なぜgaveだとダメなのか教えて欲しいです。よろしくお願いします。

| "England/and America are two countries separated by the same language," wrote George Bernard Shaw in 1942.) Is this true today? Do Americans speak a different kind of English from the British? If so, why? And why do they speak English at all? 2 Since 1585 America was settled, not always voluntarily, by people of many cultures. American English developed from the languages used by these different people. The first English settlers immediately discovered 75.4 animals, birds and plants that were new to them, and which ( 1 ) names in English. Sometimes the settlers used English words (for example, blackbird for a bird that looked similar to the English blackbird). Sometimes they (2) new words from other English words, for example backwoods (a forest with few people and bluegrass (a kind of grass with

傍線部のlaterはなぜ｢人々が旅をした後｣と訳さず ｢その後~｣と訳すのですか？

wood as paddles, were able to travel across water. (3) Later they traveled, not from necessity, but for the joy and 15 excitement of seeing and experiencing new things. This is still the main reason ( 16 ) we travel today.

教えて欲しいです🥲‎

各組の英文がほぼ同じ意味になるように,( )に適切な語を入れなさい。 Bd M (1) (a) He said, "I like this song.") que mid balleo bad or boder zod YM (b) He said that ( (2) (a) Alice said, "I'm not feeling well today." (b) Alice said that ( ) ( ) ( We that comes ) that song. 文介命、人+of vi2):文舎食 ⑤ ) day. of bina vor (3) (a) She said to me, "I saw your brother at the station." blot din M (b) She told me that (or) ( ) feeling well ( ) (*) (*) brother at the station. shpur bise ode (4) (a) He said to me, "I'll come to your house tomorrow." (b) He ( ) me that ( )( game. if vin ) come to ( ) house the next day. (5) (a) My brother said to me, "I bought a new video game." View (b) My brother ( 919) me that (w sts) (w wom) (ob I bi) a new video blijsk EX asdw wood l'abib 9d (ted) bisa llid (d)

高校1年論理表現のbe clear grammar book lesson10がわからないです。。 インフルで休んでいる間に授業が結構進んでいて、聞けるような友達がいないので助けてください😢 明日提出らしく早急でお願いしたいです。。。 優しい方がいましたらお答えいただけると... Read More

-41) 1 4 204 日本語に合うように,( (1) その試合に勝つことはほぼ不可能だろう。 ) ( EXERCISES 不定詞① (名詞用法) 2 下の [ (2) ケンの夢はアメリカで事業を始めることだ。 Ken's dream is () (E ) a business in the U.S. (3) 適した仕事を見つけることが重要だ。 It is important ( ) ( )に適語を入れなさい。 (1) Mami promised (2) I want ( (3) We're planning ( (4) It is expensive ( (5) It was necessary ( (6) It's not easy ( ) the match will be almost impossible. ) ( (4) インドで大学に入るのは難しいですか。 ) difficult ( Hairles Is ( enter college in India? nods quidaidt of Taleila Mis (5) 彼は夜ひとりで外出するのは危険だとわかった。 He found ) dangerous ( () () out at night alone. Honde woods []内から動詞を1回ずつ選び、適切な形にして, 英文を完成させなさい。 121991 ) care of the cat. ) ( ) to that school. ) ( ) ( ) a suitable occupation. ) ( ) a welcome party. ) in Hong Kong. ) the homework on time. a company. [finish / live / hold/go/take/run] BESSHE01920 3 与えられた状況に合うように ( )内の語句を並べかえ, 全文を書きなさい。 (1) 状況 駅から徒歩3分のところに引っ越したユキ。 つくづく思うのは...。 It is (live / convenient/the station / to / near). to 30 Just yoqmi yey all (2)状況 彼は夜型の生活から朝型に変えようとしたが･･･。 alrig A 15/it/hard / was / change / to ) his daily schedule. (3) 状況 卒業後の進路を聞かれて, あなたはこう言いました。 ton) Ⅰ (to/to/go/decided/Taiwan) to study after graduation. Loob tanj 10 wordd i' nasob od2@ 04 orw AB (1) 私の~ (人) は将来, ・・･することを希望している。 [hope ] My YOU (4) 状況 レイカはプロのピアノ奏者になるために, 本格的に学びたいと思っています。 Reika's (is/music / wish / study / to) in Germany. (2) 私の~ (夢・目標)は･･･することである。 [is] My babiosb 10 B A B dellyn3 gbuda (F&F+ [1979a}] []内の語を参考にして, 〜, ...に自由に語句を入れ, オリジナルの英文をつくりなさい。 A B in the future.

It （☜）is no use crying over spilt milk . It （☜）was a truly awful sight watching the numberless little wooden houses catching fire one af... Read More

15のused to be のbeはなぜつくのでしょうか？ また、なぜ14はつかないのでしょうか？

14 15 used to do 「(今はしていないが) 以前はよくしたものだ」 「現在と対比された過去の習慣』 (63) Linda doesn't dance much now, but I know she used to (dance) a lot. リンダは今ではあまり踊らないが,以前はよく踊っていたことを私は知っている。 used to do 「(今はそうではないが) 以前は~だった」 『過去の状態』 (64) Wood used to be used as the main fuel, but nowadays fossil fuels are used widely. 木はかつて主な燃料として使われていたが、今では化石燃料が広く使われている。

何故made ofになるんですか？😵😵

(1)の問題で、光合成により二酸化炭素が減るというのは分かるのですが、なぜ二酸化炭素が減るとアルカリ性になるんですか？

2 光合成と呼吸について調べるため、 次の実験を行った。 ATILALOM 【実験】 青色のBTB溶液の中に呼気を吹き込み、液の色を緑色にした。 この液を TWOOD DR 4本の試験管A,B,C,Dにとり, A,Bにはオオカナダモを入れ, C, D には何も入れず,すべての試験管にゴム栓をしてさらにB,Dはアルミニウム はくでおおった。これらを日当たりのよい場所に数時間置き,試験管のよう すを調べた。 靴化にかかわる (1) 数時間後の試験管A,Bの液の色を,次のア~工から選びなさい。 ア 青色 イ 赤色 CERERIROCK ウ 黄色 工 青紫色 試験管A(ウA) ABCD アルミニウムはく Jumel 試験管B 7

英語の不可算名詞について質問です。 chocolateは可算名詞でもあり不可算名詞でもありますが、板チョコの状態だったらpaperと同じ要領で不可算名詞になりますよね。チョコが液体（湯煎などで）のときも不可算名詞になりますか？あと、チョコレートのように可算名詞にも不可算名詞... Read More

一応自分で解いてみたんですけど、④がよくわからなかったので教えて下さい😭😭🙇‍♀️🙏

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