答えがあってるか確認してほしいです また、空白の部分は何が入るかも教えてほしいです🙇‍♂️

どXERCISES 5 』 LESSON 2 | 音文の に( )内の語を, 1)~3)は比較級に, 4)-6)は最上級にして入れなさいし, (っ き N) 枢s tbke is MM than that one. (bg) 2) His Suitcase iS 2 _ 292Z742 than mine. (expensive) 3) Bob can play soccer 7 ・ than Harry. (weD 4) He is the 72の/グ信 man in the world. (rich) 5) Misaki speaks English 5/人9 補み of the fhree stndenfs. 介nentjy) 6) This is the 7 economic crisis the U.S. Hisfory. (bad) 、半 次の名文の( )内の語を意味が通るように並べかえなさい, [648 2 用5 : 7 1) George (Smart, as, as, is) his brother. George_ 分 sw 25 fis brother 2) She cant swim (fast as, Lucy, as). She cant swim _ 47 が放 な 7 8 3) This guidebook doesnt give me (as, as, information, much) that one. This guidebook doesnt give me ググみ の 4 2と that one. 4) Bob (home, IL, leaves, than, ]ater). 3 Bob 2人グ g2 ん カが 了 5) Chicken iS (Hittle, pork, a, than, cheaper) in that Superrmnarket. Chicken js 用 in that supermarket. “8の内容に合うように, ( )に適語を入れ, 比較の文bを完成させなさい. 1) 4. Yumi is 158 centimeters tall. Her sister is 163 centimeters tall. に b. Yumi's sister is ( イ%2 ) centimeters (76 )( 切44 。 ) Yami 2) a. I have two watches. The blue one is older. b. The blue watch is ( 2 )でWoの/ の.⑯。 で ) the two. 3) a. Tom took 100 photos jm Nara. Jack took 50 photos there. 2 5.Tomtook( fwi@ )a5( 7/ 。 )(PZ4作 )( ZZ ) Jack in Nara. 4) a. Jim used to eat out three times a week. Now he eats out once or twice a month. iii ) eat out ( ) often ( ) he used to. 5) Tt js 30'C in Okinawa today. It is 35*C im Kyoto now. (ご 9 回届) 上 The temperature of Kyoto is ( ) ( ) ( ) of Okinawa_ 補 次の日本文を 8 ーーュとランキザ混雑 てでていない。

この英文を日本語にしてほしいです🙇‍♀️

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誰かこの英文の日本語訳がわかる方いませんか？ 教えて欲しいです。お手数ですがお願いします🙇‍♀️

②③25分 Reading _ 時 The Internet can be a lot of fnn、 We post information, ld。 Sometimes, a large number of comments, and photos. 閣ブ3 We share these with friends, classmates or the worl mments about them on people view these posts in a very Short tme, and then poSt Co the Internet. This is called 'Q going viral.′ At best, these DoStS Can be kind, funny, or helpful. At worst, they can hurt people's feelings.、These bad posts can CauSe 4 SeriouS 5 | problem called ez7o in Japanese. Here are two exarnDles: 中4 In Japan, 。 Young man posted a photo on yitter It showed him in his family's | Convenience store's freezer The post Went viral and received many bad commentS. | People who read these began to think that his family's store Was not good and as a result his ねmily lost business. Im another Twitter photo, people could see that a young 10 | man Was sitting on the bread used for hamburgers in a reStaurant. This also went viral and many bad comments Were posted. The restaurant oOWner WaS Very 4ngry with the young Tman. 中Z5 eSocial media sites like Twitter and Instagram are becorning more and more popular More people, especially Young people, are uploading personal information and is photos. However the information on social media is public. We should remember this and be very careful.f we aren t, we wil cause Serious proDlems for ourselves and our families. (229 words) freezer : 冷凍庫 eeee post : (動)インターネットに情報を投稿する (名)インターネットの投稿メッセージ upload : (データ)をアップロードする |

Allのあとが可算名詞だったら複数扱い 不可算名詞だったら単数扱いという見方でいいのですか？ 教えてください＜(_ _)＞

② 形容詞こして 「すべての」: 数えられる名詞・数えられない名詞の両方を修飾! どの修飾語よりも前におかれる (一p.374) . All his songs are Very 9Ood. (彼の曲すべてがとてもいい.) All the information is on our website. (情報はすべてウェブサイトにあります. )

答え合わせをしたいので、1から9までわかる方回答お願い致します

6 入がほぼ同じ意味になるように、1・2は空所に入る最も適切なものを 1 つ選び、 3一9は空所 に適語を入れよ。ただし、最初の文字が与えられていることがある。 2 1.。 The building's roof was damaged. It has already been repaired- (福岡工業大) = The roof of the building ( ) was damaged has already been repaired. ① which ⑧ where ③ what $④ whose (加細亜大) 2. The building you see over there is City Hall. His father works there. = he building you see over there is City Hall、( ) his father Works. ③④ the scenerY ① where ② which ③ the places 3. He had no one to consult with about the matter. (名古屋市立大) = He had no one ( 9て ) he could consult about the matter. 4. We ordered a French wine and we all iked it very much. (日本大) = We ordered a French wine, ( W ) we all iked very much. (東邦大) 5. We were given a lot of information. Most of the information Was uselesS. ) = We were given a lot of information、most ( 才( WaS USeleSS. 6. Anyone who reads this novel wl be surprised. (名城大) = ( ) reads this novel will be surprised. 7. anyone wants my picture,T will give it to them. (H陸大・改) = 1 wil give my picture to ( ) Wants it. 8. However hard it may be, it is Worth trying. 9 (津田加大) 6 り 6 DR ) hard it may be。it is Worth trying. (名城大) 9. He's made me the person that 1 am today. = He's made me ( ) IT am today.

答え→1、2であってると思いますか⁇ 違うと思ったらどこか教えて欲しいです‼︎お願いします🤲

第1間 (本点 10) A Youare a member of an art club. Another mermmnber ]eaflet she found at the ]ibrary. City Art Association Anmnnual Student ShowW The City Art Association Works to promote the city's art scene and ocal interest in the arts. Hoping to enCOUTagS future artists, we are now accepting entries for this year's student exhibition. All local high school students may apply online. This year's theme iS “Natural Art," and our jndge is Tom Smith, director of the Boston Art Museum. The grand prize is a $2.500 scholarship. The categories are painting, photography and sculpture. The winners in each category wl receive a $1.000 scholarship. Accepted works will be displayedl at the Downtown Gallery August 1 一 31. Online Application Deadline: July 1 Artwork Delivery: July 20 to the Downtown Gallery Opening Ceremony: 6 p.m. August 1 at the Downtown Gallery Tor more information and to apply visit: http:グwww.citytownartcollective.com

英語の長文問題です。問3、問4の答え2.4、2であってると思いますが⁇ 問3の根拠→L4〜6、L39〜42 問4の根拠→全体的に見てそう判断しました。 答え違くない⁇と思ったら何番になるかも教えて下さい💦お願いします🤲

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英語の長文問題です。問１の答え、問２の答え3、1 で合ってますか⁇ 問1の根拠→L15 問2の根拠→L26〜31 答え違くない？と思ったら何番になるか教えて欲しいです☺︎☺︎お願いします🤲

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問3 6、問4 4で答え合ってると思いますか⁇ 違っていたら何番か教えてください💦

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この問題の答え、問1 5、2、3、4、1 問2 2 で合ってると思いますか⁇ 違うっていたら何番か教えてください💦

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