確信を表す〈助動詞+ have+過去分詞》 <助動詞 + have + 過去分詞〉 の問題のポイント 過去の事柄への推量や確信などを述べる表現。 <助動詞+ have + 過去分詞> の助動詞ごとの意味を覚えておく。 often に注目 4 would (西南学院大) dard not の位置に注意しょ は? ought to 否定 163 Henry went to bed as soon as he came back home last night. He must (ith) ( ) very tired. 補充 T100 - 「ない」と を表すに last nigh ても疲れ う ない」を 159 You ( ) noisy in the library. Dnot should be 2 should be not 3 ought to not be 4 ought not to be bl Try! 小さい子どもは夜遅くまで起きているべきではない。 並べかえ Small children (not/ought/stay/to/ until/up) late at night. Try! 1.携帯電話がカバンのどこにもない。 電車の中に置いてきたに違いない。 I can't find my cell phone anywhere in my bag. I had to leave it behind on the train. ( ) ) have bought the book, but I don't remember where I have 2.1 ( put it. 1 cannot 2 should not 3 may not 4 must ( 九州産業大) less hot in my childhood. 2. There ( 1 got 2 used Section 15% 過去の習慣状態 160 My son ( I had to Try! 1. It's really hot today! The summer in Japan ( ) ( ) to be a restaurant around here some years ago. 3 comes 4 went 64 His grandfather is very old and can't hear well. He ( ) our ... とい talk. もの NJ ) like playing baseball, but now he only plays soccer. 3 used to 4 has used to 2 is used to T100 (以前は)- 「だった」という過去 1 can have heard 2 must have heard を の状態を表すには? 3 cannot have heard 4 should no ) be 現在はそうではないこと を表すには? |適語補充 Try! I don't believe it; he ( 1 may 2 will 3 cannot ) have said so. ④never (四天王寺大 ) 165 He ( bluorta &/JR Jeri-C ) me last night, but I'm not sure. I was deep asleep. (駒澤大) I might visit 2 would visit 161 My uncle ( doesn't. ) drink sake a lot when he was young, but now he T100 「(以前はよく 3 had to visit 4 might have visited ・・・した」 という 過去 習慣的動作)を表 すには? Try! I don't feel well. I might ( ) a cold. I used to ought to 3 is going to 4 has to I be caught 2 been caught 選択肢が表す意味を考 えよう Ken ( Try! 1. 以前, ケンはよく道に迷ったが, 今はスマートフォンで行き方を見つけられる。 smartphone. ) to get lost a lot, but now he can find his way with his 2. When I was a child, my father ( I was used to tell 3 used to be telling ) me fairy tales. 2 used to be told 4 used to tell (東洋大) 3 have been caught 4 have caught (近畿大) |66 Mr. Norton gave us the homework ten days ago. You should ( 1 finish ) it by now. 2 have finished 3 finishing 4 can finish

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14 Section 14 should / ought to Once you make a promise, you ( 57 ① can ② may ③ should ) keep it. ④ will Try! If you did something wrong, you ( ) for that. Dapologize ② can apologize ③ should apologize ④ might have apologized 158 There ( ① should 3 can ④ must ) to be more parking lots in the center of the city. ② ought Try! If you are worried about your health, you ( 「・・・すべきだ」と <弱い義務・助置 表す助動詞は? 「約束を守るべきだ」 いう意味にするには? 62 62 My1 whe ① n Try! Wh kee ① 「・・・すべきだ」という <弱い義務 表すには? Sec ) to eat less salt and 空所のあとのto <助動 目。to不定詞が 過 動詞はどれか? <助 walk more. ① had ② would ③ should ④ ought 159 You ( ① not should be ) noisy in the library. ② should be not ③ ought to not be ④ ought not to be gobl Try! 小さい子どもは夜遅くまで起きているべきではない。 Small children (not / ought / stay/to/ until / up) late at night. Section 15 過去の習慣・状態 並べかえ ought to 163 H は? E not の位置に注意しょ う (Try! 64 160 My son ( ) like playing baseball, but now he only plays soccer. ② is used to ③ used to ④ has used to loo T100 「(以前は) 「だった」という過去 の状態> を表すには? ) ( ) be 現在はそうではないこと を表すには? Try! mid of 補充 ① had to Try! 1. It's really hot today! The summer in Japan ( less hot in my childhood. 2. There ( ① got 161 My uncle ( doesn't. ① used to ) to be a restaurant around here some years ago. comes 4 went ② used (駒澤大) ) drink sake a lot when he was young, but now he ought to 3 is going to 4 has to hart Try! 1.以前, ケンはよく道に迷ったが,今はスマートフォンで行き方を見つけられる。 Ken ( smartphone. ) to get lost a lot, but now he can find his way with his 2. When I was a child, my father ( ① was used to tell ) me fairy tales. ② used to be told ③ used to be telling ④ used to tell (東洋大) T100 (以前は) よく 165 ・・・した」 という過去 習慣的動作)を表 すには? Tr 選択肢が表す意味を えよう 16

