is threatenedの受け身で脅かされていると進行形なのは何故ですか？

英語 but now that environment is threatened | しかし今、その環境が脅かされています ↑₁ 日本語 X (

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1. She did not answer, (1 and 2 but 3 since) put on the table and went away. 2. He may not be clever indeed, (1 so 2 but why) he is certainly honest. The reason was (1 that 2 why) her mother was ill. (大分大) the book (津田塾大) 3. 3 even (東海大) 4 4. It does not matter (1 which 2 that 3 whether) he will approve of this plan or not. (東京工大) 5. (1 When 2 So much 3 For 4 Since) the work had tired him, he did not begin his journey the next day. (RA) 6. (1 Before 2 If 3 Now 4 Until) you mention it, I remember seeing her come on board about an hour ago. (東大) 7. You may have the loan (1 provided 2 or 3 but 4 and (成蹊大) 5 unless) you offer good security. 8. The (1 soon 2 instantly 3 moment 4 time) he came in, everyone stood up. (東邦大)

中3です 単刀直入に聞きます。英語高得点の方。 どうやって理解してるんですか………（）

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問題 9 【思考・判断・表現】 (2) 英語の授業で、 身近なものを調べて発表することになりました。 次の英文は、 ある生徒が、 チョコレート (chocolate) について調べた発表原稿です。 これを読んで、発表の最初に示す、 話の流れを表すスライドとして最も適切なものを、 右の1~4の中からつ選び、番号を答えな さい｡ Hello, everyone. Do you like chocolate? I think many people do. Now, I'm going to tell you about its history. People in *ancient Mexico started to use *cacao to make chocolate. It was different from chocolate today. People drank chocolate. They thought it was good for their health. It was a kind of medicine and very expensive. YOM S How did chocolate first come to Japan? During the Edo period, people from Europe brought chocolate to Nagasaki. During the Meiji period, some people learned about making chocolate and wanted to make it in Japan. They tried very hard and finally they could. But it was still expensive. Sir tuan ob Febseit Some *confectionary companies began to make chocolate during the Taisho period. die llo freod volg DI DEST After *World War II, chocolate became sweeter and *cheaper, so it's popular now. Today you can see many kinds of chocolate in the supermarket. of og NOW DOY Which is your favorite? yobmu2 txan naritoow srt si wor *ancient Mexico = 古代メキシコ wonin tizly of price (1) confectionary companies = 7 cacao = t period World War II =*=*#**# cheaper=安い、安価な =

toとingの使い分けが分からないんですけど、教えて貰えますか🥺

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05 # Exercises 適切な方を選び, ○で囲んでみよう。 1. That is the town (where / when / why / how ) I spent my college days. 2. April is the month ( where / when / why / how ) the school year begins in Japan. This is where / when / why / how ) he got out of danger. This is the restaurant (which / where ) I like. This is the restaurant (which / where ) I often eat lunch. 3. 4.

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Exercises 適切な方を選び, ○で囲んでみよう。 1. That is the town ( where / when / why / how )I spent my college days. 2. April is the month (where / when / why / how ) the school year begins in Japan. This is where / when / why / how ) he got out of danger. This is the restaurant (which / where ) I like. This is the restaurant (which / where ) I often eat lunch. 3. 4.

この英作文を添削して頂きたいです。 間違ってるところがあれば教えてください！

Q.「あなたが好きだった科目は何か」50字以上で A. My favorite subject was music. I have two reasons why I think so. To begin with, I like to sing songs. I especially like singing choral songs. In addition, I am good at playing I am For these reason, my favorite subject was 4 the piano. very excited when I play the piano. music. 53字

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35 かっこ内の正しいものの番号を記せ。 1. The spectators grew more and more (1 exciting 2 ex- cited). (龍谷大) (共通1次 ) 2. I found this book (1 amused 2 enjoying 3 interesting 4 interested) from beginning to end. 3. I heard you (1 play 2 played 3 to play) that song on the flute. (芝浦工大) 4. I saw her (1 to try 2 trying 3 tried) to remove a stain from the carpet. 5. I had him (1 translated 2 translate 3 to translate) it. (札幌大) (早大) 6. When did you have your watch (1 mend 2 to mend mended 4 mending)? (東京外語大) 7. I could not make myself (1 understand 2 understood to understand) in English. (明治大) 3

波線部分の訳は 会社は現在信じられないほど成功しているが、当初はショウザブロウが借りている40平方メートルの小さな工場を用いて、1ヶ月当たりたった5円のために生産していて、質素だった。 で合ってますか。おかしな所があれば、教えてください。

Shozaburo in Sakai City, in the south of Osaka. Although the company is now incredibly successful, its beginnings were more humble, with Shozaburo renting a small factory 40-square meters in size, for just five yen a month. In this factory, Shozab ine and it wasn't his own a lathe which he horrow