質問です

下線部を和訳する問題ですが何を言ってるのか理解できないです🙇💦 和訳の際のコツはありますか？

Neither Japan nor Britain can support its populationl with its own natural rewouree is Woth have to depend very heavily upon the trade)旧 products manufactureffrom imported/raw materials. Politically, therefore, 8 extremely important for each country to keep a good relationship with those countries from s which i must import its raw materials and with those countries to which must export its manufactured goods.

赤の文章の13の"issue facing most part〜"の部分についてです。 分詞は"A ‐ing B"で「Aがしている」となると思っていたのですが、今の場合「Bがしている」になっていると思います。(本文の下の解説にも) 分詞についての解説をお願いします。

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明日テストなのに先生授業で教えてくれなかったんですよ😭 CROWN2のlesson6です！ questionの分からなかったところを教えて下さい！！

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なぜ、オレンジの文の［］の中はingの形にしなければいけないのですか??

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教えてください😅

1)～3)と並びかえ1～3を教えてください😅 分かるものだけでもいいので！

私にとって災害時に備えて家族と避難場所を決めるのは大切です。という文を英文で教えてください🙏

答えが3だったんですが、なぜですか？