これの意味が分からないので、簡単に解説してほしいです‼︎

zips! [1] の発音には2種類あります。 [1] が単語の語頭にある場合 (light, lemon) や [1] の次に母音が来る場合 (alive, selling) は、はっきりと発音されます。 一方,[1] が語 尾に来る場合 (all, shall, normal) や [1] の次に子音が来る場合 (wolf, bulb, felt) は, 「ウ」や 「オ」に近いくぐもった発音になります。 ただし、語尾が1で終わって いても、次に母音で始まる語が来る時は、 母音とつながってはっきりした音になり ます。 [例] 1. This is a little difficult. 2. He didn't tell me so. 3. He didn't tell it to me. 18 NO A 16

見出しのThe BLUE White shirtの下に書いてあるThose who know…の文章の最後はなぜこのような表現なのですか？ their ownではなくthemselves などではいけないのでしょうか。

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2 次の各文には誤りが1カ所ずつある。 誤りのある箇所を指摘し,正しく直しなさい。 wolf". in the world. (1) We would like to get a lot of people signed the letter opposing wars (b)- (d). (2) I used to have my mother told a nursery tale to me before going to bed. (b) (3) Hundreds of people were lining the street, hoping to see the movie star went by. (c) (d)- (b)

空欄わかるとこだけでもいいので教えてください！！

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CHECK B に(clear / come / enjoy / turn ) のうち適切な語を、必要に応じて適切な形にして書いて ください。 1. The weather ( )fine in the afternoon, but I stayed in my hotel room. 2. Last month, we ( ) three days of perfect weather for the annual jazz festival. 3. The weather ( ) nicely in time for the rock concert in the park last night. 4. The outdoor play was threatened by forecasted thunderstorms, but they never 17

文構造合ってますか？ あとif節の主語がないのは、主語がothersだからですよね？

(For over fifty years, the concept of dog as a wolf dressed up in a cute package) dominated dog training and management, the least - mixed. Some bits Ved V to say て。し of advice that logically flowed from this misconception) are Ving (with results) that were s S V harmless, but others, fif applied rigorously, can damage the C S V bond between dog and owner, (John Bradshaw (2011): Dog Sense)

[5]の2文目、She went back to~の一文を訳していただきたいです。

5| The scientist Maryanne Wolf is training her own brain to be able to read novels and use the Internet. She went back to the novel she struggled to read the next night, giving herself distance, both in time and space, from her screens. *“I put everything aside. I said to myself, ‘I have to do this,' ” she said. “It was really hard the second night. It was really hard the third night. It took me two weeks, but by the end of the second week I had pretty much recovered

答えは3です！ なんでヤギよりもオオカミに多く襲れてきたことが分かるのですか？ あと主語が羊なのも分からないです！ 教えてください！

コョ "As wolf numbers grow so does the number of attacks on animals。 From 2005 there were about 1.500 attacks a year. Then in 2008 it jnmped to over 2.000 says Luis Suarez, World Wide Fund for Nature oficer in Madrid. “mm the past seven years 18.000 sheep 200 goats and several hundred cows have been attacked across Spainl

文脈に即して当てはまる単語を答える問題です e-で始まり、-redで終わる単語です 教えていただきたいです

Thanks to the effort of wildlife COnservationists, the wolf was removed from the ( ) species list.

このピンクのマーカーで示したstillという単語の意味はなんですか？

[| 次の英文を読んで、問に答えなさい。 IMost children are taught the virtue of honesty from fairy tales and other 8tories。 famous story of Pinocchio, who begins Hfe as a puppet, teaches the importance ofitelling truth. Every time Pinocchio lies, his nose grows longer and longer. Another story about th boy who “cried wolf' and then lost all of his sheep i辿ustrates how lying can lead to the lo of trust. In the United States, young children learn the tale of young Gieorge Washin who fnally ( ア ) to his father that he cut down a cherry tree. These types of stories children that “honesty is the best policy." Still (1)this is the case, then why do so m people lie? The fact is that human beings lie for many reaSon8. One reason for iying has to do with (②)minimizing a mistake. While 赤 j5 人 everyone makes mistalkes from time to time, some people do not have the courage to a their errors because they fear the blame. For example, students might lie to their teachi about unfinished homework. They might say that they le人 their work at home when inf they did not do the work at all. These students do not want to seem rresponsible, so make up an excuse 一- a lie 一- to save face. 3 Another reason people lie hastodowith[ あ ].Forexample, 下a company decides have a weekend meeting, one of the managers might not feel Hike attending. She may her boss and give this excuse: “Tve been fghting o倍 a cold all week, and T wouldmt wi risk giving to anybody else.TH be sure to get all ofthe notes on Monday.” When indiy do not want to te the truth and 角ce the conseduences, they use this type of Hes. feehmnges. Tor cd These types of lieg PR eeative oni who have told the hose they loye, only to ML riko 3 っ10o 0 A somewhat different reagon for 1ying has to those with small children,may iech their parents teach 2her kegi 5 5 at that time. In this situation, their yi People Hie for many reaBon,