a bookを修飾していると思いBは選べたのですが、だとするとコンマ以降は（outlining以降全てがa bookを修飾している）大きな名詞ということですか？

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英検2級の添削してほしいです🙇🏻‍♀️ なにか文法変とかあったらじゃんじゃん教えていただきたいです！！、

17 日目 練習問題 目標時間20分 以下の TOPIC について,あなたの意見とその理由を2つ書きなさい。 POINTSは理由を書く際の参考となる観点を示したものです。 ただし, これら以外の観点か ら理由を書いてもかまいません。 語数の目安は80語~100語です。 TOPIC Some supermarkets have begun to charge people for plastic Do you think this is a good idea or not? bags POINTS Environment Cost ・かんきょうにいい。 プラスチックをへらすこと)なんで? Convenience 製作費がらく、やすくする grobal 17 B B 解答欄 I think that same supermarkets have begun to charge people for plastic bags is good. (15) I have two reasons to suport this. First, it is good for environment to reduce. plastic. It people reduce them, we can stop groval warming. Second, it is good for Our society, (7) $2 18 XO do 15 15 (18)665 It wan reduce cost to make plastic, so om society can cut cost and use money other things! (25) 10 There fore, I think that it is good idea that some supermarkets have begunte to charge people for plastic bage (20) DO 15 手を伸ばす

なぜearlyを前半と訳したのでしょうか？？

100 In contrast to its poor performance early this year, the company earned a record $101.9 million in the third quarter. contrast [kántrest | kóntrast] [kantréest-trá:st] 名対照、はっきりした違い 対照的である 関 by contrast (対照的に) ■in contrast to X (Xと対照的に)は重要表現。動詞でも出る。 例 Tex Grocer marketing strategies contrast sharply with those of traditional supermarket (Tex Groceryのマーケティング戦略は、従来のスーパーマーケットとは好対照だ) performance [parfó:rmans] 業績、成績、公演、仕事ぶり、 性能 TO b a or H L 「 NO perform (遂行する、 演じる、 公演する) Ha performance review/evaluation ( 務評価、 成績評価) 「成績 181] や 「公演 307」といった意味でも出る多義語 動詞 perform も頻出 例 perform work (作業を遂行する)、 The band is performing tonight. (そのバンド は今晩演奏します) earn [5:rn] 得る、 (お金を) 稼ぐ earnings (収入) Learn money (お金を稼ぐ)、 earn a degree (学位を得る)、 earn a reputation 判を得る)といった形でも出る。 SV00 の形を取る語法にも注意。 例 The project earned him an award. (そのプロジェクトは彼に賞をもたらした) record 形 [rékard |-ko:d] 新記録の記録 ■記録する ■ [rik5:rd] 形容詞はパート7で正解の根拠にもなったことがある。 quarter [kwó:rtar, kó:rtar] 名 四半期 関 quarterly (四半期の、年に4回、季刊誌) TOEICでは、「四半期 (会社などで、1年を3カ月ずつ4つに分けたうちの1つの期間の と)」の意味で主に出る。 関連語の quarterlyも重要 354 今年前半の低調な業績とは対照的に、 その会社は、第3四半期で、 101.9百万ドルという新記録の収入を得た。

19ってこの理論でいくと、whenも時の副詞節を導くから未来のことでも現在形ですか？ なんか違うような気がしますが、違うとしてなぜ違うか分かりません。

第1章 時制 19~25 23 Part 1 文法 22 Part1 交流 exts Point 008 ステージ] 法・語法 19 I'll be at home watching TV until ( ). 19. until 節 未来のことでも現在時制 you come back ② you be back Uniog 出ポイン you will be back you will have been back 〈拓殖大> Point 008 時・条件の副詞節一未来のことでも現在時制 接続詞 until / before/after/ as soon as などで導かれる節は時の副詞節 になるので、未来のことでも現在時制を用いる。 標準 20 持条件の副詞節未来完了は用いず現在完了 標準 試英語の 20 When I ( ) a thousand English words, will I be able to read 語法」「イディン an English newspaper? “クセント・発音 I am learning で効率的に食い ③ will have learned 2 have learned ④ will learn <東北学院大 > 本書 Point 009 へと導く厳 時条件の副詞節では未来完了は用いず、 現在完了を用いる。 主節の前に用いられる when 節は副詞節。 文中で用いられる場合の見分けは次のPoint 009 参照。 Point 009 文中で用いられるwhen 節/ if節の見分け 文中で用いられる when 節/if節は必ずしも副詞節とは限らない。 その見分け については, 【整理2】の内容を正確に押さえておこう。 tning 中堅大学で は「合格ライン ができます。 21 Can you give me a call when you ( ① arrive ② arrived ③ will arrive ) at the airport? 21 when 節 「･･･するとき」 ④ are arrived <中央大) when 節 「いつ･･･するか」 -名詞節。 未来のことは未来時制 時の副詞節。 未来のことでも現在時制 標準 標準 出項目を211 目を218のポー かです。 22 口 Mr. Tanaka is out now, and I don't know when he ( office. ) in the 23 of ① will be back 2 is back 24 節 「もし……すれば」 条件の副詞節。 未来のことでも現在時制 標準 if節 「･･･するかどうか」 名詞節。 未来のことは未来時制 準 また情報 ③ is being back ④ be back 【整理 つけています 覚える」べき □■ nice. きます。 ① will have been ② is 英作 24 ■ 英作文 □ 解」 「英作 She is not sure if he ( overseas students. ①comes ② had come 23 We will go to the open market tomorrow if the weather ( ) to today's welcome party for the <愛知大 > 25 時の副詞節の when 節なので, 未来時制ではなく現在時制 ③ were had been < 東洋大 > 3 will

