He took notes during the classroomという文で、duringが間違っているそうなのですがなぜ間違っているのか、また何になると正解なのか教えていただきたいです🙇‍♂️

4番と5番わかる人教えて下さい!

(4) 私の両親は私に, ひとりで旅行をしてほしくないと思っています。 My parents do not alone. (5) 健はあなたに、ノートを貸してほしいと頼みましたか。 Did Ken him the notebook?

4番と5番わかる人教えて下さい!

(4) 私の両親は私に,ひとりで旅行をしてほしくないと思っています。 My parents do not alone. (5) 健はあなたに、ノートを貸してほしいと頼みましたか。 Did Ken him the notebook?

4番と5番のわかる人教えて下さい!

(4) 私の両親は私に, ひとりで旅行をしてほしくないと思っています。 My parents do not alone. (5) 健はあなたに, ノートを貸してほしいと頼みましたか。 Did Ken him the notebook?

4の文を直訳してください🙏

中「秋ロ a One night, Bill Gates came home and told his wife he was going to buy a notebook. @ "That's nice, dear,” she may have said while reading the newspaper. ® Only it wasn't your average kind of notebook. @ It happened to be one of Leonardo da Vinci's notebooks, the Codex Leicester, and it was in fact to be the most expensive book ever sold after Bill Gates bought it at an auction for $30.8 million. ある夜ビル = ゲイツは家に帰ってきて, 手帳を買うつもりだと妻に言った。 の妻は新聞を読みながら, 「それは素晴らしい」 と言ったかもしれない。 @だが, それは平均的な手帳ではなかった。@それは偶然にもレオナルド= ダ = ビンチ の手帳の1冊,「レスター写本 (コーデックス レスター)」で, 実はビル = ゲイッがオークションで3,080万ドルで買い,これまでで最も高い値段で売ら れた本だった。

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左の英文を読んで、右のA以外の問題を解いて欲しいですm(_ _)mお願いしますm(_ _)m

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Do you usually have a homemade bento for lunch? Who makes your bento for you? Or do you make your Own bento? We Japanese love bento. We take homemade bento to school and work. We take them on day trips and to sports meets. Ofcourse, not all bento are homemade. Convenience P stores are now selling many kinds of bento. There are also ekiben available at train stations. We can enjoy a great variety of bento. Indeed they play an important part in Japanese food culture.

【 至急⠀】raise3の長文問題なんですけど、単語が難し過ぎるので答え教えて欲しいです！！！！

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