教えてください。よろしくお願いします🙇

b. If you want to ( ) a ( )( Fill in each blank so that the two sentences have a similar meaning. a. If you want to dance well, you should watch this site. pal like to walk around the neighborhood and find new stores. 3a I promised to meet Maria at noon, so I have to leave now. b. I like to ()( b7( ) ( ( ), you should watch this site. ) around the neighborhood and find new stores. ) to meet Maria at noon, so I have to leave now. a. This newspaper said that they had discovered a new species of insect. b. This newspaper said about ( ) ( words in the correct order. ) of a new species of insect.

1枚目や2枚目のように、なぜ名詞の最後にSがつくのですか？ また、つくものとつかないものの違いはありますか？

0 800 1500 1900 The company allows its employees to その会社は従業員が長い take long winter vacations. ( 冬期休暇をとるのを許し ている。

教えて欲しいです！！ お願いします！！

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（）に入る単語を教えて頂きたいです🙇🏼‍♀️

Why did Yoshida begin taking photos? She wanted to show that Africa and the people there were attractive. Almost everyone around her thought of Africa as a hungry, poor, and violent place. She thought photos would help them understand the continent better. In addition, she wanted to take photos of African people in their traditional costumes. Nowadays, some young people in the ethnic groups avoid wearing their traditional clothes. She believes that taking photos of people in their clothes might help pass their traditions on to following generations. However, it was difficult to take good photos at first. "The trust between a photographer and their subjects is important," says Yoshida. "If they don't trust a photographer, they will not show who or what they really are." To gain their trust, she behaved as if she were an African woman. She wore the same costume, ate the same meals, and put on the same make-up. This led to her success.

7と10教えたもらいたいです🙇🏻

英文の空欄 7 ~ 26 に入る最も適当 をそれぞれ下の①~④のうちから1つずつ選びなさい。 a. I will take his temperature 7 this thermometer. 1 for ② in ③of ④ with

ここの問題が分かりません、どなたか教えていただけないでしょうか、😭 見えずらいとこは（1）byで（2）toです！ お願いします！

(1) This song is loved (b/to/for) my friends. (2) This actor is known (for/10/from) young people. (3) The houses (am / is/are) covered with snow. (4) (Were/Did/Was) this picture taken by Ms. Smith? (5) What language is (speak / speaking / spoken) in Brazil? Th p

To learn to keep doing things,to get a feeling for how long each task takes. のto getからの訳し方がわかりません🙇

2） 3単語何が入るか教えてください🙇🏼‍♀️

Yoshida Nagi is a unique photographer. She often takes pictures in Africa and other places around the world. Yoshida became interested in African ethnic groups when she was five years old. She happened to see the Masai people, one of the ethnic groups in Africa, on TV. She did not know why, but she became strongly attracted to the Masai. She even thought, "I wish I were a member of their tribe." Soon after that, going to Africa became one of her dreams. She stopped going to junior high school in second. grade because she had trouble fitting in. In fact, she was bullied in both elementary and junior high schools. After leaving school, she worked for several years and saved money. Her childhood dream came true in 2009, when she was 23 years old. She finally visited Africa.

下から2行目でdoesが使われている理由は何なんですか？ willじゃ無いんですか？

1 1 Q. According to a woman's aunt. what will happen if we use purple towels? - Our (m ) will end. Even people who say they aren't superstitious would probably not do what some other people do intentionally walk under ladders and break mirrors, 2 Almost everyone is at least a little superstitious. One s woman says that when she got married, her aunt gave her white bath towels. “Never buy purple towels,” her aunt 4 said, “If you use purple towels, your marriage will end 5 〒 Does the woman believe that superstition? “No, of course not” she says. “It's silly.” Does she use purple towels? “Well, 10 no," she answers. “Why take chances?” 8 (89 words) Listen! 音を聞きながら 音声 Q. 女性のおばによると, 紫色のタオルを使ったら何が起こりますか。 -( )が終わる。 1 答え: marriage (結婚) 自分は迷信深くないと言う人々でさえ, おそらく、他の一部の人々が すること――わざとはしごの下を歩いたり、鏡を割ったりすること をしようとはしないだろう。 ほとんどだれもが,少なくともわずかばか りは迷信深いのである。 ある女性は、 彼女が結婚したときおばさんが 白いバスタオルをくれたと言う。 「決して紫色のタオルを買ってはいけ 4 d da ません」とおばさんは言った. 「紫色のタオルを使ったら、あなたの 6 婚は終わってしまいますよ」。その女性はそんな迷信を信じるだろうか 「いいえ、もちろん信じません」と彼女は言う. 「それはばかばかしい のです」。 彼女は紫色のタオルを使うだろうか。 「ええと、使いません と彼女は答える, 「なぜわざわざ冒険をしてみる必要があるので

赤線のところの意味は、何故彼女の息子だと私が思ったという意味になるのか教えてほしいです🙇🏻‍♀️

My worst faux pas? 間抜け、 There are many candidates. Well, for at least the dumbest, probably this. 外出していた。 Forty years ago, my wife and I were out having a glass or two of wine with a Spanish woman of 45 to 50. Over our wine, I remarked about a man, of 30 to 35, I had seen with her, whom I took to be her son. After a slight pause the woman corrected me: "No, he's my brother." But despite frequent grimaces from my