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𓊆 使役動詞／知覚動詞 𓊇 Ｂ：並びかえが本当に苦手で前後の文を見ても全く解けません…。答えと一緒にこういった問題の勉強の仕方を教えて頂ければ幸いです!! Ｃ：こういった問題は単語を勉強しないと解けないのでしょうか? この問題も答えと一緒に解き方を教えて頂ければ大変助か... 続きを読む

回 Complete the sentences with the words in bracketS・ ①) You ( by / have / should / your script / a / checked ) naiVe speakerr (2) My German was poor, but 1 (mysel / make / was / to / nderstood / able ) on my FMD. (3) Walking along the hallway, 1 ( on / Cathy / heard / her / talking ) smartphone. (④ ( made / was / Paul / to / the classroom / clean ) for being 1ate. Fill in the blanks to complete the sentenceS. (1) 自転車のタイヤがパンクした. 自転車店で直してもらおう. My bicycle got a flat tire. TII( ) (( ) fixed at a bicycle shop. (2②) 私たちはパネリストたちが日本の景気動向について議論するのを聞いた. We ( ) to the panelists ( ) Japanese economic performance. (3) ケイが格下の選手に負かきれるのを初めて見た. For the first tme, I saw Kei ( ) ( ) s lowerranked player (④) 彼女は自分の意思に反して, その問題の処理にあたらされた. She was ( ) (6 ) deal with the problem against her will お あま

7段落の下から2行目のwouldって仮定法ですか？ ただの推量かと思ったんですが、どう解釈すればよいでしょうか？

Weでhon they hayve hardh begun to talk. の へ QOS Porf 4> * る 7.We の 避 Sinhr to language differences、each culture has its ownw ha way to non-vYerbally express social messages such as “Lets 25. be 折jends、 1m sorry.。 asd “Thank you.1 For exdnple、 和mn Vnam、 こん one of the ways to espress obedience is to stand up an stare 日 at the Speaker gith your arinSacrosSedナ In Mapan、on UNg other <: と pand. you would ]ower your head, 1ook down、 anQ holQ your hands in front of you. obe Wu Understanding the importance ot non-verbal laneuasge Qoes ge is less importanmt.

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Pronoun + Verb + Adverb - Johnson is a good teacher. | My brothers are fast eater。 My mother is a careful driver. IMy sisters are good cooks. 古hat teacher jS an interesting speaker.

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LESSON 3 較 空所に入る最も適当なものをadから 1 つずつ選べ. (宮?点) oss[ 7 You probably know that the modern Japanese language has hundreds of English 1oan words一words that Japanese have ( 1 ) from English and adapted to fit into their own language. For English speakers, tracing these words back totheir ( 2 ) ijS not very dificult。 For example, “sukejuuru" is the ( 3 ) ofthe English “schedule." and "intaanetto" is “Internet.” Since loan words like these have become part of native Japanese speakers'everyday vocabulary, there is( 4 )chance that they will stop using them, However。 there are many loan words that have remained unfamiliar to Japanese. To help ( 5 ) with this problem, one national institute drew up a list of Japanese terms for difficult loan words. One of the loan words on the list is "yunibaasaru dezain'(universal design)。 Since this word has not ( 6 ) root,the institute came up with another expression in Japanese with the same meaning: “bannin-muke sekkei" (⑪) a. borrowed b. found c. imitated d. studied (⑫ aconcept b. idea c. origin d. reason ⑬ a. equal b equality cequation dequivalent (0 a. few b. little Cc. several d. some (⑮) a. concern b. deal c. handle d. treat (6) a. grown b. got Cc. made dtaken 【南山大 改】

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LESSON 3 較 空所に入る最も適当なものをadから 1 つずつ選べ. (宮?点) oss[ 7 You probably know that the modern Japanese language has hundreds of English 1oan words一words that Japanese have ( 1 ) from English and adapted to fit into their own language. For English speakers, tracing these words back totheir ( 2 ) ijS not very dificult。 For example, “sukejuuru" is the ( 3 ) ofthe English “schedule." and "intaanetto" is “Internet.” Since loan words like these have become part of native Japanese speakers'everyday vocabulary, there is( 4 )chance that they will stop using them, However。 there are many loan words that have remained unfamiliar to Japanese. To help ( 5 ) with this problem, one national institute drew up a list of Japanese terms for difficult loan words. One of the loan words on the list is "yunibaasaru dezain'(universal design)。 Since this word has not ( 6 ) root,the institute came up with another expression in Japanese with the same meaning: “bannin-muke sekkei" (⑪) a. borrowed b. found c. imitated d. studied (⑫ aconcept b. idea c. origin d. reason ⑬ a. equal b equality cequation dequivalent (0 a. few b. little Cc. several d. some (⑮) a. concern b. deal c. handle d. treat (6) a. grown b. got Cc. made dtaken 【南山大 改】

