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ぴたん

アンダーラインの文のdとeがなぜその答えになるのか分かりません。教えてください！

there.
A waitress called me “Honey” on my first day in Louisiana, and even ( d)
against the pasta I was thinking ( e) ordering. She suggested instead a local dish
that was less expensive. I was so surprised. This woman did not even know me, and
yet she laughed and joked with the easy familiarity of family. And she had given me
in Nior Orleans T

(b)/1 after
2 under
3
Om
4 up
with
2 up
3 down
4 among
(d) 1
advise
2
2 advice
3/ advised
4 advising

(e) 1
off
2/ for
3 to
4) of
(f))1 after
2
since
3
as to
4/ as if
(g)/1 nothing
3 regardless
4 such
no
(h) 1
shouted
2
)greeted
3/ said
4 kept

Answer 1

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゛

d:直前のA waitless が主語で、andで動詞部分から等位接続されてるので、calledに時制をあわせてadvised(過去形)に。

e: be thinking of(about)+動名詞は成句か何かかは失念したけどよく見かける形で、「〜したいと思っている」て訳に。

ぴたん

わかりました！ありがとうございます！