2の(2)の答えはAll things considered 3の(2)の答えはConsidering だったんですが、日本語の文自体はそんなに変わらないと思うのですがどうして答えはこうなるのですか？

~5)少年は目を輝かせて, 大きなクリスマスツリーを眺めました。 The boy looked at the big Christmas tree ( -6)教科書を閉じて私の話を聞きなさい。 -1)今日は暑かったので, 2回シャワーを浴びました。 「today / hot / it / being ], I took a shower twice. I took a shower twice. 一2)すべてのことを考慮すると,彼の申し出を受け入れるべきです。 [Considered / things / all ], you should accept his offer. you should accept his offer. -3)バスがなかったので, 駅まで歩いて行かなければなりませんでした。 [no/ buses / being / there ], we had to walk to the station. we had to walk to the station. yalg al 3 日本語の内容を表すように, ( )に適切な語を入れなさい。 1) 一般的に言って, 女性は男性よりも長生きです。 ), women live longer than men. om wolloi O hb easel 2)年齢を考えると, 私の祖父は丈夫です。 ) his age, my grandfather is strong. 3) 空模様から判断すると, まもなく雨が降るでしょう。 odt O ) the look of the sky, it's going to rain soon. a funa o 4)去年の冬に比べると, 今年の冬はとても寒い。 ) last winter, this winter is very cold. 『少年は目を輝かせて. 大きなクリスマスツリーを眺めました。 The boy looked at the big Christmas tree ( ) his eyes ( Listen to me( )your textbooks (

右ページにあるSoの解説なんですがこの参考書ではSoが前文の内容の1部の代わりをしているとありますが、自分は前文で離婚は悪いかもね。といっているのに対して、So vsとなっているからsもそうなんだよ。(sも前文で言ってるように悪いかもしれないんだよ)っていう感じで読んでしま... Read More

An example: a woman decides to geta divorce and live alone. Is considered “bad.” So also could the discomfort of periods of | that good or bad? Well, of course, this depends upon one's | 倒置構文の把握 94 <so V S>は「~もまた…である」 引文V2人 の(持つ) 結婚 神聖さ So を具体的に明示して, 次の英文の下線部を訳しなさい までは の を断ちきることは S(動名)(V) could be considered “bad V(受) こともあるだろう と見なされる perspective. Breaking up the "sanctity” of a marriage could b C (仮過) nooonn0a bineano V ds loneliness. 換部がこの課のポイントです。(So + (助)動詞+主語)の形になっていま AITU U リ- G w bisWIO1 IVO0m o3 baau WOTS *すね。 もまた でありましょう 不安 の 時期 の (京都外語大) so という語はよく見かけますね。「そう」とか「そのようで」などの査味で the discomfort (of periods) (of loneliness). 解 法代名詞的な副詞と言われますが, so が名詞·形容詞·動詞の代わりをすス、 ともあります。 could So also S M (副)(仮過)(倒置) と見なされる 悪い A:Ilike music. (be considered "bad") V(受) C B: So do I. (=I like music, too.) So は前文の内容のうち could と結合する部分の代行をしますから, Soは could be considered “bad" の代わりをしています。つまり,「不安もまた悪いと見なされ ることがあるだろう」となります。なお, also は強めのために使われていて, なくて 下線部の so がこれに当たり,<so+(助)動詞+主語>の形で,「~もまた…である」 の意味になります。 なお, この場合の do は助動詞の仲間に分類される代動詞です。 この課のポイントは,この <so 十助動詞十主語〉の構文です。 も意味は通ります。 せ では, 第1文から解説していきましょう。 (全文訳〉例を1つ。ある婦人が離婚して, 一人で暮らすことを決めるとする。 そのことは良いことか,悪いことか。そう, もちろん,これは人の物の見方に よる。結婚の持つ「神聖さ」 を断ち切ることは、「悪い」 と見なされることもあ るだろう。孤独な時期の不安もまた「悪い」と見なされることがあるだろう。 dim beeuort 0bleol an Ta An example: (税文金) ある 婦人がに決めるとする こと a woman decides (to をする 離婚 get a divorce (解説·解答→別冊: p.58) S Vt 0→(不) (Vt) 演習 94 次の英文の下線部の so を具体的に明示して訳しなさい。 そして 暮らす 1人で live alone). and Songbirds typically lose up to half their body weight during a single (Vi) crossing over a large lake. Up to 90 percent of the young songbirds that (副) water claim many feathered victims. S0 does timing. Going too late brings (愛知大) この文構造は単純ですね。 そして, 第2文で「そのことは良いのか, 悪いのか」と あり, 第3文では「これは人の物の見方による」 と書かれています。 migrate die en route or at the wintering grounds. Sudden winds and open f the risk of storms; too earlly means food may still be ice-locked. 定-5句 up to 距前 (時間·数量など)~まで/ migrate [Vil(鳥などが定期的に)移動 ナス/en route 国途中で/wintering grounds 固越冬の場所/ open water 氷結し ない海/ claim 図を生じる/feathered 羽のついた/ victim固構牲者 例題:語句 get a divorce 「離婚する」/depend uDon 「on] N 「N による」/ perspeCIVe 189 のほかの

