問3の答えはなぜイになるのですか？

Cellphones used to just be communication tools. Now, they have a lot of interesting or useful apps like maps, cameras and dictionaries. We depend on our smartphones for a lot of things from taking pictures, or reading the news, (3) our taxes or controlling the temperature of air conditioners.

主語を説明する関係代名詞がわかりません。 分かりやすく説明して欲しいです！

ポイントの確認 主語を説明する関係代名詞 万が使えるようになっ 関係代名詞 Many things that we see every day come from overseds. お L 修飾 (多くのもの) →主語 (私たちが毎日目にする) TOODUD B SILT 動詞 私たちが毎日目にする多くのものは海外から来ています。 ●主語を説明する関係代名詞 関係代名詞は, 主語を修飾する こともできる。 主語に説明を加える場合, 主語 と動詞の間に関係代名詞の節が 入る形になる。 -関係代名詞 例列 The woman who is talking with Ken is Ms. Brown. けん 節「健と話をしている」 ● 主語「女性」 けん (健と話をしている女性はブラウンさんです。)

英語で「日本文化のもの」と言う時、 「Japanese cluture’s things」と表現するのはありですか？ どなたか教えてくださいm(_ _)m

（3）（5）教えてください

10 15 2 次の英文は,中学生の久美子 (Kumiko) と母の対話です。 これを読んで,あとの各問いに答えなさい。 Mother: Yesterday morning, when I met some students, they said in *loud voices, “Good morning.” I felt very ( 1 ). Kumiko: I think they are students from my school. We always *greet each other when we meet. So I always greet everyone every day. 5 Mother: You are nice. People feel very good when they *exchange *greetings with each other. Kumiko: I agree. (2) Mother: That's right. I'll tell you another thing. Greetings can be the first *step in communication. If you start talking to people with a greeting first, you can talk with them more. Kumiko: Well .... I have one thing to tell you. Last Monday, we got a new student from Tokyo. Her name is Mika. She looked *nervous because that day was her ( ③ ) day in our class. (4) Mother: Kumiko: No. I wanted to talk with her, but I could not say anything. Then my friend Yuri said to her, “Hello. I'm Yuriko. Everyone calls me Yuri. Nice to meet you.” Soon Mika smiled and started talking to us. We really enjoyed talking with her. Greetings are very useful for opening people's *minds. I learned that from Yuri. I'll never forget this important experience. 6 〔注〕 loud (声音が大きい greet あいさつする exchange やり取りする step 一歩 nervous 緊張して mind 心 (1) ( ① ), ( ③ )に適する語の組み合わせをア~エから選び,記号で答えなさい。 ア ① surprised (3) easy 1 glad ③ important ウ 1 sad ③ exciting I ① happy ③ first 〔土〕 (2) 対話が成り立つように, ⑥ に適する文をア~エから1つずつ選び, 記号で答えなさい。 ア So it was difficult for us to greet her. イ After that, we told her many things about our school. ウ A nice greeting can make them happy. エ You should work hard to have a better school life. (3) 対話が成り立つように, ④に適する疑問文を書きなさい。 (4) 下線部⑤とほぼ同じ内容を表すように, に適する語を書きなさい。 I am called Yuri by everyone. (5) 下線部⑦ が指す具体的な内容を日本語で答えなさい。 greeting あいさつ ②〔ウ] ⑥[イ] 日の ARNOX

答えがorなのですが、なぜなのかわかりません。どなたか教えてください。

[2] The coronavirus has become a very big problem around the world. Because of this, handwashing with *soap has become very important. (A) Parents, teachers, and leaders are [7. their hands 1. a day I. to wash . everyone many times ]. Many telling famous people have made songs and videos about handwashing. Handwashing is important, but it is not easy for some people in the world. "Handwashing with soap is one of the cheapest and most effective things you can do," said a *director at *UNICEF. "It can protect you and others against coronavirus and other diseases." However, there are billions of people in the world who cannot (B) do this. UNICEF says that 40 percent of the world's people, ( C ) 3 *billion, do not have a handwashing place with water and soap at home. Also, 47 percent of schools do not have a place for handwashing, and 16 percent of healthcare centers do not have handwashing places for patients. Many people in developing countries are getting sick because they cannot wash their hands. Until now, UNICEF has taught people in developing countries the importance of handwashing. But even now, developing countries still need help. Japan and other countries should give help so that all people around the world can wash their hands. Notes: soap 石けん director 局長 UNICEF ユニセフ、国連児童基金 問 3 空所 (C)に入る適切なものを次のア~エから1つ選び記号で答えなさい。 7. and 1. or .but I. for billion 10 億

メリークリスマス🎄この問題わかる方いたら教えて欲しいです。！

( 内から適する語を選んで書きなさい。 I know that boy ( making / made ) a speech on the stage. These are plants (bringing / brought ) from other countries. mont There are children (who / which) have to work for their family. I'm thinking about the things (who / that) Yuri said.

①の解説をお願いします🙇‍♀️

【4】 次の会話文について,( 号を書きなさい。 ただし, 文頭にくる文字も小文字になっています。 に入る最も適切なものを次のア~カのうちから1つ選び、その記 A: I hear you are going to visit Hokkaido. B: Yes. I will go there ( ①) summer vacation. A: That's nice! ( ②) are you going to leave here? B: I'm going to leave on August 7 and come back on the 17. I have a lot of things ( ③ ) in Hokkaido. A: That's great. I hope you will have a nice trip. ア why イ to do ウ during I when オ with カ doing

何が間違っているんでしょうかー？

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（1）の並びかえがわかりません! 教えてください!

* I come from Southern California. It is a great place to play outside. It is almost always arm and sunny. We often go to the beach to play at our free time. We enjoy swimming, ater skiing and sailing. friend (1)(7 have / friends/ * own / I most their /my/cars/7 of). I arned to drive in high school and got a license when I was sixteen for only six dollars. I ave been in Japan for a year, and (2)I miss driving with my friends. Having a car ( B ) young eople a lot of freedom and independence. Independence is one of the most important things for e and for most American teenagers. This is the 'me' * generation, and I always want to be yself. * In Japan, I often go to coffee shops or movies with my friends. But in America, I went to the * casual; not as each, or driving, or to parties at my friends' homes. Life in America is very formal as it is in Japan. In American high schools, kids can wear (C) they want, and they * make-up if they want to, too. Kids are trying on't have to cut their hair. The girls can wear

英語が苦手なので誰かこの文を英文にして欲しいです。 私の思い出は修学旅行です。 前まで少ししか話さなかった友達とたくさん話すようになったり 部屋でも色々な話をして楽しかったです。屋上では友達と行って景色を見たり楽しいことがたくさんありました。1年生の時は修学旅行行けなか... 続きを読む