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(1) You will be much surprised if you (1) know 2 knew 3 will know 4 would know) the fact. (東京造形大 ) (2) He would go mad if he (1 hears 2 heard 3 has heard 4 would hear) that. (文教大) (3) I do wish you (1 don't smoke 2 didn't smoke 3 won't smoke) so much. (横浜市大) (4) (1 If 2 Should 3 May 4 Since) anything happen, please let us know immediately. (拓殖大) (5) (1 If 2 As 3 Have 4 Had) I known you were ill, I'd have called to see you. (玉川大) (6) She talks as if she (1 is 2 were 3 has been 4 had been) to many foreign countries. (東京薬大) (7) We must suggest that he (1 do 2 does 3 is doing 4 will do) it by himself. (西南学院大) No. D

質問です。 下線を引いたところは何をあらわしているのでしょうか? また、having received her dowry. はどのような文型でしょうか? 教えて下さい〜!! 宜しくお願いします。

The Origin of Santa Claus The origin of Santa Claus can be found in the 4th century, when Saint Nicholas helped needy people. According to legend, three daughters lived with their father. They were so poor that the father couldn't afford a dowry for his daughters. One night a sack of gold was thrown in through 用意する余裕 the window of their house. The father accepted the charity and the oldest daughter got married, 施し having received her dowry. Several days later, a second sack of gold came. Then, when a third sack arrived, the father went outside to find Saint Nicholas there. The sacks happened to land in the daughters' socks 偶然たまま着地した。 ために、 that had been drying by the fireplace. The custom of hanging Christmas stockings came from 乾かしている. this legend. 暖炉のそばで、 ぶら下げる The legend of Saint Nicholas has spread to many countries. In Finland, Santa meets children and asks them whether they have been good all year long. If they answer "No," they cannot get presents from him. An old legend in Germany says that Santa had a companion. Santa, in his red and white costume delivered gifts to good children. The companion, in a black and brown costume, punished.children who had not behaved well. 作られた。 The modern image of Santa with a long, white beard wearing a red suit was created in America around 1820. This image spread to many other countries including Japan, mainly through 頃 その他の 国々 American ads and movies.

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ねらい ^^ うした内容などを表現できるように学習していきましょう。 A 言語 ① 英語は第二言語として多くの国で話されている。 English is spoken as a second language in many countries. [第二言語] ① 「第二言語としての英語」 English as a Second Language (ESL) は, 母語 (native language / native tonguebout th に加えて、後から学習して習得する英語を指す。 「外国語としての英語」 English as a Foreign Languag (EFL) は, 日本のように日常的に英語を使わない環境で英語学習を行うことを意味する。 ●言語に関する表現 ◎基本例題 1.次の日本語に合うように空所に適語を入れなさい。 私は、自分の英語の技能を生かせる仕事に就きたい。 I want toget a job where I can use my ( 「英語圏 (の国々)」 English-speaking country (-ies) / 「英語力 [英語の技能]」 one's English skills / 「語学 力」 a knowledge of a language / 「語学教育」 language education / 「多言語の」 multilingual (able 144) ) ( ② 「成績がよい」は have good scores, 「奨学金」は a scholarship と表現する。 ●学校教育に関する表現 ◎基本例題 2. 次の日本語に合うように空所に適語を入れなさい。 奨学金に応募し, 受諾された。 I applied ( ) a ( B 学校教育 ② ソフィアは成績がよかったので,大学進学への奨学金を得た。 (able 247) Having good scores, Sophia got a scholarship to college. [成績がよい,奨学金] ember (東京経済大 * 「小学校」elementary school(s) / 「教材」 teaching material(s) / 「義務教育｣ compulsory education/「教育制度 education system/ 「学期」 term(s) / 「担任の先生」 homeroom teacher(s) / 「学歴」 educational background(s ◎基本例題 3. 次の日本語に合うように空所に適語を入れなさい。 ), and my application was accepted. C異文化 ③ 海外にいる日本人の中には,まるで日本にいるようにふるまう人もいる。 (able 補充例文) Some Japanese people in foreign countries behave as if they were in Japan. [まるで日本にいるように] Fis ③ as if they were in Japan は仮定法過去。 「(実際には日本にいないが) まるで日本にいるように」という意味 ●異文化に関する表現 「異文化」 different culture(s) / 「異文化コミュニケーション」 cross-cultural communication / 「多文化の｣ multicultural / 「国際化」 internationalization / 「グローバル化」 globalization / 「アイデンティティー」 identity 友人はイングランドで愉快な時を過ごし、異文化体験を楽しんだ。 My friend had a nice time in England and enjoyed experiencinga ( ( ). (成城大**