19番の問題です。答え:3 なぜ他はダメなのでしょうか？解説を読んでもわかりません。

The Women's Laboratory unfortunately shut down in 1883, when women were finally admitted to MIT's standard set of science classes. Shortly ( 19 ), Richards began her major work on clean water supply and started a position as a chemist and a water inspector for the Massachusetts Board of

thank にＳがつくのはどういうときですか？ Thanks for Thank you for

画像の1番下の Q1 What were the good points of the 20th century? What were the bad points？ の答えはどうなりますか？

“Looking Back at the Twentieth Century" is an exhibition of 300 photographs which show us the history of the past In the entrance hall the guide introduces the look back at = recall ~ century. photographs. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to “Looking 5 Back at the Twentieth Century." /The 20th century was an age of great pregress in science and communications. People's lives became richer and more comfortable. People achieved greater freedom 10 and equality, and seemed to be closer to the dream of living a happy life. But it was also an age of terrible wars, and G-2 tens of millions of ~ tens of millions of people lost their lives. The photos =a great many ~ here will show you what people like you and me 15 went through in the 20th century. As you look at G-1 them, ask yourself: “How would you feel if these O cannot rememi were photos of your own family and friends ?” Some -ondemned to rg George Su will shock you; some may make you sad or angry. But they will also give you a message for our future. Ago |20 Before you look at the exhibition, I would like to show you twophotographs which are particularly TF important to us. fotod freedom [fri:dan entrance [éntrans] progress [prágras] achieve [atfi:v] terrible [térabl] particularly [partikjalarli] exhibition (èksibifan] equality [ikwálati] 15. go through Many people went through hard times during the war. G-2 She told me how she had solved the problem. G-1 Ifihad a lot of money, I could buy that sports car. Q-1 What were the good points of the 20h century? What were the bad points? e? 113

紫で囲った〖them〗の指すものはなんですか？ biomimeticsですか？

本文 We can also get clues 2 3 One example is the honeycomb, 4 or bee's nest. 5 A honeycomb O is composed of hexagonal tubes に 6 which makes@it very strong, though there are a lot of empty spaces. 8 The honeycomb structure is ideal for produe that need to be both strong and light, 10 such as airplanes and racing cars. い。 11 Now that you know a lot of examples of “biomimetics," 12 you can understand 13 how great nature is. 14 Every living thing has evolved 15 to live longer and more comfortably 16 in harsh environments. 17 By studying 6 them, 18 we can find clues 19 to 6 help improve our own lives.