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LESSON 3 較 空所に入る最も適当なものをadから 1 つずつ選べ. (宮?点) oss[ 7 You probably know that the modern Japanese language has hundreds of English 1oan words一words that Japanese have ( 1 ) from English and adapted to fit into their own language. For English speakers, tracing these words back totheir ( 2 ) ijS not very dificult。 For example, “sukejuuru" is the ( 3 ) ofthe English “schedule." and "intaanetto" is “Internet.” Since loan words like these have become part of native Japanese speakers'everyday vocabulary, there is( 4 )chance that they will stop using them, However。 there are many loan words that have remained unfamiliar to Japanese. To help ( 5 ) with this problem, one national institute drew up a list of Japanese terms for difficult loan words. One of the loan words on the list is "yunibaasaru dezain'(universal design)。 Since this word has not ( 6 ) root,the institute came up with another expression in Japanese with the same meaning: “bannin-muke sekkei" (⑪) a. borrowed b. found c. imitated d. studied (⑫ aconcept b. idea c. origin d. reason ⑬ a. equal b equality cequation dequivalent (0 a. few b. little Cc. several d. some (⑮) a. concern b. deal c. handle d. treat (6) a. grown b. got Cc. made dtaken 【南山大 改】

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LESSON 3 較 空所に入る最も適当なものをadから 1 つずつ選べ. (宮?点) oss[ 7 You probably know that the modern Japanese language has hundreds of English 1oan words一words that Japanese have ( 1 ) from English and adapted to fit into their own language. For English speakers, tracing these words back totheir ( 2 ) ijS not very dificult。 For example, “sukejuuru" is the ( 3 ) ofthe English “schedule." and "intaanetto" is “Internet.” Since loan words like these have become part of native Japanese speakers'everyday vocabulary, there is( 4 )chance that they will stop using them, However。 there are many loan words that have remained unfamiliar to Japanese. To help ( 5 ) with this problem, one national institute drew up a list of Japanese terms for difficult loan words. One of the loan words on the list is "yunibaasaru dezain'(universal design)。 Since this word has not ( 6 ) root,the institute came up with another expression in Japanese with the same meaning: “bannin-muke sekkei" (⑪) a. borrowed b. found c. imitated d. studied (⑫ aconcept b. idea c. origin d. reason ⑬ a. equal b equality cequation dequivalent (0 a. few b. little Cc. several d. some (⑮) a. concern b. deal c. handle d. treat (6) a. grown b. got Cc. made dtaken 【南山大 改】

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LESSON 3 較 空所に入る最も適当なものをadから 1 つずつ選べ. (宮?点) oss[ 7 You probably know that the modern Japanese language has hundreds of English 1oan words一words that Japanese have ( 1 ) from English and adapted to fit into their own language. For English speakers, tracing these words back totheir ( 2 ) ijS not very dificult。 For example, “sukejuuru" is the ( 3 ) ofthe English “schedule." and "intaanetto" is “Internet.” Since loan words like these have become part of native Japanese speakers'everyday vocabulary, there is( 4 )chance that they will stop using them, However。 there are many loan words that have remained unfamiliar to Japanese. To help ( 5 ) with this problem, one national institute drew up a list of Japanese terms for difficult loan words. One of the loan words on the list is "yunibaasaru dezain'(universal design)。 Since this word has not ( 6 ) root,the institute came up with another expression in Japanese with the same meaning: “bannin-muke sekkei" (⑪) a. borrowed b. found c. imitated d. studied (⑫ aconcept b. idea c. origin d. reason ⑬ a. equal b equality cequation dequivalent (0 a. few b. little Cc. several d. some (⑮) a. concern b. deal c. handle d. treat (6) a. grown b. got Cc. made dtaken 【南山大 改】

高1の文型についての質問です 左側の写真が説明してるページで、右側が問題です 特に、1、2、3、5がよく分かりません 答えがないのと、授業ではまだやってません（宿題です） よろしくお願いしますm(_ _)m

*生邊= ー_) We Ps 国旧1 5 還第4 文型 回第5文悪 国 aa 1 Kumi sings well、 2 Niy sunt ives in this toWn- 3 Thereis acatunder the table. (@) 第1文型 主語(S) 動過(W) : TS は一する」 (も) 主芽(S) と動詞(V)だけで意味が成り つが, たいていは修飾語がつく AIy aunt lives in this toWn・ ii し 修盆開。lives(動再)を修飾しでいる )一がある〔いる]〕」という意味 (c) There is【are] ー+場所を表す語句)の文は, MCご い織隊 回 =Key'Sentences 4 Tam a student. 5 Ken looks happy. 6 Niy brother became a teacher. ーーーーーーーーー (8) 第2文型(主語(S) 動詞(V) 補語(C)〉 : f 8はである〔になる]」 (b) 主語と動詞だけでは意味が成り立たないので, 補語(C)を必要とする。 We are students- 主語(we) 補語(students)の関係 ー第 2 文型を作る動詞- 9 C ・ be動詞 (一である) (c) 第2 文王の補語は主語を説明している。 ・become、 get( (9) 補語になるのは (代)名詞, 形容詞など。 ポさ SO He became a teacher. (名詞) Itgotdark. (形容詞) 8 と人 7 Tom plays soccer very well. 8 Iwantanew bicycle. 9 Iinvited him to the party. 人a 第3文型 (主語(S)寺動詞(V) 目的語(0)) :「S は 0 を-する」 Tom plays soccer. し 動肌が表す動作 状態の対象になる語。 SS ャ O (5) 月的証になるのは, 名詞代名調、または名詞 名詞の働きをする語・句・節一 の働きをする語・句・移。 動名詞 Tlike swimming. | 、 Tant a new bicycle、(名詞) 不定詞 Iiike to swim. Tinvited him to the party、(代名詞) 名調節 1thinkthat he is busy. 1 know who he is.