1番のように、間違った文字に丸をつけて、正しい文を書くんですが、 それぞれの英文の意味と出来れば答えを教えてくれませんか？ お願いします(*･ᴥ･)_ _)ﾍﾟｺﾘ

A. Circle the mistakes. Then rewrite. 1.mayOspeak Bam, pleaseo May T speak to Scm please? 2. Where Do you Live. Where 3. thank You Very much? 4. Oh, Really! Me, too? 5. sure? hold On? 6. where are You from!

7番の訳がうまく出せないので教えて欲しいです。 できれば文法の説明もしてほしいです。 お願いします。

O would have seen 2) see 3 am seeing will see 【30】 【ポイント】 時を表す副制節(when )では未来を組在時判で代用 7.Iwould( O rise へお 【ポイント】 my hand, and ask him what jústifies his statement in a polite way. 2 hold 3 raise の improve cはる 【51】 こいないな、お僕ま イ力を raise 「んな上げる、x自動詞 vise「上がる」

訳せる方お願いします🥲🥲💦

(At a library) A:How's that English report going? B:Fine, but may I ask you to do something? A:What is it? B: 4 0 Im enjoying reading it very much. (2 Il tell you when to start writing it. の Did you decide what to write about? Could you read my report? 2 (At school) A:What do you want to do in the future? B:Iwant to be in business. A:Do you mean you want to work for a big company or start your own company? B:Start my own. I don't want to 5 0 get a license. get a ticket. 3) work for someone else. work at all. 3 (At a party) A:Hi, Erin! I haven't heard from you for a long time. Is everything OK? B:Oh, hi. I'm good. I sent you some emails, but I didn't get any answers from you. A:Oh, I'm sorry. 6 I don't use the old one now. B:Ididn't know that. Please give me the new one. の IIl read them soon. 2 Ill remember to reply to you. Ive got many emails. の Ive got a new email address.

プリントの問題わかる人いますか？教えてください🙇🏻‍♀️

Lesson 7 Review 分詞 Part 2 A Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the words below. feel / be / write / close / hope / think (1) The fans stood in line for hours, ( ) to get tickets. (2) Emily lay on the sofa, ( ) about her new life. (3) Nami was holding my arm with her eyes ( ) tight. (4)( Feeling ) cold, Mina turned on the heating. (5)(Written ) in old Japanese, the story is hard for Tom to read. (6) It( ) extremely hot, we did not go out. B Complete the sentences with the words in brackets. (1)(inished / having / days / afew/the book ) before, she returned it to the library. Heving finiched (2)(being / them/ unable / help / to ), I had to come up with another plan. before, she returned it to the library. had to come up with another plan. (3)(for / not /to/wishing/ work) a company, he started his own business. a company, he started his own business. (4)(forecast / heard/having/weather / the terrible ), we decided not to travel. we decided not to travel. C Fill in the blanks to complete the sentences. (1)彼女の表情から判断すると, 彼女は彼らの申し出に満足している。 (Judging )( from (2)試験に落ちたので, 彼は追試を受けなければならなかった。 ) her expression, she is satisfied with their offer. ( It (3)旅行と言えば,今年はどこかに行くのですか )( being ) the exam, he had to takea makeup exam. (Speating)( of (4)注意して使えば, この家具は何年も持つ。 ) traveling, are you going anywhere this year? ), this furniture will last for years. (5)私はテレビを見ながら眠ってしまった。 (With )TV, I fell asleep.

この1文目ってjust as a flower itself が主語ですか？ as well ってas well as ですよね？これってこんな使い方ができるんですか？as well as ⇔and ですか？

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