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2 Choose the underlined part that is INCORRECT.
(1) ①Almost people do not like giving a speech in front of a large audience.
However, the more they practice, the more confident they will become.
▸ Almost ()
Most (TN)
(3)
Our new secretary is enough efficient for any manager to rely on.
■ efficient enough 〈形容詞+enough (for ....) to do>: 「~するのに十分･･･だ」
新しい秘書は非常に有能なので管理職の人はだれでも彼 or 彼女を頼りにできる
Researchers say people seem to lose some of their sense of taste as they
become oldest.
oldest older
(4) Five miles are too long a distance for me to walk.
are is 距離や時間は単数扱いが多い
Most workers do not know how valuable they are to their company because
they are rarely never told so by their boss.
rarely には否定の意味があるから never は不要かな
(6) A host country for the Olympics has to spend ②a significant amount of money
3 on security measures to deal on possible terrorist threats.
〈deal with A〉 : 「A を処理する・対処する」
(7) So far as grammar is concern, this sentence 3 of yours is incorrect.
concern concerned

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3 Choose the best answer to fill in the blanks.
(1)O:Everyone says Margaret is health-conscious.
P: Yes, she eats healthy food and exercises regularly.
0:(That explains it. )
そういうことか。 (なるほどね)
(2) A: The math exam was terribly difficult.
B: Yeah,(you can say that again.) I wish we could have another chance.
まったくもってその通り!
(3)F: I heard Bill is going to be fired. Am Ion the firing list, too ?
S: Far from it. You are going to be appointed executive manager.
F:(You can't be serious.)
冗談だろ?!
4 Put the words in the correct order.
(1)午前中に最もよい仕事をする人もいれば, 夕方のほうがよい仕事をする人もいる。
Some people work best in the mornings; others do better in the evenings.
(2)I finally found what I had been looking for for a long time.
(3) 私のクラスのみんなが, 食堂の食事を気に入っているわけではない。
Not all my classmates like the food in the cafeteria.
(4) 彼らはロンドンで楽しんで来たようだった。
It seemed that they had enjoyed themselves in London.
(5) 彼はドアの前に長い間立ち続けました。
He kept standing in front of the door for a long time.
(6)何が彼女をそんなに悲しませたのか, 私にはわかりません。
I don't know what made her so sad.
(7) 30 分歩くと,私は駅に着いた。
Half an hour's walk brought me to the station.
(8) どうして弁護士になる望みを捨てたの?
Why did you give up the hope of becoming a lawyer ?