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最も適切な選択肢をそれぞれ1つ選びなさい。 8. Many people are concerned about the bad effects of plastics (A) by the environment. On (C) from 9. A: How do Japanese people say “developing countries” in Japanese? B Normally they say, (A)先進国 (B) 開発途上国 (C) 経済大国 (D) 産業立国 10. Generally speaking, common words “academic performance” or “school performance” mean a student's (A) achievement or success in class subjects (B) ability to sing, dance, or play music in front of large audience (C) daily acts, behaviors, etiquettes and habits at school

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using participial adjectives USIIg real Iditionals to talk about present and future events%; Unit 2 oresent real conditional: To talk about a true or possible situation in the present, we use if + the imple present in the if clause, and the simple present in the result clause: Ifl have extra money at the end of the week, I get excited. The future real conditional: To talk about a true or possible situation in the future, we use if + the simple oresent in the if clause, and will + base form in the result clause: If you take this medicine, you will feel relaxed. We can also use time clauses to talk about the future. Notice that the structure is the same as the real Conditional: PRESENT: When I have extra money at the end of the week, I get excited. FUTURE: After you take this medicine, you will feel relaxed. Participial adjectives modify the nouns or pronouns they accompany. They are typically formed by adding -ing or -(e)d to a verb-also known as the present and past participle. (Remember, though, that the past participles of some verbs are irregular, such as freeze - frozen.) Generally, the "cause" of the feeling uses the -ing form: Her decision to quit was surprising. And the “receiver" of the feeling uses the -ed form: I was surprised by her decision to quit. ere are some other common participial adjectives: Base verb -ing -ed Base verb -ing -ed annoying annoyed frustrate frustrating frustrated annoy interest interesting interested bore boring bored satisfy satistying satisfied confuse confusing confused shock shocking shocked embarrass embarrassing embarrassed surprise surprising surprised excite exciting excited

2行目のwhy not use〜の1文の訳が分かりません。教えていただけると嬉しいです！

The method has been proved to work When general warnings won't do the job, why not use the market\to discourage'people from doing stupid things like building in fire zones?」 Without a hazard scale in place, we're justcrossing our fingers and moving into areas that are more and more likely to burn. 2 loninoo ot wod yninsbienoo (N

このmany of which〜dailies，の部分はどういう働きですか？

In Britain there are a number of Sunday newspaperS, many of | |which are connected with the “dailies,” though not run by the 次の英文の下線部を | papers and usually contain a greater proportion of articles | |concerned with comment and general information rather than | (駒沢大) | same editor and staff. The Sunday papers are larger than the daily| news. 英語は「節約の言語」です。 共通関係を駆使した英文構成もその1つですし、 解 法語句の省略も技法の1つです。 この課では, 時·条件·譲歩などの副詞節の中 で 《S+ be動詞〉が省略されているのを見抜くのがポイントです。 まず,第1文の関係詞節中に組み込まれた though not run に注目してください。 後にby ~が続いていますから, 明らかに run は過去分詞です。とすると, 接続調 though の後に(S + be + run> と続くと節の形が整いますね。らで番販共会 共 10 これは誰でも知 には 英国 ある いろいろ 新聞の日曜版が (In Britain), there are a number of Sunday newspapers, (形) 変S兵館 (先) の界 〈文全) 33億> M (副) Vi 多くは (その) ~とつながりがある Imany(of which) are connected(with the “dailies”), 日刊新聞 S(代) (関代) V(受) ,5系国 自さうま、おざ見る をさし M ~だけれども 日曜版の多くは いない [though(they 運営されてによって 日刊と同じ 編集長 や 編集部員 re not run (by thesame editor and staff)」。 (S+be)省略 Vt(過分) このように,though の後に, (they are)を捕 常は副詞節中の主語は主節」 uems ho LGTUGIIPEL 10 飾」

general publicで一般の人という意味になるのはなんでですか？公共という意味ではないんでしょうか

18行目のwhere について 関係詞ではありませんよね？

practicing something that is (B)IIIDOI I. IC LIししU し knowledge is called instinct. Flesh-eating animals (c)in general lions, tigers, and wolves, to name a few work hard( イ) improve their skills. For them it is a matter of life and death. 15 For other animals such as apes and monkeys, play serves the same purpose. But playtime activities also establish the basis for their social order. Social order, the hierarchy*2 within a group, is also a requirement for survival. Young primates*3 learn quickly through play where they stand with their equals in rank, and where they stand in relation to the whole group. (3)It is not until they reach maturity* that they challenge their elders for top 20 Spot in the group.

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加 名租の英文がほぼ同じ意味になるように、( )に適切な語を書きなさい。いずれも分調構文 ET (宮 3 点) いな \ 1. 1 didnt know what to do. So I telephoned the police. ミニ( Al o+ DE( と jn0eの"7 ) what to do, T telephoned the pohece. 2. After he had finished his work。 he took a long hot shoWer. =( 財胡r り( は 1 | ) his work, he took a long hot shower. 3. ぜyou see the island from an airplane, it wil look ike the shape of a heart =( Spei z ) from an airplane, the island will look Hike the shape of a heart. To pe fank T am not sure Helen really loves me. ヾ 旬/<ミう -部 ak C Gu : 9 ), am not sure elen really loves me.

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