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（１）のア〜ウを話しの流れが最も適切になるように並べかえて記号で書く問題がわかりません。

WT 本 mooか ma 。 wl男司 対間| 入試実戦 学生の人と村が |心が高い物をまとめた家を見ながら 次の問いに答えなさい. り 1 ip で 連 光は洛外から日本を訪れた観光客! いる場面です これを読んて |After tne vis ALTのジュリア先生と授業で話し ig ・ Today, let's talk about the ideas for making our Rank| Before the yisit town more popular among the tourists COTmIng 医串 Japanese fot プ ( to Japan、 Can you say something about this し Shopping イ 3 Sightseeing Shopping table, Eri? | 4 | Walking in shopping arcas Sightsccing が Japanese food" is the most popular among the 5 HHot springs ウ tourists. The rank doesn'tchange after their Visit we : Yes。iCs one ofthe most popular foods in the world が Well.Thave an idea、How about starting a cooking class in arestaurant? ICIIbe a good place to learn a different culture 1 + ・_③ | wig Great(。Anything else about the table, Ken? レ Xew -After their trip。 "Hot springs" became more popular than "Shopping. And "Enjoying the Seasons" came after "Sightseeing.” Lthink the tourists can enjoy hot springS in Our tOWm | 7 :Tagree. When Ifirst visited a hot spring in this town, 1 enjoyed ④( talk ) with some wome there. They told me about good places to see and good restaurants in our tOW ヵ :Oh,Ithink you ⑤( have ) a wonderful 人 ig・Right。 Because ofthe information,Td like to visit the restaurants and other hot springs too gz :So[「 で to have many tourists! Td jike to learn a lot about our town and become a volunteer to show them around cooking :料理 sightseeing 観光 hot spring :温泉 Ax ) tourist : 観光客 table :表 rank:順位 visit:訪問 1 ーー 次 を話の流れが最も適切| 皿要3 10 思委肖 (⑪ 5 ウゥ し ロリ 調 男還3 (0) ように並べかえて, 記号を書きなさ ア The tourists can learn how to cook Japanese food and enjoy eating it Then many people will be interested in の Japanese food When they go back, they can talk about their experience to others を, 適する形に 内の8 次のアーウから選て buses for sightseeing are necessary ァ イ large shopping areaS are important ウ goodcommunication iS important に入 すか。 1 つ選んで, 記号を書きなさい。 4) “Hot springs” は表のアーウのど What did Julia say aboutJapanese food? を, 本文中からそれぞれ 1 語で抜 5) 次の問い! 後に書いた感想の一 ng to talk about the ideas for making our town more ( ③⑧ ) among the tourists to It was interes Japan. want to learn much about our town andhelpthemasa( ⑤ ) when they come. 学宝社版 32

(1)以外全部教えて頂きたいのですが、わかる問題だけでも全然大丈夫です！！よろしくお願いします🙇‍♀️

回 人の英文を評んで、あとの男いに答えなさい。 本 | Mesao has an American fiend ing im Los Amgeles His name is Tom | | TPCy write to each other very omen。 Two yemrs ago Tom came to his town | | Pd met Masao. They have been fnends( Q )- | | Smmer Masao was imyied to Los Angedes nd syed at Toms houe | | Fr two weekS。 Masao went to see famous bildings parks, and colleges | mthe city with Tom. One day Tom took Masao to a home for old people. <Masao was not very interested in visiing there。 He once Vited such a | lace with his fiiends in Japan。When he ried to tlk a lot with old people | there, he cold not keep talking or along dme. Tom works atthe home once aweek as a volumteer Some people cantsee al others cant walk alone. When they visited, Tom read some books to Them. He also helped them to walkin the yard and to eattheirlnnch. Masao | helped Tom to do the work。 They acted as the eyes. the hands, and the feet | for the people. People there looked happy。 Masao became happy too. He | Said to himselt *What a wonderful experience!" | 上Then Tom said to Masao, hat kind of volunteer work do you usually do | 呈Japan?" Masao couldmt answer the question and then said.*T have never | Yolunteer work before in an active way” After a while Masao asked Why do you wantto help other people?" "Well no one can ive alone. live together ( ③ )? So,helping each other is important for us he Wered。Masao was touched by his words. So he asked Tom。 *Please ten to begin doing volunteer work?" He answered、 You should do a Whing or someone trst” Then Masao said to himsdt Wo) for ple?” He thought and thought. “HfTtry to help my grandparents , that may be a small frst step to begin doing Yolunteer work" 3Cted as 一 : の役日を果たしたgrandparents : 提多母

なんでothersでsがつくんですか？

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otherの使い方が調べてもイマイチわからないので詳しい方教えていただけませんか‥？

全部わかりません。 これは、どう考えたらいいですか？

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わからないので誰か解いてください。お願いします。

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