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各文の構造 (S,V,O,C) を指摘し、意味を答えよ。 辞書を使用してよい。 隆認テスト 2 5 1.1 am Tanaka Kumi、 2. He got to London. 3. Koji can play the piano. 4.Don't get your hands dirty. 5. The book makes me happy. 6. She has got herself a new car. 7. It will get cold in the a信ernoon. 8. Bob always keeps his room clean. 9. Will you give her a message, Dlease? 10. My mother is cooking in the kitchen. 11. She sang beautifnl songs on the stage. 12.Tgot a perfect score in the English test. 13. The Shinano River runs through Nigata. 14. Jack told us an interesting story 7eSterda7. 15. Ten years later, Susan became a famous SInger.

soが入る理由を教えて下さい。 文章の意味がよく分からないので出来れば和訳も教えてほしいです！

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宿題です。全然分からないので、1箇所でもいいので教えてください。

Lesson 3 Predictions of the Future g E Part 1 まき こン 3 2 1 Predictions about the future of technology are usually not very nice. mm One qr them, humans are fighting against a computer which iS very Smart. In another mx 議議 、 people are brainwashed and working hard while the governmentis watching ther Al the tme. We donot want that kind of fature. 2| Howevexr, tsaac Asimov, an American writer and a scientist, made good prediction。 たさる あのてジー や (ン gn back in 1964 about our tves today. Hs predictions called “Visit to the Worlds Fa ECここ ーー of 2014” appeared in 77e ep )2zz 77es 50 years agO- 3| You will see that a 1ot of his predictions have come true: self-driving cars, YOeo caling, the use of nuclear power and robots that do various tasks at home. Asimoy ーー一 also thought (ゆー 2014 the world population would be 6.5 bilion and the US し population would reach 350 million.。 He came very close. The world population 3 央ーー ポン 2014 was about 7.2 bilhion, and that ofthe US was 319 milhon.

画像1枚目は英文で画像2枚目が設問なのですが、 問1の(a)というのが第1段落の中にある場合は答えは第1段落だけをみればわかりますか？

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英語得意な人にお願いします……！ この文の和訳をお願いしたいです、！ 心優しい方よろしくお願いいたします……！

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誰かこの3つの和訳お願いします……！ 英語苦手なので助けてもらえると幸いです…… (´；ω；｀)

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②の解釈以下のようにしたのですが文法的にダメなことってありますか？［名詞］（形容詞）《副詞》〔省略〕 O S V の倒置として考えてます Nevertheless, much the greater part of these events 　　 　(〔th... Read More

sNo doubt throughout all past time there actually occurred a series of events which constitutes history in some ultimate sense. 。Nevertheless, much the greater part of these events We can know nothing about, not even that they occurred: many of them we can know only imperfectly: and even the feW events tat we think we know for sure we can never be absolutely certain of since We Can neVer revive them, never obserVe Or teSt them directly.

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英語です 1枚目の青ラインマーカーの｢end｣の部分はどういう意味の｢end｣で使われますか？ ｢end｣部分に該当する日本語訳が2枚目の青ラインマーカーです。

HITIKACUUら 隊teet het和Ri that DoDlSm3 aslconsumers here are 9 [Eonsumers hereare so the most ls of demandiig product94hal aw CBgi5 人 and 征kDグ ee 2 kets一to in the world, recent iecent yearB 前9 Ni consumers一and supermmarl 語EEHIHby dsies Food Ne all over the world2d S 2 to such MT resDRing in severe losses. 人 朗 (の (のみろ of the amount of waste im spag/ange from 7 million to 23 million tons a year: the low gnd of that forecast is equivalent to 30 percent of the countrys domestic production, a stunning number in light of the oft-cited goal of obtaining “food security” The high md_--which comes from the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries一is worth almost \11 trillion and is the monetary eduivalent of Japan's annual agricultural output.、 Experts reckon it costs another \2 trilion to dispose of that waste. Tokyo alone produces about 6.000 tons of food waste a day, an amount sufficient to feed 4.5 million people a day In total some 40 percent of all food in Japan ends up jn the garbage. And this occurs when 750.000 people in Japan lack food security and 60 percent of food is imported into the country Short sell-by dates for prepared foods often just several hours long at convenience stores--also Tesults in tremendous waste of perfectly good food. 双 Obyiously we need to pay more attention to shopping and eating habits. It is not uncommon for shoppers in the developed world to throw SWay as much ee