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請還二天百の | 適計補充 1. ksthe purpose of a human being's 】ife to be happy? Lbelieve not ① Idontknowit ② Idontdeny it ③ Isuppose it ④ Idoubtit 2. 失業してからは、困難ばかりが待ち受けているようだ。 After Tlost my job,』 could see (n ) but hardship ahead. 3. 1don'tlike spicy food and ( ) does my father. ① boh ② either ③ neither ⑨④ so 4. ItiSnecessary that he ( ) a doctor. ⑨ see の② jsseen ③ saw ④ has seen 5. "TC's going to rain this weekend, isn'tit7" ).T bought a ticket for the outdoor concert on Sunday.” Thope( ① @② idoes ③ not ④ so 6. 不適切なものを選びなさい I( ) my son into giving up the bad habit. ①④ forced の② persuaded ③ talked ④ told 7. これらの人太は被害者なのに犯罪者のように扱われている。、 These people are being treated as criminals ( ) they are victims. ①eventhough の⑨sasf ③ omlyif ④ just because 8. Grandpa,( ) was usual with him, took the dog out for a walk. ⑭ の② ss ③ what @④ who 9. Idon'tthink that blue dress ( ) her. ① agrees の② suits ③ matches ④ meets 10, ケンは映画を面白いと思ったが、マリはそう思わなかっただ。 ( ) Ken enjoyed the movie, Mari did not. ① When の② while ③ Since / ⑨④ However 156

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⑰) 朽ro w切 arrjve at 3:50. ②) 太ro wont arrive at 3:50. 3) Tne purpose of Hiro's visit is sightseeing. 4) 刀jrojS going fo stay in London for about three weeks. ) 所ro doesnrt have a return ticket. ) Tje o砺cjaJ asks 本jiro some questions.

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WT [2] Why did such companies make these decisions2/The wanted to increase business and make their companies mOre 如 this goal) their employees needed to be able to communicate in Engh Sch abihisyjwould lead them to pay slot of money in afguage costs Tese costs include 8 ony translation_costs but the_damage that can 2 misunderstandings、 too) (To avoid such costsl the comps 1 employees to be able to work smoothly with non-Japanese stafPin their ofhces 9 They also wanted them to be_able to negotiate (Gin Enghish)with companie8 overseas)AL these things considered, the benefits would be more thanjustcost . savings。 xt前流 [3](Ofcourse)there are many levels of abihityjin uSing a 1anguage』HHow good nies need to become at PreheheTme resident 6 one'of the companies)sayslthat the English that businessmen need is “Globi which is different from the English 6f native speakersiHe botewes mate jis employees should have answer islthat the\ lobal achieve did employees Of these compal mastering special English expressions for business de trouble communicating in the language atwon Some people have questioned this new way oF thinking *English divide'"一a split between those o is /They betieve an emphasis on English may create an who understand English and those who do not. For example, sorneon whx very good at their work but not very good at English may not have the respect of other employees, Another problem is *avoidance,” which sometimes happens among learners of a foreign language They may stay silent they find difficult to use a foreign 1anguage to express their thoughts/This defeats the very purpose of having language for communication. [ The decision by companies to make English an oficial language nther offices has certainly provided an opportunity for the Japanese to think about the importance of speaking a foreign language: 'The company president mentio

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