2、3はどうして過去になるんですか？2は、memorized。3は、devoted。また、4は、imrovingにどうしてなるんですか？私は、improvedと書きました。何個も質問ごめんなさい。解説お願いします。

)my aunt's house. viうiteol 5空欄に入る適切な単語を後の 【語群】 より選び、答えましょう。ただし形を変える必要があるも のは適宜形を変えて答えましょう。 (知識: 10) 1. Iwas ( ) by the-Ghibli movies. 2. Students ( )words and phrases for the test. 3. Aya ( ) herself tomusic to make her dream come true. 4. Mr. Fiji succeeded in ( ) Uchinaguchi by speaking local people. 5. Sachi ( ) helping her mother, which makes her mother very angry. 【語群】 fascinate relax be develop improve deny respond devote memorize invent

( )の前のheartはどう訳すんですか？

If you learn by heart ( test.e ), you will certainly get a higher score on the (専修大) D as many as English proverbs ② as many English proverbs possible ③ English proverbs as many as possible ④ as many English proverbs as possible 人いさ 選+ 3月)お合 合+開容+ oete 9ain s

この問題教えて下さい！お願いします！

Takashi is a member of the English club at a junior high school. He and five other members enjoy talking with the *ALT, Ms. White, in their club. She always says to the members, “Using English is the best way to *improve your English." One Sunday Takashi went shopping at a store near Chuo Station. After s shopping, he retumed to Chuo Station. When he was waiting for a train, ララ he saw a woman from a *foreign country. She was *looking around with a *train map in her hand. He *said to himself, “That woman needs help, and I want to help her. Does she speak English?” Then Takashi *remembered the words of Ms. White. He went to the woman and said, “Excuse me, do 10 you speak English?” She said, “Yes, I do.” He said, "( ① )” She said, “Yes, please. I want to go to Minami Station. Which train should I take?"" He said, “Minami Station? I'm going there, too. Let's go there together.”" They got on the *same train. Takashi said to her, “T'm Ikeda Takashi. Where are you from?”” She said, 15 “T'm Emily Brown. I'm from Australia. I came to Japan to see my friend.” He enjoyed talking with her on the train. Ten minutes later they got to Minami Station. Emily *smiled and said, My friend will meet me at this station. Thank you very much.” He said goodbye to her and went home. The next day Takashi had an English class. His English teacher, Mr. Ueda, 20 came to the class with Ms. White. Ms. White said to the students, “Yesterday (3)(3 )に入る最も適当な語句を次から1つ選び, 記号で答えなさい。 ア as old as you イ younger ウ older than you than you I old like you

この問題教えて下さい！お願いします！

Takashi is a member of the English club at a junior high school. He and five other members enjoy talking with the *ALT, Ms. White, in their club. She always says to the members, “Using English is the best way to *improve your English." One Sunday Takashi went shopping at a store near Chuo Station. After 5 shopping, he retumed to Chuo Station. When he was waiting for a train, he saw a woman from a *foreign country. She was *looking around with a *train map in her hand. He *said to himself, “That woman needs help, and I want to help her. Does she speak English?” Then Takashi *remembered the words of Ms. White. He went to the woman and said, “Excuse me, do 1o you speak English?” She said, “Yes, I do." He said, “( ① )” She said, “Yes, please.I want to go to Minami Station. Which train should I take? He said, “Minami Station? I'm going there, too. Let's go there together.” They got on the *same train. Takashi said to her, “T'm Ikeda Takashi. Where are you from?"” She said, 15 “I'm Emily Brown. I'm from Australia. I came to Japan to see my friend. He enjoyed talking with her on the train Ten minutes later they got to Minami Station. Emily *smiled and said. My friend will meet me at this station. Thank you very much.” He said Cに 20 goodbye to her and went honme. The next day Takashi had an English class. His English teacher, Mr. Ueda, came to the class with Ms. White. Ms. White said to the students, “Yesterday my friend came to this city from Australia. When she was at Chuo Station. a kind boy spoke to her in English and helped her. She said the boy looked (1)(0)に入る最も適当な文を次から1つ選び,記号で答えなさい。 ア Does this train go to Minami Station? イ Shall I help you? ウ Where are you going? エ Will you help me?

分かる方教えてください！

What is the passage My first date with my girlfriend was a movie. I think we went to a movie called "Jackie" but to be honest, I am not entirely sure. There wasa very old and very cheap movie theater in the town that we both went to mainly about? A. Will's horrible first university in. I/ went to this movie theater with other girls sol am not sure why I stayed with my girlfriend for so long. The movie wasn't even very good. Nevertheless, we held hands in the movie and we are very happy together today. Something about that movie must have been the reason we are still together. I guess you should take your future partner to a cheap movie and you can be happy just like I am! date. B. Will's old girlfriends. - C.Will's advice based off of experience. |D.A bad movie. Wheneverl go to a restaurant in Japan, I always say, "おすすめは何ですか"./ can't read Japanese so I never mainly about? can understand what the menu says. My strategy usually works very well. I usually get the most delicious food at the restaurant and l don't have to worry about choosing what I want to eat. However, there was one time that my plan did not work. I was in a very small town which was close to Wakkanai. My girlfriend and I were very hungry and we saw a ramen restaurant where we could eat lunch. We went into the restaurant What is the passage A. Will's best food in Japan. B. Will's plan at restaurants in Japan. C.Will's love of sea snails. and l asked for the recommendation and the waitress said something in Japanese I couldn't understand. Without thinking, I said "はい". When my food arrived, I was very disappointed. I had said yes to miso ramen with sea snails in it. I love Japanese food, but I hate sea snails. My strategy did not work so well that day. D. Will's vacation to Wakkanai.

