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カーシェアリングとは, どのd 1 From the beginning of this century。 one sociali been spreading in many countries. It is the act of sharing Tn the last century、 people wanted to own many things一 cars,、 houses, and convenient electric appliances. Some people actually did not need to buy such things, but they did @ buy them. In this ntury。 however。 more and more people have started to shi 1 ne such example. It is a httle different : als. With car rentals、 a person just s the service. With car sharing, on the other and, people become members of a sharing service, and take turns using shared carS。

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1枚目の写真の英文から2枚目のQ&Aの答え方を教えていただきたいです🙇🏻

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海外からくる高校生に学校を紹介する。プレゼンか案内かどちらがいいか？ 案内をする 実際に訪れることによって自分の目でみて学校内を知ることができるから Because they can know inside the school with them own eyes b... 続きを読む

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(4)の英文について このように棒線が２つも使われている英文は 左、真ん中、右に分けたらどの順番で訳していくのが良いのか？左、右、真ん中の順ですか？

= (第1段落 1) fn Hie。we often go through a lot of effort to get what we want 2) In fact werve created an entire economic model out of it。 3) Value is a balance of two things: how rewarding a particular | thing js and the efort a person must go through | to obfain 計 人 Both 。cost and reward depend on the ituation and the person 一 your goal ay ot be the same assomene elsers goal 一 as wrell as the particular challenges it takes to get there. 5) A lo of complex thought goes into weighing these fransactions, but that's just ife. 6) A new Study recentily published in the journal Sczezce suggests that we may actually start thinking this way before we can walk. 1) 人生において, 公むものを手に入れるために | 私たちはしばしばたいへんな友力をする。 (② 実 際、 私たちはそこから一貫した経済モアルを創り鼻 | してきた。 3) 価値とは2つのもののパランスで ある。 つまり, ある特定のちのがどれほど有益かと いうことと, それを手に入れるために人が偶やきな ゆればならないダカとのパラシスである ③ = ストと報本は両方も目林にたどりつくために取り 組むべき特定の課題次第であるが, また状況や個人 次第でもある。つまり, あなたの目標は他の誰かの | | 且探て同じではをいかるしれないという ことだ。 5) この 2 つの相互関係を比較検討するために多く の複雑な思考が入り込むが,、 それこそまさに和信生な のだ。 6) 私たちは歩けるようになる前に, 実際 このように考え始めているのかもしれないと、「サ イエンス』 誌上で最近発表された新しい研究が示唆 している。