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English Senior High

インタビューを受けた、と書いてありますが 、なぜ受動態になってるのでしょうか? インタビューを与えた(give) だから、ブラジル人にインタビューをしたと思ったんですけど、、

1 Creativity is effective novelty. V 和訳 創造力とは、有用な目新しさである。 novelty 「新しさ」 2 (That is to say), it is doing or making something new [that solves a SV problem or usefully changes how we act, think, or feel J. bro sin 和訳 つまり創造力とは、問題を解決したり、行動、考え方、感じ方を効果的に変え たりといった新しい物事をしたりつくったりすることなのだ。 that is to say 「すなわち」、 solve 「解決する」 3 To be creative, then, can be as simple (as seeing something (everyone V C else sees], but thinking what no one else thinks about it). どんな 文法?? 和訳 創造的であるということは、他の誰もが見ているものと同じものを見て、それに ついて他の誰も思いつかないようなことを考えるといった単純なものだと言える かもしれない。 166 4 Other times, it requires taking ideas or processes that people usually 0 view as being unrelated and finding some fruitful connection between them. do 和訳 またある時には、人々が普通無関係だと思う考えや行為を取り入れたり、それ らの間に意味のあるつながりを見つけたりする必要がある。 view A as B 「AをBとみなす」 fruitful 「有益な」 1 Recently, we gave an interview (to a Brazilian journalist) about

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English Senior High

3文目のto be creative は副詞的用法と考えて良いのでしょうか?それともまた別の考え方でしょうか?

2 構文解析 Creativity is effective novelty. V C 和訳 創造力とは、有用な目新しさである。 367) 福 novelty 「新しさ」 (That is to say), it is doing or making something new (that solves a S V D problem or usefully changes how we act, think, or feeljarisato 和訳 つまり創造力とは、問題を解決したり、行動、考え方、感じ方を効果的に変え たりといった新しい物事をしたりつくったりすることなのだ。 that is to say 「すなわち」、 solve 「解決する」 3 To be creative, then, can be as simple (as seeing something everyone else sees], Extor 文法?? C but thinking what no one else thinks about it). 和訳 創造的であるということは、他の誰もが見ているものと同じものを見て、それに ついて他の誰も思いつかないようなことを考えるといった単純なものだと言える かもしれない。 4 Other times, it requires taking ideas or processes that people usually 5 0 view as being unrelated and finding some fruitful connection between them. またある時には、人々が普通無関係だと思う考えや行為を取り入れたり、それ らの間に意味のあるつながりを見つけたりする必要がある。 view AasB 「AをBとみなす」 fruitful 「有益な」

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English Senior High

英文の方写真汚くて申し訳ないです汗  3パラグラフ目の印のしてあるaround が、和訳中のどの部分に当たるか分かりません。教えていただきたいです。

テーマ 専門性☆☆☆ 英文レベル★★★ 30 DNAはウイルスから? 文 11 What with the threat of bird flu, the reality of HIV, and the genera unseemliness of having one's cells pressed into labour on behalf of something alien and microscopic, it is small wonder that people don't much like viruses. But we may actually have something to thank the little 5 parasites for. They may have been the first creatures to find a use for DNA, a discovery that set life on the road to its current rich complexity 12 The origin of the double helix is a more complicated issue than it might at first seem. DNA's ubiquity -all cells use it to store their genomes - suggests it has been around since the earliest days of life 10 but when exactly did the double spiral of bases first appear? Some think it was after cells and proteins had been around for a while. Others say DNA showed up before cell membranes had even been invented/ The fact that different sorts of cell make and copy the molecule in very different ways has led others to suggest that the charms of the double 15 helix might have been discovered more than once. And all these ideas have drawbacks. "To my knowledge, up to now there has been no ⚫ convincing story of how DNA originated," says evolutionary biologist Patrick Forterre of the University of Paris-Sud, Orsay. 13 Forterre claims to have a solution. Viruses, he thinks, invented » DNA as a way the defences of the cells they infected. Little more than packets of genetic material, viruses are notoriously adept at* avoiding detection, as influenza's annual self-reinvention attests. Forterre argues that viruses were up to similar tricks when life was young, and that DNA was one of their innovations. To some researchers 25 the idea is an appealing way to fill in a chunk of the DNA puzzle. 270 •

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