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pick your favorite toothpaste or brand of beer, soup, or cigarette from others on the market? ビール たばこ Most of us like to think that our decisions to buy a particular product, to vote for a certain politician, or our opinions about war and sex and minority groups, are rational decisions. ( D ), we tell ourselves that we make up our minds about things only after we have given the situation considerable thought. However, while we often do think through such matters logically, there is much evidence suggesting that our viewpints are sometimes created

英検準二級のライティング採点お願いします。 Do you think it is better for people to live in the city or in the countryside?

I think that it is better for me to live in in the city. I have the traders. First, it is very • convenient. There are many suparmakets and convenient Stores the day. Second, there are a lot of hospitals. If we become sick, we can be seen by doctors soon. Therefore, I think that it is better for me to live in the city.

英語の質問です！ 画像の（画像暗くてすみません💦）の赤線引いた所の文で、「bags'」と書いてあるのですが、なぜbag'sではないのですか？ 教えて頂けると有り難いです！m(_ _)m

to the city. Can we do anything to make foreign tourists more interested in our city?" Mary, one of the but only a few foreign tourists come members from Australia, said, "Why don't we make a video about Hikari City in English?" All the members said, "( ↑ )" The leader said, "OK. Let's make a great video and ask the staff members in Hikari City Hall to use it on their website." Then, three members went to Hikari Castle to get information and two members visited Hikari Flower Park to know more about it. Ryota and Mary were talking about Hikari Sunday Market. Mary said, "We can see the market in front of Hikari Station every Sunday. One of my classmates told me about it when I came to this city from Australia last year. I like talking with local people there. We can eat local food." Ryota said, "That's great. We can find something interesting there for our video. Can you go there with me this Sunday?" She said, "Of course." On the Sunday morning, Ryota and Mary went to Hikari Sunday Market. There were about fifteen stands and some people were buying products there. Mary said, "Look, that is my favorite stand." A woman at the stand was selling juice and cookies. Mary said to her, "Ms. Tanaka, the carrot cookies! bought last week were delicious. What do you recommend today?" The woman smiled and said, "Thank you, Mary. How about fresh tomato juice?" Ryota and Mary had the tomato juice and Ryota said, "Wow. it's delicious. How did you make this delicious juice?" Ms. Tanaka said, "Well, I use my mother's fresh tomatoes. She is a farmer in this city and picks them early in the morning every day." Ryota said to Ms. Tanaka, "I really love this juice." After saying goodbye to Ms. Tanaka, Mary found a new stand. She said, "Look at the stand which sells bags. They are so cute." Ryota agreed and said to Mr. Ito, the man in the stand. "Did you design them?" Mr. Ito said, "Yes. I designed them and the bags cloth is made in Hikari City." Ryota said, "Sounds interesting." Ryota and Mary walked around the market and enjoyed spending time there. 三重県'23年 英語 問題 (5)

英検二級のライティングの添削をしていただきたいです。

I agree with this opinion that restaurants and supermarkets should try to reduce the amount of food that they throw away. I have two reasons. First of all, good for the enviroments. it is not A lot of food throwed away emit methon guces, so they promote global warming. Second of all, if they reduce the amount of food that they throw away, they can reduce Cost. It is important for them to keep las e cost as possible. For these reasons, I agree with this opinion.

問2の考え方を教えて欲しいです。

Show 問2 ( )内に適切な関係詞を入れなさい。 1 2 We were about to leave, ( We went on to Paris, (051) we stayed for a week.no 19) there was a knock on the door. 3 She married Jack, ( 25min) surprised everyone. 4 I went into the supermarket, ( ) I happened to meet Ms. Okada. V

この問題の2ページ25番は、なぜCが正解なのでしょうか？ BもCもどっちも当てはまってしまうような気がするのですが… 解説お願いします🙏

E.空欄(23)~(25)に入る最も適切なものをそれぞれ一つ選びなさい。(2022 明治大 全学部統一) Lacey: The doors of that elevator over there just closed on me right as I was getting off. I was trapped between them for a few seconds. Risa: ( 23 ) Didn't that happen to you on the day of freshman orientation? Lacey: Yes, but that happened with a different elevator. Risa: Really? Elevator doors should not close when people are between them, and if they do, it shouldn't hurt. They are designed to open again immediately when they touch someone of something. Maybe those elevators are broken. Lacey: I didn't think so: Automatic doors, like elevator and supermarket doors, don't like me. are two doors that automatically open and close, then I am almost sure to ( 24 ). way my whole life. If there It's been that Risa: Is that so? Well, in that case, remind me to never walk next to you whenever you go through automatic doors. I don't ( 25 ). 使用時間の短 折アプリをチェック 高校3年生対象の調査でローゼン っていた (23) A. Again? B. Is it? C. My fault! D. It's none of your business!