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English Senior High

まるがついている部分でなぜ同じ過去に実現しなかったことへの願望なのにhadとhaveで使うのが違うんですか?

3 1. If I were to find a new star, I would be able to name it. 2. Without the medicine, my disease couldn't have been cured. 3. I don't have enough money. I wish the shirt were [was] cheaper. 4. They would visit the temple if they had more time. 5. A microwave oven could save us a lot of time. 6. We wish we hadn't agreed to the plan. 解説 1. 「仮に新しい星を見つけたら, 名付けることができ るだろうに。」 仮の話の前提は仮定法過去 〈If S' were to + 動詞の原形, S would + 動詞の原形〉で述べる。 2. 「もしその薬がなければ、 私の病気は治らなかっただろう。」 過去の事実と違う仮定なので仮定法過去完了。 3. 「十分なお金がない。 そのシャツが安ければいいのに。」実現 が困難な願望は仮定法過去 〈S wish S' + 過去形〉。 be 動 は were になるが, S' が1人称 3人称単数の場合. was を使うこともある。 4. 「もっと時間があれば、 彼らはそのお寺を訪れるだろうに。」 現在の事実と違うことは, 仮定法過去 < If S' + 過去形, S would + 動詞の原形) で述べる。 5. 「電子レンジがあれば多くの時間を省けるのに。」 現在の事実 に反する仮定なので, 仮定法過去で述べる。 if節の代わり 主語が仮定の意味を表す。 '6. 「私たちがその計画に賛成していなかったらなあ。」 過去に実 現しなかったことへの願望は (S wish S' had + 過去分詞〉。 4 Description 1. He (wishes) he (had) a computer. 2. She wishes she (could) (have) seen the fireworks last night. 3. She (would [could]) (go [travel]) to Hawaii if she were free now. 解説 1.「コンピューターを持っていればなあと彼は思ってい る。」 実現が困難な願望は仮定法過去 <S wish S' + 過去 2.「花火を見られたらよかったのにと彼女は思ってい 過去に実現しなかったことへの願望を <S wish S' could have + 過去分詞) で表す。 3. 「彼女が今暇なら、彼女はハワイに行く [旅行に行く] だろう に。」 現在の事実と違うことは仮定法過去 <IfS' + 過去形 S would + 動詞の原形〉 で述べる。

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English Junior High

問2のイについてです 2枚目の写真が私の答えなのですが、3枚目の解答とはちがっていて....これでも丸もらえますか??

2.日本語に合うように()内の語句を並びかえ、英語で答えなさい。 ただし文頭に来る語も小文字にしてある。 (2点×4) (1) 私たちが去年聞いた合唱はとてもわくわくさせました。 The chorus (we / heard / was / last year / thát ) very exciting. (2) 戦争がないといいのになあ。 (3) 丸岡には約450年前に建てられた城があります。 (4) もし私があなたなら、先生の話を聞くのに。 I ( there / no / wish / wars / wére). Maruoka has (castle/d/bullt/ was / thaf) about 450 years ago. (were / if / you/I), I would ask the teacher. 3.次の英文は、 丸岡中学校英語科の先生方から卒業生のみなさんへの手紙の前半部分です。英文を読んで、あとの問いに答えなさい。 Hi, everyone. You are going to leave Maruoka J.H.S soon. You've been ( ① ) English hard for three years. We think that these three years are so precious, but also ( ② ) for all of you. Because of the emergency of COVID-19, you had to follow rules that made your lives tough. We want you all to enjoy your happy lives in the future. Here is some (③) through a person's life that you've ( 4 ) about in English and Japanese classes. His name is Hoshino Michio, a great Japanese photographer. Last year, the exhibition of Michio Hoshino was held in the Fukui City Art Museum. In Fukui, students use a textbook called “New Horizon", and the story of Michio has been told for about 20 years in this book. Besides, it was the 70th anniversary of his death. Many people remembered or learned about him through the exhibition. Michio was attracted by a photograph of the wilderness of Aldiskd. He decided to visit there and learned the skill of living without city conveniences. He loved the Inuit people and animals there. They also loved Michio. He also loved the nature there that was beautiful and severe. He said, “I love this place. It's cold here, so we go negy each other and talk about our lives. It makes our bodies warm. It makes our hearts warm, too. Because the weather is severe, people try to help each other, and become even better friends." His words give some hint to realize what a happy life is. Through the severe weather, he experienced both a tough and argreat life that satisfied him. (大問4に続きます) 注) anniversary 記念日 ~周年 hint ヒント 問(1) 本文中の(1)~(4)に入る最も適切なものを、下から選び、答えなさい。 (知・技点×4) 【 learned studying. hard advice 】 問(2) 次の質問に対し、 2語以上の英語で答えなさい。 (知・技 2点×2) ア How long has Michio's story been told in the textbook “New Horizon" ? イ What was Michio attracted by?

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English Senior High

(4)の答えがAになるんですけどなぜAになるか教えてください🙇‍♀️

政策創造 外国語 人間健康 A. 次の会話文の空所 (1)~(5)に入れるのに最も適当なものをそれぞれA~Dか ら一つずつ選び、 その記号をマークしなさい。 Josh, an exchange student from the US, and Yumi are in Kyoto. Josh is following Yumi into an old temple. Josh : Ouch! That hurts! m I hit my head as I was walking through the doorway. How did you manage to do that? Yumi: Josh : Yumi : Josh : Yumi : The doorways in Japanese buildings are always so low. Maybe it's not the doorways that are too low. Josh : Yumi : Josh : Yumi: (2)(_ Well, I can't help how tall I am, so I think Japanese builders should think about people like me. Buildings like this are built for Japanese people. The people who built this temple didn't expect Westerners to come here. There are some young Japanese men who are as tall as I am. Actually, new buildings usually have higher doors, often about two meters. You're not that tall, are you? Josh : (4) Yumi : (1) A. Shall we go to the hospital? B. You should be OK. D. I'm fine. C. What happened? (2) A. Did you ever try to move the door? B. Could the ceiling be too low? C. It might be that the building is too old! D. It might be that you are too tall! (3) A. In fact, there are many Westerners. B. But it's not just Westerners who are tall. C. Maybe Westerners should not come here. D. Certainly Westerners are important tourists. (4) A. No, not quite. C. How about you? (5) B. Yes, I am. D. No, it doesn't matter. A. and old doorways in temples are nice. B. and it is impossible to do so. I'm about 190 centimeters. So C. but fixing old temples like this is not easy. D. but I don't have any tools with me. the newer doors are high enough. But I still wish that someone would try to fix the old doorways. That's a good suggestion, sl

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