of＋ 抽象名詞=形容詞とありますが 抽象名詞とは何ですか？

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回 次の英文の下線部には誤っている箇所がそれぞれ一つすずつある。 その番号を指摘した上で, 正しい 形に直しなさい。 口 The value ofthe yen 。declines 。aS the rate of inflation 。raises (上竹田大) 口 2.When 。Lgraduated high school, 1 Wa5 。5o exhausted that I decided 。togoto university to rest for four year. (上箇大 3.While te proposal seemed な acceptably to student leaders the presidentc onsidered 蝶 practicalL. (成只大) 口 4.Mary explained me 。how the neW computer system 。worked 。at her school. (明海大)

左の写真のタイプの問題は右のタイプの問題のようにしないでなぜ場合分けをしないといけないのですか？

（31）を埋める問題です。 答えは2です。1がダメな理由がよく分かりません。教えください🙇‍♂️

Current captive-breeding programs could give the birds a chance of recovering. However, vultures breed extremely slowly, with females producing only one egg each year. Conservationist Jemima Parry-Jones says ( 31 ). She notes that the Indian government has, in the past, given substantial faunding to tiger-conservation programs. If the government contributed “a tiny percentage of what they put into tiger conservation,” she says, vulture-conservation programs “would be safe and guaranteed.” As it stands, however, the vulture programs struggle to obtain support.

英単語　データベース4500を使っています いい使い方はありますか？ 教えてください

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この問題の答えが調べても確証のある答えがわかりません。解答がもともとないので英語が得意な方、教えて欲しいです。 speak ill of=criticized bring out=publish はわかってます。

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Mys7ery gg d sales. Some people are juSt Many people cnjoy shopping at flea markets and yar jooking for things they need。 Some look for items thcy colecr and others are looking 旨 rare valuable items。There are records of people finding valuable paintngs orartifaC計 4 for a few dollars. but one story is more surprising than them al Tn 2004 a man in the American Midwest bought a decorative gold cgg WI inSide for around $13.000 at a Hiea market。 That price SeemS VPIy pigh, but he Tf that didmt work。 he was planning 9 sellitto someone to 1d buy it for much However。 no one WoU た it for himself、 and he displayed it in his tm a watch thought he COuld resell it for even more。 rmeltit down for the value of the gold and jewels. more than he paid for it He decided to just kecp 1 might be、He looked up s found outit was a lost Faberg egg. TL Wa the Aander of Russta to his wife。 The jeWelet nd each egg was one of a kind。 What the kitchen. Eight year name written on the inside of the egg am ihird one ever made and was a gift from and watchmaker Faberg6 only made fifty CBgS, of the most valuable antiques in the world. hotographs to see the antiques dealer Wartski NeOne that had been lost for almoSta MO then sold it to a private collector. ss later。 he decided to try tO find out what the cgg man had Was One The man few to England With tham 2.500 times what he paid for Will ever happen agan。 buti iith their next purchase. gives hope to HG lm