1番上は普段自分がしている事を書けば良いんですか？Negative simple present って何ですか？？

The present sinmple 現在形 普段のこと In the present simple we use the verb without an ending: Iget the lunch ready at one o 'clock, usually. We play tennis most weekends. Most children like ice-cream. We play tennis most weekends. But in the third person singular (after he, she, it, friend etc), the verb ends ins or es: your He wants some help. My sister catches the early train. I/you/we/they play he/she/it plays We use a form of do in negatives and questions. We use do and don't except in the third person singular, where we use does and doesn't. Negatives: We don't play tennis in winter. Questions: Do you play tennis? He doesn't want any help. What does he want? I/you/we/they do not play OR don't play | he/she/it does not play OR doesn't play do I/you/we/they play? does he/she/it play? We do not adds to the verb in negatives and questions. NOT Hedoesn'tplays- or -Does he plays?- We use the present simple for repeated actions and for thoughts, feelings and states. For more details about use see Unit 2.

至急日本語訳を教えて頂きたいです！

3c本当の飢えとは Sister Teresa opened a house for the dying and, after that, anothe house for children without families. Sister Teresa loved everyone like a mother, and so her name changed to Mother Teresa. One day, Mother Teresa found a dying man. No one would go nes him because he was very sick. Mother Teresa and her friends took cama of him. The man asked, “"Why are you helping me?"” Mother Teresa answered, “Because I love you." She once explained, “If you feel that no one loves you, it is true starvation.”

日本語訳を教えて頂きたいです！

c本当の飢えとは Sister Teresa opened a house for the dying and, after that, another house for children without families. Sister Teresa loved everyone hike a mother, and so her name changed to Mother Teresa. One day, Mother Teresa found a dying man. No one would gO near him because he was very sick. Mother Teresa and her friends took Cane of him. The man asked, “Why are you helping me?” Mother Teresa answered, “Because I love you." She once explained, “If you feel that no one loves you, it is true starvation.”

分詞のプリントですが分からないところ(空欄)があるので教えてください。もしよければ埋めてある部分も合っているかどうか見てほしいです…

Lesson 7 Review 分詞 Part 1 A Change the verbs into the correct form. (1) The (bore) students fell asleep during the movie. bored (2) The police found her ( steal ) bicycle. stolen (3) I heard our dog ( bark) all night. _borbing (4) Sam said nothing when he heard this ( surprise ) news.__furprising (5) I want to get this letter ( deliver ) as quickly as possible.. _delivering told (6) Hana kept (tell ) her mother about the day's events. B Fill in the blanks to complete the sentences. (1)公演中は着席のままでお願いいたします。 Please (remain )( seated ) during the performance. (2)彼らは車が猛スピードで角を曲がるのを見た。 They ( saw )a car( turned ) the corner at high speed. (3)台所で何か燃然えているにおいがしない? Can you ( Smell ) something ( burning )inthekitchen? d Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the words below. arrive / know / make/ play / shop / work (1) The train ( arrived ) at platform 5 is bound for Kobe. (2) Tom's mother, Ann, is a ( worked ) mother. (3)I went ( shoping ) for some new clothes with my grandmother. (4) We had a spare key ( made (5) They are looking for a man ( ow )as Mr. Fox. (6) She watched her children ( playing )inthe park.

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Wales is a small but progressive country, the only country in the world to have legislated to protect the interests of future generations, the only country to have appointed someone independent to oversee this. Across the world, our systems of government, of politics, of economics have tended to act in the short term. And often, the decisions that are taken discount the interests of future generations and the planet. But in Wales, we're trying to change that by passing a law which requires not just our government but all of our main public institutions to demonstrate how they're acting for the long-term and how the decisions they take don't harm the interests of those yet to be born. And so as a mum of five and the world's only future generations commissioner, I want to share with you today some of the lessons we've learned about how we're trying to leave the world better than we found it. First of all, you must involve people in setting long-term goals. Ask them: What's the Wales or the world you want to leave behind to your children and your grandchildren? We held a national conversation -- the Wales We Want -- and people told us, "We want a low- carbon economy. We want you to help us keep people well rather than just treat them when they're ill. We want connected communities and a more equal Wales." And our government legislated to set seven national well-being goals to achieve that. Each institution has to demonstrate how they're meeting those goals, and they're held to account by me. You have to focus on the interconnections between different aspects of well-being. You need to talk often about why it's just as important to public health as it is to the environment to tackle high levels of air pollution, why diversity in the workforce is just as important to economic prosperity as it is to addressing inequality. Our institutions have a legal duty to act beyond their immediate remit to recognize those connections, work with unusual suspects. And so we're seeing hospitals in Wales working with the National Botanic Gardens to create spaces for nature on their sites. We're seeing offices in our environmental agency helping to find solutions to tackle childhood