全部じゃなくても良いので分かる範囲で教えて下さい。

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almost all of 〜のallって代名詞なんですか？そうなら名詞扱いでalmostという副詞で修飾することになるんですが良いのでしょうか、謎です

解き方教えてください

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私は自分の時間のほとんど全てをサッカーに費やしています。▷（I spend almost all of my time practing soccer）が答えなのですが、（I spend practing soccer almost all of my time）じゃダメな... Read More

2番です 解説にあるようにenoughは形容詞、副詞のあと、名詞の前だったら回答はエじゃないんですか？ なぜ、ウなのか教えてください

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that is〜となるのはなぜですか。

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穴埋めを教えて欲しいです！！

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空きに入る単語を教えてくださいm(_ _)m

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どれが正しいですか？

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文法的に正しいものと、理由を教えてください！

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