英語の質問です。どなたか助けてください( ；∀；) 2文目の、First〜.から始まる文なのですが「,」の後のthen whichのwhichは関係代名詞の非限定用法のものでしょうか？ （また、もしそうならどのような場合に非制限用法になるのかも教えてくれると助かります。） ... Read More

The mountains of worn-out tires in these dumps present a number of health and environmental dangers. First, they attract mosquitoes and rats, which then spread disease among humans. The tires can also catch on fire, and these fires are very difficult to put out. They may burn from a few days to a few months. While the tires burn. they release cancer-causing gases into the air. These gases spread

Despiteでは間違いなのは何故か教えていただきたいです。 よろしくお願い致します。

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5番と8番に入る単語がわかる方いらっしゃったら教えてください。黒字から始まり、ピンクの字で終わる単語です。 確実でなくてもいいので、案だけでもお願い致します。 5番はtreatくらいしか思い浮かびませんでした、。

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文構造について教えて頂けないでしょうか？🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️ One in three people [working at a company when they are diagnosed with cancer lose their job], either b... Read More

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文構造について教えて頂けないでしょうか？🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️ Organizations supporting patients have quite rightly berated Onishi for comments they say made them fee... Read More

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下の文を英語にして欲しいです。 彼女は15年間にわたって閉じ込められたり、がんで夫が死んでしまったが、人々のため、世界のために決して諦めることのない彼女はほんとに素晴らしいと思います

高2女子です。 英語がとても苦手です😭 詳しい方がいましたら是非、教えて欲しいです。 よろしくお願いいたいます。

Chapter 5 CancerandCulture クイズ課題 (11 quizzes) 1. Overthe past three generations, cancer in America has risen by 800 percent.の by と同じ用法 が2つある。 どれ? (A) He caught me by the arm. (B) | missed the train by five minutes. (C) She came to the school by bus. (D) She passed the exam by working hard. (E) Don't judge a person by his appearance. (F) She js standing by the window. (G) The temperature has dropped by 15 degree Celsius in the last 30 days. (H) Finish your homework by ten (10) o'clock. 2. Comparative epidemiological data implicates America's refined, high-fat, low-fiber diet as an important contributing factor. の as と同じ用法は次の内どれ? (A) lsaw him as he was coming out of the house. (B) As it grew darker, it became colder. (C) If you don't know how to behave at the table, do as | do. (D) As your family doctor, | advise you to eat less.