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の 次の各組の文がほぼ同じ内容を表すように, に適する語を書きなさい。 本 | You came to my birthday party yesterday Thank you for that. hankyoufor to my birthday party yesterday ( "This book is not as difficult as that one. ( than this one. hat bookis [ Tlike math the best of all the subjects. ) any othersubject. Tiike math 0 ②③ 次の日本文に合う英文にをなるように, ( )内の語句を並べかえなさい。 (1) 美語の本を読むことは私には簡単ではありません ( books / reading / isnt / English / easy ) for me. (2) 彼の1同目の本は2目の本よりおもしろいです。 His first book ( his second one / than / is / interesting / more ) 、 is first book (3) 東京は日本で最も大きな都市です。 (Jargest/is/in/ the for me. 1thought of①(leave ) ed by them.

答えを見たらthought だったんですが、そうなる理由を教えてください。

坊は昨日風夏ざひいていま したが, 学校へ行きま した。 rwent to scChoo の24 めア Thad a cold yesterday-

「私は、ボブはとても素晴らしい若者だと思った」 I thought Bob a very nice young man. と答えにあるんですが、Bobのあとにisは要らないのはなぜでしょうか？ どなたか教えてください(._.)

Though とAlthoughの違いは??

Q,私はこの本を読むことは難しいと思った。 →I thought to read this book difficult. と習ったのですが、book と difficult の間にisを入れるのはダメなんですか？ また、isを入れるのと入れないのとでは何が違うんですか？

過去問でこの3番がわからないので教えてください😭 細かくてすみません お願いします！

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ピンクの丸がついてあるところの並び替えの仕方を教えてください😭 お願いします！ 付け足しでここにはableも入ります

後の間いに答えなさい。 Iwasarunner long ago andliked *long・distance running. But one morning 1 was hit by a bus. I *was terribly injured. SoI stayedinthe hospital for two years and had 36 *surgeries to walk again. [fast/be But even after allthe surgeries, Ithought, ① /so 7/ *For a while TI didnt to/will/run/not]." Ifelt so sad. な

I thought l could play it well at the festival ↑を日本訳にしたら フェスティバルでは上手く演奏できると 思った となるそうなんですが わたしは 演奏できたと思った と思ったんですかなぜできるは過去にならないんですか？

過去問で2番わかる人がいたら教えてください😭 お願いします！

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