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I agree that all people should be able to enter museums for free. Bitt (''¢ I have two reasons to surpport this opinion. & The first reason is that it is important for us. to go to the museum. Going to enter museums cotributes to learn enviroment, and as a result we studying around the world in enviromet ploblems. 75 well with our The second reason is that we get along family because we see dinosaur fossils and iNe can talk Tabout them. 23 For these reasons mentioned above. 5 I belive that all people should be able to entervill museums for free, 13 9733122

Aの1,2,3はこれで合ってますか？ 間違えていたら教えて下さい🙇‍♀️

2 Grammar Future with will, may, and might) 4.23 You can use will to give facts or predictions about the future. adol Looking ahead UNIT 12 Extra practice p. 151 To show you are not 100% sure about the future, you can use may and might. I'll be 65 in June. It'll be expensive to travel around Europe. The baby will keep us busy! It won't be easy to find a job. I'll = / will won't = will not I may go on for a master's degree. I might not be able to afford it. You can also use will with expressions like I guess, I think, maybe, and probably. We'll probably take some time off from work. Maybe we'll move to Arizona. Avoid will to talk about plans or decisions already made. Use the present continuous or be going to. I'm going to Europe next year. I'm going to visit Paris. (NOT I will go to Europe next year. I will visit Paris.) Common errors A Circle the correct options in the conversations below. Compare and practice in groups of three. 1. A What are you going to do at the end of this course? B. I'm not sure. I guess I take /I'll take another course. C I don't know. I'm going to / I may travel abroad with my brother. He thinks his classes might / can finish early this year, so we might / will be able to go in May. Don't use can for predictions. Use may or might. I may go away for vacation. (NOT I can go away for vacation.) 2. A Are your friends going away for vacation next summer? B Well, they're all going to do / will all do different things. One friend is going / will go to Istanbul. I'd love to go, too, but I don't know. I won't / I might not be able to afford it. C Four of my friends will / may be 21, so we're having have a big party. It's going to be fun. 3. A Are you going to look for a new job next year? B Actually, I just got a new job. I'll / I'm going to work for the local newspaper. How about you? C I don't know. I think I'm studying / I'll study for a certificate in nutrition. I mean, I'll / I may probably go back to school because I'm pretty sure I won't / might not get a job. Give your own answers. Who has interesting plans?

ここのeach ってなんであるんですか？どういうニュアンス？なんでしょう？

例5 世界の各都市で美術館巡りをしていて,妙なことに気がつい た。 直訳して, each city of the world とやると、文字どおり 「世界のあらゆる 都市」となりますが、 常識的に考えてそんなには行けません。 「世界で私が訪 れたそれぞれの都市で」 と限定します。 While going to art museums in each of the cities I visited around the world, I realized a strange thing.

この日本語訳あっていますか？

英文解釈 2②1 The mysterious Japanese smile should be understood in the context of the social situation. When a Japanese commuter misses a busy he smiles if there are other people on the site / but he curses if there is nobody around. ( 関西学院大 ) 日本人の神秘的な笑顔は社会状況の中で理解さ れるべきだ。日本の通勤者がバスを逃すとき、この敷 地内に他の人がいれば微笑み、誰もいなければ 罵声を浴びせる。 メモ commuter….. 通勤者 misse…逃す onthe site.… への敷地内に curse….呪い、ののしる、罵声を浴びせる。

4行目のthe moreの部分がsvがなくて文になっていないのですがこのような形はあり得るのでしょうか？

1885 4881 1880 1888 1801 1800 T Superbugs 1882 A British government study has shown that infections caused by $ drug-resistant bacteria-those that cannot be controlled by antibiotics-kill about 700,000 people worldwide annually. By 2050, this number could rise to over 10 million. "It's just a fact of evolution-the more antibiotics that are around, the more bacteria has been exposed to antibiotics, the more opportunity they have to acquire these resistances," explains Sarah Fortune, a professor of immunology and infectious diseases at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. Although these drug-resistant bacteria, known as "superbugs," are found around the world, India is considered to have the biggest problem because the factors that encourage superbugs are extensive and widespread in that country. TOOS

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[ ] の動詞を適切な形にして使い, 下線部を補いなさい。 (1) If you (2) If I (3) If it (4) If I (27) 同じ A B a brother, what would you do together? [have ] her phone number, I could call her right away. [know] OLDU the fol a nice day tomorrow, I will go cycling around the lake. [be] you, I would follow his advice. [be] **

問四はどれが入りますか？

4 I wanted to sign up for a gym membership, but I never got ( 3 by 4 1 around 2 away ) to doing it. in 5 Sixty has long been considered a typical retirement age. However, many people

線が引いてある「a flat of」の意味が良く分かりません…どなたか教えてほしいです…！

5 without touching a keyboar 1 Much of what we eat today comes to our tables from other areas. Today, 1) walking ruch of wil through the aisles of a grocery store is almost like taking a trip around the world: strawberries from Chile and *Asian pears are available in the middle of winter. Americans have come to expect constant variety in their diet, wherever they live, whatever the time of year. This means we must often import our food from around the world. It is important to understand how this affects our Earth. 2 When food has to travel great distances, it is not just *shipping that is expensive; the environmental impact is also costly. For example, the true cost of transporting *a flat of strawberries from Chile to a grocery store in the United States must also take into account the *manpower, *fossil fuel consumption, and *carbon emissions. 3 The phrase "food miles" means the number of miles a product must travel in order to reach the consumer. A flat of strawberries from Chile *shipped to Ohio has traveled more "food miles" than a flat from California. Measuring food impact on the Earth must also take into account weather (strawberries grown in *hothouses have a bigger *carbon footprint than those grown in sunlight) and transportation type (*ocean freighters use less fuel than aircraft). "Food miles" are a rough but crucial calculation el than airc #5082 5) of the environmental impact of our foods. They can help us assess the full costs of our food choices.msdt gaidonot juodliw 21slugmos seu 240 words) aid ovom of oly boldeas and colorife) bosheidque ed gain a lobizoi erotuomos llamadiw abrudbed gansow 」である.

この五番って、やくかいてないのに見るを過去形にするのってどういう決まりですか？どちらでもいいんですか？

(3)/Mika (heared) her name ) in the waiting room of the hospital. Linda (eft) me (waiting) for an hour at the station yesterday. 5) We (See ) a man (diving) into the river to save the drowning boy. San 文の空所に下の語群の動詞を1度ずつ適切な形にして使い, 適切な語を補って、対話文を完成させなさい。 [leave / wait] [see / dive]

④createの適切な形がcreatingなんですけどなんでそうなるのか教えてほしいです！

ANAS A Reflection on My Trip Receiving help from many people, I was able to travel around the world. I noticed that kind people did not hesitate to speak to someone in trouble. hesitate, but I this courage can change mindset. Anyone can Let's imagine that you are on a 3(crowd) train. A passenger nearby looks sick. What will you do? You may hope you ask, "Are you OK?" It is important that you have the courage to talk to people. I believe that the world. As I experienced during my trip, "barrier-free" is not only about facilities, but also about people's contribute 4 create ) a barrier-free society. #