文章の修飾同じについて教えて頂けないでしょうか？🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️ 3番の問題です。 The G-7 members also noted in the communiqué that the global economy is facing "inequaliti... Read More

14:06 ThuJan 14 Annotate @natural1-26 | 政治・国際情勢 Politics & International Affairs low 2-32 困 Free rede essential to correct inequality SDuWeconomic grOwth ⑩ To achieve sustainable growti in the global economy iis vitalo correct 語eualitieS> For that purposeAaSIWellas others/岳dstrialised Qtries should once again share an understanding of the importance of the free trade sys 5 @ Themeetingin ra of finance ministersand central bank governor 126 rom the GrGnPIGESe人nmmajoEhnationSRTHREH amlalarmibellin its re ingthat excessive inequality limits future growth 9人ab> @⑥ The ers also ein the communiquedhat the global economy 交eimg inedualities。 notably within many countries and cc)ng 環ParGiularcmiddleand lower income earners" Unless social divides and 朗融OWaland intergenerationalldisparities can be fixed, no long-lasting growth can be expected. From this viewpoint, we can positively rate the G-7 agreement for its commitment to deepening policy Qiaiom ⑥ The communique said the G-7 countries should ensure that the 館iiWI6f economic growth will also be shared by low income earners, by combining 人alStimuls and structural 認僚WS. (77je pe News, 161 words) 777e spur「を促進する 7.2 industrialised countries「先進工業国] アメリカ英語では industrialized と弘るのが一般的。國司 advanced (developed〕 country 「先進国」 advancing [developing〕 country 「発展途上国」 75 The meeting 。 nations が主部。central bank governor「中央銀行総裁」. Group of Seven major nations「主要7 カ国 76 sound an alarm bell [警鐘を呈らす 77 communique 「声明 77 saying that . 「that 以下のことを述べて」 付帯状況を表す分詞構文 /J1 regional and intergenerational disparities 「地域・世代間格送 7.16 fruits of 一「一の恩恵[成果]」 財政出動」 政府による景気安定・ 7.17 fiscal stimulus 激のための政策 GeeKi growth 成長 correct を修正する excessive 週度な agreement りり Core 1900 Free trade essen rorrect inequal 成長の促 ⑩ 世界経済の持続的成長を達成するた をの他の目的のために は自由貿易が不可欠 とが不可欠で ある。 そのため. そしてそ 自由貿易体制の重要性の認識 をいま一度, 先進工業国は共有しなくてはな い @ イタリアで開かれ 要7カ国 (G7 人 0 議は声明で 鐘を鳴らした 頭閉に見られ. 特に低・中 も指摘した ことができない限り, 長期にわ と深めることへの取り 過度の格差は将来の成長の可能性を制限する G7 メンバー国は声明で. 世界経済が「多くの国で 所得者層に影響を及ぼしている格差] を抱えている ⑩ 社会の分断や地域・世代間の格差を修正する たる成長は期待できない。この観点からすれば, 下 ーー みであるという点で, G7 の人汗 『価す @ G7 諸国が財政出動と 層を組み人 わせて, 恵が共有されるようにするべき 声明は伝えた と述べて 人 得 者 層( ci 次の問題に英語で答えなさい。 G-7 finance ministers have stated that economic inequality will limit future global economic growth. Which wage earners do they say are most affected by economic disparity? と Answer は p.421 127 ・下品 音短回

In 20 and 〜の文でなぜ1クラスあたり2人以上の差はない。となるのですか？

members. (See graph.) In G20 and OBCD countries as a whole, aVerage class size does not differ between public and private schools by more than one student per class in both primary and lower Secondary educationーーthat is。education for students up.to the age of thirteen.

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権利と義務が表裏一体になっている。 とはどういう事ですか 単純なことなのに理解できません😅

グラフのア、イ、ウを埋めたいのですがどこに埋めるためのヒントがあるのかが分かりません。 長文で申し訳ありませんが教えて頂けると幸いです🙇‍♀️🙏 ちなみに答えはAがelementary Bがjunior high Cがhighになるみたいです。

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文構造について教えて頂けないでしょうか？🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️ Attendees asked many questions about what it is like being a foreign student in the United States and E... Read More

20 0 15 @ natural 1-9 @ slow2 | 教育 Education 詳 as Japanese shun US。Europe as destinations for studying abroad ⑩ CountriesdiYWeredlby young JapancselSdlesWiatiomitG study abroa are changingypartly becauseof 久還6 terrorist attackぎin Europeand the U.S. government's immigration policies @ are now being Smmed. Ti said that(Canad生long Popular among Japanese studentsyand Australia are now favoredas SUudYiabroad destinations. ⑩ <o enhance Japan's international 66mPetitiVYenes$⑪6thi the public nd sectoryare encojraging YOung Japanese4o study abroady ⑩ But there is concern'about Japanesc studentYWhoare hesitantto study abroad. ⑬ In MarcHthis yeara seminar was heldn Tokyomainly for university Attendees asked many questionsAabout wh like being a foreign studentin the United States and European countries.e ⑬ "Tcantfeel comfortable about the United States' immigration policy now said one student, 19, from Yokohama. “1 prefer a country that j more 幼leWf foreigners than the United States.′ He said he was considering studying in Canada. (77e pa enws, 171 words) 日本の若者, 留学先として米国やヨーロッパを避ける ヨーロッパで頻繁に起こるテロ攻撃や米国政府の移民政策の転換もるあり, 留 学の行き先として日本の若者が好む国が変化している。 @ 米国と英国は, これまでは最も人気があったのだが, 現在では遊けられている。 以前から日本人学生に人気があったカナダ, またオーストラリアが, 今は留学先 として人気があると言われている。 日本の国際競争力を高めるため, 官民共 ⑥ しかし, 留学するのをためらう日本人学 @ 今年の3 月に, 留学を検討している大3 で開かれた。参加者たちは, 米国やヨーロッパ族 な感じなのかについて, 多くの質問を投げかけた。 ⑬ 「今のアメリカの移民政策は気持ちの良いものではありません」 と, 横浜市 出身で 19 歳のある学生は述べた。「アメリカよりも外国人に対して寛容な国のほ うがいいと思います。」彼は,. カナダに留学することを検討していると語った。 日本の若者の留学を奨励している。 ついて懸念がある。 詩な対象としたセミナーが東京 刑で外国人学生になるのはどん への留学生

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人種差別の事について英語で説明する授業があるんですけど、この部分簡単にでも良いので英語に出来る方お願いします😭

untilの~までとby the time~までにの違いはなんですか?　

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難しくてよく分からないです。 答えと根拠を教えてください。

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