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ELEMENT 1 Lesson 7
Scene 1
一般的な
多様な
現代の
Many of the common things in our modern world have something
受け身 発見する
偶然に
in common. These diverse things were discovered by accident;
現在完了 <過去分詞形>
~の結果として
they have come to us
as a
result of serendipity."
受け身
The word serendipity was first used
explained
a letter to his friend] in 1754. He
発見
(which) BE
discovery he had
他動詞(
by Horace Wal pole in
説明する
made. He then talked about an
Three Princes of Serendip].
話
tale called The
セイロン島 非制限用法
an old name for
Ceylon
予期しない
an unexpected
ペルシャの
old Persian
Serendip is
which is now known as Sri Lanka!
He said in the letter [that these princes
~してばかりいた
were always making
discoveries of things which they were not in quest of] by accident.]
不定詞説明する
Walpole used the word serendipity (to describe people's ability
不定詞
下記
(to make unexpected discoveries by accident). The following are
最高の
革新
two examples of the greatest innovations [coming from serendipity]

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few, little, several, many, much
some, any
Several students didn't do their homework.
形容詞
▷ Several of the students didn't do their homework.
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みんなにとって
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