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B. Complete discovered resembled the paragraph with items from the box. Two items are extra. establishing rights grief the rest of heir took over faced (4) called Sealand. status Many people change countries during their life, but one man has (1) . resembled rights himself by (2) his own country. During World War II, the UK built a number of artificial platforms that would be used to fight off invaders. After the war, the in the sea to contain (3) _establishing. soldiers left these platforms and they were forgotten — until 1967. In that year, a British man, Roy Bates, one of the platforms and announced he had started his own country, the rest of made a name for weapons of o weapon the people on the island (his family), (7) heir to the platform. orders to leave the platform. However, Roy (8) that the platform was in international waters. In 1968, a court decided that the UK had no power over Sealand. Just like other places with the faced (9) by Roy's son and (10) This surprised people in the UK, who believed they had the (5) made a name Bates and (6)fo over of a country, Sealand, has its own stamps, coins, and passports. It is controlled discovered 'Prince' Michael, and is home to a large Internet business.

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intern [intà:rn] Bangladesh [bænglədéf] midnight [mídnàit] streetlight [strí:tlàit] poverty [pá(:)vərti] dim [dím] — TRIVIA - intern 特定の職の経験を積むため に企業などで就労体験する 人のことをいう。 Bangladesh 「バングラデシュ」 インドの東側に接する共和 国。1971年に旧パキスタン から分離独立した。 Question Question Part 2 What did Saisho and Miwa see in a village in Bangladesh around midnight? What did Saisho and Miwa decide to do to support poor students in Bangladesh? 4) Saisho Atsuyoshi and Miwa Kaito are Japanese examples of young social entrepreneurs. They started working to change education in the world when they were in university. 5) In 2010, they were interns in Bangladesh, which 5 is said to be one of the poorest countries in Asia today. Walking in a village around midnight, they saw high school students studying hard under the streetlights everywhere. The students wanted to enter college and get a good job to help their families out of poverty. to However, they could not study at home at night because they were too poor to have electricity in their home. So, they were studying under the dim streetlights every night. 10. help A out of B They helped me out of a difficult situation. G-20 I saw him crossing the street.

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(1) It is normally very difficult for the Japanese businessman to discuss anything other than business. The habit is considered somewhat rude and boring in many foreign countries. To have a well-rounded personality, it is important to have some knowledge of other aspects of life, such as politics, economics, sports, theater 5 and music. Exposure to many aspects of everyday life is one sign of the well- rounded executive. Unfortunately, most Japanese businessmen have very little interest in learning about these other areas. (2) (3) There is no doubt that the world considers the Japanese businessman one of the most hard-working in the world. But as Japanese business becomes more and 10 more internationalized, its representatives must change their image of "all business and no play." In the United States, many executives of large corporations are quite interested in other aspects of life. They enjoy art, theater, music and sports. A good starting point for the Japanese businessman is to become associated 15 with the cultural arts of Japan which are now well-known in the Western world. Many Westerners know more about Japanese people, sports, customs and arts than some Japanese.

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used ne t Making negatives 3 We can make adjectives and verbs negative by using these prefixes. adjectives in- il- verbs Complete the sentences, using a word from the box and a prefix. 1 Don't pack possible agree tidy fair like appear employed legal polite im- un- dis- go un- 3 I don't meat. 4 It's very 6 I was into my 2 I can't do maths. For me, it's an subject. bedroom. It's really fish. I just prefer to ask someone how much they earn. 5 When we arrived at the hotel, we our suitcases. for two years. Then I got a job in an office. 7 'I think learning languages is stupid. . I think it's a good idea. 'I 8 The thief stole my bag, ran into the crowd and I never saw him again. 9 Cannabis is an drug in many countries. 10 You gave her more money than me! That's

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used ne t Making negatives 3 We can make adjectives and verbs negative by using these prefixes. im- un- adjectives in- il- verbs un- dis- Complete the sentences, using a word from the box and a prefix. pack possible agree tidy fair like appear employed legal polite 1 Don't go into my bedroom. It's really 2 I can't do maths. For me, it's an subject. 3 I don't meat. 4 It's very. fish. I just prefer 6 I was to ask someone how much they earn. 5 When we arrived at the hotel, we our suitcases. for two years. Then I got a job in an office. 7 'I think learning languages is stupid. . I think it's a good idea. 'I 8 The thief stole my bag, ran into the crowd and . I never saw him again. 9 Cannabis is an drug in many countries. 10 You gave her more money than me! That's Time