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176と177のどこが間違えているのかが分かりません。 解説とともに教えて頂きたいです。 また、このような正しく直す問題が苦手なのですがどのように克服すれば良いかアドバイス頂けたら嬉しいです。 よろしくお願い致します🙇

OTmk Emige DO 90un TATH入L 00ol odi, 口175 Science would make( much less progress / the computer networks / to (センター本試) (国土協) exchange / used by many scientists / without) ideas. 2 大 ) abusger & adreod の nit My old 正誤 4 下線部には誤りが1つある。指摘して正しく直しなさい。 dabga yasM A 8a計 How dotuesga 8 Ma dd ynidionbe Cth of bnidng 目標時間:5分>1問 1分 (大) 176 Aristotle, a philosopher of ancient Greece, who had one of the world's 2 greatest mind, taught that only by knowing the origin of something can it 3 の 大 be truly understood. (o preparingg @ preparing Jwo (立教大) apared andand

□2の(2)、(3)がわかりません。間違っているところを治す問題です。

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教えてください！ 1,2,4出来れば教えていただけると幸いです！

Jump 次の日本語を英語に直しましょう。 1.僕の趣味はパンドの仲間とギターを弾くことです。 _with members of the band. 2. ギターを弾き始めたのは中学生の頃でした。 _when I was a junior high school s 3. 今も毎日4時間は彼らと一緒にギターの練習をしています。十 ar Even now_± pra.Ctice plathgthefor four hours aday wi 4. いつか日本武道能館のステージでバンドの仲間と一緒にギターを弾くのが僕の夢です。 on the stage at the Nippon someday is my dream. 44

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Lesson 3Let's Practice! Cool Culture from Japan Lesson(3 5次の日本語に合うように, [ ]内の語句を適切初に並べかえましょう。 エ music (1) 私はケーキを作ることができます。 ウ use (1) adult イ computer [can /I/make]acake. Culture ウ kid エ library (2) similar イ find (2) その男の子は自転車に乗ることができません。 ア drive a cake. [ride / cannot/the boy ] a bike. adwt aanhaal mmanaa CXPerieh (2) 大人 anime ccharacter actaaly sSimilar 2次の日本語を,指定された文字で始まる英語にしましょう。 Ipviess (3) ジャックはテニスが上手になるでしょう。 (4) 年1回の a bike. (1) アニメ [will / Jack / be]agood tennis player. (3) キャラクター (6) マンガ (5) 実際に (8)…を経験する (4) 結衣はこのコンビューターを使わないでしょう。 a good tennis player. (7) 似ている [not / Yui / use / will ] this computer. 3( )内から適切な語を選び,文を完成させましょう。 the piano well.(play / played / playing ) Japanese.(speak / speaks / spoken) () Ican Play this computer. 6次の英文の意味を書きましょう。 (2) Mr. Jones can to Hokkaido next month.(go / goes / went ) (1) My sister can speak French. (3) Yui will work tomorrow. (doesn't / won't / didn't) 私の姉は( (4) My father (2) Icannot visit you tomorrow. 4次の日本語に合うように,空所に適切な語を入れましょう。 私は明日,( (1) 私の母はとても速く泳ぐことができます。 (3) We will eat ramen with Jack today. My mother Swim very fast. 私たちは今日,( (2) ソフィーは漢字を書くことができません。 (4) Ken won't play soccer next Sunday. etl im Sophie write kanji. 健は( (3) あなたはテントを張ることができますか。一はい,できます。 7次の日本語を英文にしましょう。 you put up a tent? (4) 明日は雨が降るでしょう。 (1) 健はとても速く走ることができます。 It rain tomorrow. 5) 私はそのかばんを買うつもりはありません。 (2) 私は明日,その本を読むつもりです。 buy the bag. 30 31

223の前文の内容全体を受けると 224の前文の内容の1部を受けるの意味がわからないです。教えて欲しいです。🙇‍♀️💦

果はのにらっ思し、そこで幸せに暮らした。 のthat 非制限用法の関係副詞 where は,「そしてそこで(and there)」の意味を Focus (中部大 He learned to speak fluent Japanese in only one year 大 表す。 223 alao空所の後ろが完全な文の形になっているから、 関係代名詞は使えない。 ) surprised me. O that 人 623 非制限用法の which-前文の内容全体を受ける 2who 訳彼はたった1年で流暢な日本語を話すようになり,そのことに私は驚 3 いた。 10 非制限用法の関係代名詞 which は、前文の内容(全部または一部)を先行 詞とすることがあり, そしてそのことは [を]~ の意味を表す。 3which の it 6 this |答 く芝浦工業大) (a) John said that he did not know her, but it was not true. V 224 Focus most (b) John said that he did not know her, ( 224 非制限用法の which一前文の内容の一部を受ける true. )was not 答 >この文の which の先行詞は「ジョンが彼女を知らない」という内容。ここでは.. he did not know her, which was not true.と,〈人〉(her) の後ろに which が 続いているが、〈人〉 に続くからといって, ②whoを選ばないこと。 の 訳 ジョンは彼女を知らないと言ったが、それは本当ではなかった。 D as 2 who 3 what のwhich MpA2AS く実践女子大) fen bos a son [ahol graduated friom 1he Uurversiry of Thyo ir attedT PFinder 075 関係詞の制限用法と非制限用法 関係詞節が後ろから先行詞を修飾する用法→例文 (a) 関係詞節が先行詞を補足的に説明する用法→例文(b) Aの) 制限用法 回人eいるRgaうs (が軟に行た wy 0 非制限用法 (a) I have two daughters who are unmarried. (私には未婚の娘が2人いる)(娘がほかにもいるという含みがある》 (b) I have two daughters, who [=andthey] are unmarried. (私には娘が2人おり, どちらも未婚だ)(娘は2人しかいない) * 非制限用法で用いられる関係詞は, which, wh0, whom, whose, when, w that は非制限用法では使えない。 wod ai aidiT er ken has a Safaha gndaaied from the Coてvesiyof Tthro 固句 220 accidentally 「誤って」 223 fuent「流暢な」 りゅうちょう

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or eight days my ETR07 ただとう さう But in seven any breath expected to be my last. vitality returned in a small way, and l was considered to be woll わ danger. It was at this time that the kindness of these people touched With such kind attendance within, and so much kindness 5 to the heart. from without, what wonder that I was now fit to return to England, five weeks after the accident, after having undergone two serious operations! A couple of weeks ago a broken bone in my foot made it necessary for t me to limp around with a stick for several days. What was pleasant about this otherwise painful experience was the way I was treated by everyone. People opened doors for me, helped me into cabs, gave me room in elevators. Their consideration made it a temptation to keep the stick ake Fr longer than I needed to have. My spirit blossomed under this kind public treatment.