これが明日までの宿題になってるんですけど、全然分からないので誰か教えてください、。

&A 1本文の内容と合っているものには○を, まちがっているものには×を( しょう。 )内に書き入れま 1. All foreigmers in Japan can understand English. 2. Some cities are trying to use easy Japanese. 3. We should use English for news and public information. 4. Little children can understand easy Japanese. 2本文を読んで, 次の問いに英語で答えましょう。 1. Where are the foreigners in Japan from? 2. Why couldn't many foreign people get important information when the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake occurred? 3. Is easy Japanese useful for Japanese people, too? 3 次の文はやさしい日本語の書き方についてメモしたものです。 ( 語を書き入れましょう。 )内に適切な日本 1.(ア. 2. ひとつひとつの文は(イ. 3.日常的な日本語を使う。 )だけを含めるようにする。 ),(ウ、 )にする。 4.(エ、 )を使いすぎない。使う場合は,(オ. )も書く。 Hints for Reading | foreigner 外国人 the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake 阪神淡路大震災 public 公共の true 本当 all over the world 世界中 Korea 韓国·朝鮮 Occur 起こる since then それ以来 below 下の daily 日常的な comfortable 快適な

comfortablyの形容詞の形を教えて欲しいです🙇‍♀️

AとB教えてください！

LESSON Herit, ni igsm" adt a Hints for Understanding sW ed writing the osophers Stone. 2eivea 過去完了(had+過去分詞〉継続「過去のある時までずっと~」 17 Joanne had hoped to find a publisher quickly, but it took her a whole year. Many publis, two problem ; for children 見つけたいと思っていた 現在 見つけた(過去) 見つけたいと思い始めた ritten by a WOm 1年間 つblido her quickly, bm T09uue ah K. Rowling. ke grandmotie book attractime Read It Through Answer true or false. 1. Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone has 90,000 words. 2. A lot of publishers wanted to publish Joanne's first book. 3. The pen name J. K. Rowling came from Joanne's and her grandmother s B What didmany publishers think about Joanne's book? What did Joanne do? names. Both chilin s . Joanne 。 oom Tdi Many publishers thought ) for children. s n 1. it might be too ( ) for her book. 2. boys might not read a book written by a ( ) Rowling. →Joanne finally found a ( house, pigam 「sisga →Joanne used the pen name( G GAGLoue 自分の意見を 率直に表現しよう。 Let's talk 稿を執筆したかが A: Joanne had to use a pen name. Do you know why? B: Yes, was to make the book attractive to boys. A: What do you think of that? B:I think it's ( strange / not good / natural ) because 73 Hints Women can create interesting stories / the publisher wanted her to do so ーズの第値

問2と問7教えてください

A son introduces his girlfriend to his mother and father at his parents' home. Greg: Mom, Dad, this is Jennifer Nicholas. Jennifer:Hello. Father:Hello, Jennifer. Jennifer:So you're Greg's father. Greg has told me so much about you. He is so lucky to have such a wonderful father, and I'm certain your wife also ア she has a wonderful husband. Father: Well, thank you very much, Jennifer. Jennifer: What a marvelous house you have here, Mrs. Brady. I amnot surprised Greg has such good イ Mother:Thank you very much, Jennifer. I try to make it comfortable. Jennifer: This is a lovely picture here on the wall. Are these all your children? Father: That's right. Jennifer: Your other two sons seem nice, but Greg is really special. Mother:Did both of you enjoy skydiving this afternoon? Jennifer: Oh, at first I was terrified, but when you're with someone as strong and capable as Greg. all my fears just fade ウ Greg:I think if we're going to that movie, we should go now. Father: What エ | are you going to see? Greg:Oh, they've got a great science fiction movie playing at the theater. Jennifer:It's really exciting. I already saw it. Greg:Oh, well, we can go see something else. Jennifer: No, Greg. You want to see that movie, and that's what we'll see. Greg:Oh, it's not that important, Jennifer. Jennifer: I'm happy to see it again with you. Greg:Thank you, Jennifer. That is so nice of you. Jennifer: It was a オ to meet you, Mr. and Mrs. Brady. Mother: You too, Jennifer. Father: Goodbye, Jennifer. Mother:Have funl Greg:Thanks. Good night. A~Dのふたからィつ選べ 開1 25 空所 を満セすのに最え商加なものを ア