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下線部3のsoは何を表しているのですか?

く比 るので、 彼らはスピーチをより理解十 (4)(~thing+形容詞》の語順に (1)「あなたはたくさんの水を飲み (2)「あなたはスミスさんをどれく は(have[has]+主語+過去分 (3)「私はこの本を借りたいので (4)「これは世界で最も小さい動 もよいのです。 もし問を置かずに話したら、あなたは緊張, speech)の方法に したものです。これをEんで、後の 問いに答えなさい。 In many schools, students learn *how to tell their ideas to others, and they may have chances to make a speech. Speaking well is important in your life, so that experience will help you a lot in the future. To make a good speech, you should try to speak ina big voice. Also, you should choose and use the words carefully., *Listeners will be able to hear you easily if you do 5 Oso. Using your hands is useful too. Listeners will see how you move your hands and then understand the *main point in your speech. If you try these things, you can *improve your speech. However, there is another way to make your speech better. Have you ever tried to use a “*pause" while vou make a speech? You don't say any words but listeners can still understand you. *Actually, ②_[make/greatest /is/ways / df/ to / one / it 1he l a wonderful speech, but ③whyisit so *effective? 10 First, yeu can get *attention from listeners. For example, put a pause before you say important things. Your listeners will *pay more attention to you. When you take a pause, your listeners will think, "The speaker stopped talking, but why?" Then they will try to listen to your next words more carefully. Second, a pause can give listeners time to think, so they can understand the speech better. 15 If your speech *continues without a pause, *it is difficult for the listeners to understand your message well. However, if you stop and wait for a little before or after you say an important thing, the listeners can *follow your speech more easily. Third, puttinga pause is also good for *speakers. If you speak without a pause, you may get too nervous, and you'll not be able to remember your message. What's ④ (go) to happen to you 2 then? A good speech will be difficult to make. However, when you speak with some pauses, you will not feel so nervous, and you will not forget the point of your speech. Then, you can speak with *confidence. Some people think thatit's not good to stop talking while others are listening to you. That may be true ina *conversation. However, when you make a speech, you usually speak toa group of people, and the speaking time is given only to you, so taking a pause becomes an effective way of talking. There are several *tips to be a wonderful speaker. How about trying to put a pause when you make a speech next time? (注) how to~ : どうやって~したらよいか listener:聞き手 pause:(話の)間 actually :実は improve~: ~を改善する main point:要点 attention:注目 pay attention to~: ~に注目する effective:効果的な it is ~(for人) to : ……することは (人にとって) ~だ follow~:~についていく continue:続く speaker: 話し手 confidence:自信 conversation:会 3

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英語 中学生

至急!!!!! 全然分かりません…>_<… 間違ってる所を教えて頂きたいです!! よろしくお願いします😖

2 次の,中学生のひかり(Hikari)と ALT(外国語指導助手)のスミス先生(Mr. Smith)の対話文を読んで,あとの問いに答えなさい。 (80点) く山梨) Mr Smith: Hi, Hikari. How was your winter vacation? Hikari: Hi, Mr. Smith. I had a wonderful experience. Mr Smith : Oh, O(ア are you イ were you ウ do you エ did you)? Hikari: Yes. I helped a woman who spoke to me in English. At that time, I was waiting for my grandmother in front of the ticket gate at Shinjuku station. 5 Mr Smith:Why did she speak to you? She wanted to visit Asakusa. ②( ア Also because she was in Japan for the first| Hikari: イ Finally ウ However エ Then ), she didn't know how to get there A Mr Smith: Did you understand everything she said? Hikari: No, I didn't. a So I said, “Sorry, please speak slowly.” Then she spoke slowly and pointed at her map. 10 Mr. Smith: Then what did you do? Hikari: I showed her how to get to Asakusa by just pointing at her map. I wanted to speak English to her, but I couldn't because I was ③ (ア angry イ interested ウ nervous エ ready ). Mr. Smith: By doing that, could she understand how to get there? No, she couldn't. So I tried to use the English expressions I leaned at school. I said, “We are here at Shinjuku station. First, Hikari: 15 B the Yamanote Line to Ueno. Then change trains there. After that, B the Ginza Line.” Finally, she understood how to get there. Mr. Smith: You did great. b Hikari: Yes, I did. She asked, “How long does it take from here?” I answered, “It takes about forty minutes.” Then I asked her where she was from. She told me that she was from Canada. So I asked her some questions about 20 Canada. I think I made several mistakes in English when I spoke. When she left, she smiled and said to me, “Thank you very much. I was very happy to hear that. Mr Smith: That was a very kind thing you did. When you speak English, making mistakes is an important thing. Through making mistakes, you get the chance to learn more. You were not afraid of making mistakes. I think you had a wonderful experience. Yes. And I learned another| class. Hikari: C thing through this experience. I can use many English expressions outside of Mr. Smith: That's right. Using English outside of class is one good way to make your English better. Hikari, come and tall= to me more often. Hikari: Of course, I would really like that. (注) ticket gate 改札 expression 表現 change trains 電車を乗り換える outside of - ~のほかに

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英語 中学生

全然分かりません…>_<… 教えて頂きたいです!! よろしくお願いします😖

NDAR ○22.3 12|次の、中学生のひかり(Hikari) とALT(外国語指導助手)のスミス先生(Mr. Smith)の対話文を読んで, あとの問いに答えなさ (80点) Me Smith: Hi, Hikari. How was your winter vacation? (山梨) Hikari: Hi. Mr. Smith. I had a wonderful experience. Mr Smith: Oh, @(ア are you イ were you ウ do you I did you )? Hikari: the ticket gate at Shinjuku station. Mr Smith: Why did she speak to you? 5 Hikari: because she was in Japan for the first A Mr Smith: Did you understand everything she said? No, I didn't. Mr Smith: Then what did you do? Hikari: a 10 T said, "Sorry, please speak slowly,” Then she spoke slowly and pointed at her map. Hikari: because I was ③ (ア angry イ interested ウ nervous Mr Smith: By doing that, could she understand how to get there? エ ready). Hikari: 15 No, she couldn't. So I tried to use the English expressions I leaned at school. I said, “We are here at Shmy station. First, Finally, she understood how to get there. B|the Yamanote Line to Ueno. Then change trains there. After that, the Ginza Line." B Mr. Smith: You did great. Hikari: Yes, I did. She asked, “How long does it take from here?” I answered, “It takes about forty minutes.Inen 1 20 asked her where she was from. She told me that she was from Canada. So I asked her some questions about Canada. Ithink I made several mistakes in English when I spoke. When she left, she smiled and said to me, “Thank you very much. Iwas very happy to hear that. making mistakes, you get the chance to learn more. You were not afraid of making mistakes. I think you had a wonderful experience. Mr. Smith: That was a very kind thing you did. When you speak English, making mistakes is an important thing. Through 25 C thing through this experience. I can use many English expressions outside of Hikari: Yes. And I learned another class. Mr. Smith: That's right. Using English outside of class is one good way to make your English better. Hikari, come and talk to me more often. Hikari: Of course, I would really like that. outside of ~ ~のほかに change trains 電車を乗り換える expression 表現 (注)ticket gate 改札

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