赤線の略、文法が分かりません。 数が多くてすみません💦

【3】 次の文章とグラフを読んで問いに答えなさい。 現実? ? ✓ ~したい? Today, the eating habits of Japanese people have changed. More people like to eat bread and pasta, They also enjoy a lot of different dishes from other countries more often. ? Japan import's a lot of "produce from foreign countries. 2177 Look at the graph. These five countries spend a lot of money to import produce from SR? other countries. Among them, Japan spends the most and spends about 30 “billion dollars more than the UK. Russia doesn't spend as much as Germany but spends about 2 billion 日本は30億 dollars more than Italy. アメリカより使ってる? Why does Japan import so much produce? There are many reasons for this. Let's think about two of the reasons. One reason is the change in the favorite foods of Japanese people. ①Dishes from foreign countries are ( a ) among Japanese people, but some things ( b ) to cook those dishes are not available in Japan. The "shortage of farmland is another reason. About 70% of land in Japan is not good as farmland, because the land is in the mountains and is (②) with tree. And on some parts of the land which is good as farmland, people have built houses, shops and so on. Can Japan always import a lot of produce? It is not ( 3 ) to this question. In some parts of the world. *natural disasters like floods and *livestock epidemics sometimes damage produce which Japan needs. 4 (1. thing 2. should 3. we 4. 5. remember 6. another 7. there). If world peace is broken, maybe it will be difficult for Japan to import things. 4 another. There is things we should vem *produce billion 101 shortage natural disasters livestock epidemics

なぜ、wereで、 wasではないのですか？

asks I asked 4 次の各組の文がほぼ同じ意味になるように, に適切な語を書きなさい。 I'm afraid the dinner I cooked isn't delicious. I wish the dinner I cooked qide word blow Iasin delicious.

仮定法でIf wereの形の時、wereがwasになるときはどんなときですか？ 中学生レベルでは出てこないと思っても良いですか？

仮定法 I wish〜の文でwouldがある時と無い時の違いは何ですか？

これの(１)の②③なんですが授業ではそれぞれイ、アと板書していました。しかしどうも和訳がしっくり来ません。この板書は合っているのでしょうか…？

〜こと と表現したい時、to+動詞の原形と〜ingはどう使い分けるのですか？例もあれば教えて頂きたいです🙇‍♀️

英検準二級のライティングです🙇 「子供たちは本を読むべきだから」ということと、「図書館だと気になった本をその場で借りることができる」という感じのことを書きたかったです。この解答はそもそも質問とずれていますか？🥲どのように書けばいいですか？ Do you think li... 続きを読む

なんでwillじゃなくてwouldなんですか？

もし私が局であれは,空を飛ぶことができるのに。 .2) If you were me, what {will, would} you do? もしあなたが私なら、どうしますか。 .11

至急です。中3英語です。 見にくかったら申し訳ないです。 なぜこのような語順になるのか教えて頂きたいです。 よろしくお願いいたします。

日本 ぼくがバリで会ったのはとても親切でした。 よう。 (were/that/the people / very nice / I met in Paris/.) The people that very nice (we're people, were very nice that I met in Paris, # # # A met in Paris were (hasn't arrived/the pizza/yet / I ordered/that/.) The pizza hash'tarr Ipizza. yet that I ordered, (3/1つ私が学んだことは, 失敗が人を作rderとでgsnt arrived yet. (mistakes make people /I/is/learned / one thing/.) Mistakes make people mistakes thing people, thing (4) 想像できることはすべて現実なのです。 one one (you/is/ everything / can / real / imagine/.) thing I learned. make パブロ・ピカソが 残した名言だよ Real is everything you can imagine, Every thing you can imagine is real, Unit 5-Part 2

この訳教えてください！

2. Give three examples of Japanese words that are now used as English words. judo. Tsunami, karaoke England was never invaded again, but the language continued to grow. 英語 ような Great writers like Chaucer in the 14th century and Shakespeare in the 17th/whose いだいな作家 人 レッド と~のような大な作者 英語 と works are now read all over the world in many languages, helped it grow. During 作品たちが、今、世界中でたくさんの言語で 成長するのにこうけんした 読まれている the 17th century, England started opening colonies and markets all around the 植民地 と 市場を世界中にひらき始めた world. As a result, English-began to be used by people on every continent 結果として、英語は、人々に使われはじめた。すべての大陸の人々によって People who spoke English, too, began to use words they learned from other 英語を話す人々もまた、 (that) 彼らが世界中の他の言語 始めた 学んだ。 languages around the world tomato, tobacco, mosquito from Spanish, skunk使われ and squash from Native American languages, judo, tsunami, karaoke from 現実 Japanese. In this way, English has become one of the world's richest languages. このようにして、 世界の最も豊かな言語の1つになった help to do:(~が~するのを助ける、~が~するのに Time and tide wait for To be or not to be, that no man. is the question Geoffrey Chaucer (1345-1400) William Shakespeare (1564-1616)