この問題の解説で大切な部分は何処か教えて欲しいです🙏

Part 2 Reading 実 践/演習 次の英文を読んで,a~eについて本文の内容と一致するものを①~③の中から1つずつ選びなさ loog sui 1 い。 I have to make a speech in the next Englishi class. I decided to talk about my own town, so I started looking for good stories about it. First I used the Internet and entered the name of the town. I thought I could get a lot of good information very quickly, but I couldn't. There were some homepages about my town, but I found some were wrong and others were the stories we all already knew. Next I went to the library. I tried to find useful books. but again I couldn't. I asked the He said, “Sorry, we have few, man at the counter if there were any books about the town. but what do you want to know ?” So I explained to him about my speech. Then he said, 1 can tell you all the things I know about our town.”. He has lived here for sixty years and knows a lot about the town. Ilearned many things from him. I will be able to give an interesting speech. la 1elg la 0a speech 出 6angalaateland oaery ご愛a.I began to collect {2 the information about my town. 人丈さ 具 ふこ Sn aF13 an English class の d e 言0no woRO時 hatuhdy s 下ab. I got{ 2 a lot of } useful stories from the Internet.dh 内 が enjoyed tal③ good oticO ( heis lem in his garden. "They often made jokes with each other しhish 液 O1"Do you know about my speech ?"npdea Shis ffc.I said to the man in the library, {2 “Do you know about the town ?" lske lODo you have any books about the town ?" byでda 戻りでFO he had lived in the town for a long time. ad. The man knew about the town well because { 2 he worked for the library. by plane. 土制効 人(O the Internet. 3 he learned many things from the books. パーモーエニ e. I will make a good speech thanks to { 2 the books in the library. で ドンに行 ③ the man in the library. れ ヒント thanks to ~は 「~のおかげで」。良いスピーチができそうなのは何(誰) のおかげ? おます で い場 の 下 ム ま合 stwals

この下線部の英文は、「彼女がパイロットになりたいという思いを強くしたのは、ほとんど大人になってからだったのだ。」なんですが、どこに思いを強くしたと書かれているんですか？

Interestingly, when she first saw airplanes at a fair when she was a child, she wasn tuiat excited, and wasn't until she was almost an adulthat she really became sure that she wanted to become a pilot. She started flying in the late 1920s. She became well known in the 1930s/and had many

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分詞構文の見抜き方についての質問です。 説明の中に「almostの前にbeingを補うと良い。」 と書いてあるのですが、とりあえず「副詞句っぽいなー」と思ったらbeingを置いて考えるのがベストなんですかね⁇ 個々の文法問題だけならまだしも、長文の中でも一目で見抜く方法な... 続きを読む

447 0 1 Superman, almost invulnerable and able to fly through the air, is the last survivor of the planet Krypton. (スーパーマンは, ほとんど不死身で空を飛ぶこともできる, クリプトン星の最後の生存 標準

ピンクの線を引いたところにおけるmore than がどのような役割をしているのかがわかりません。よろしくお願いします。

parallei wiui uiv Jull ししu u。 The travel guide had made a big deal of the fact that the airport was built on o completely man-made island in the middle of Osaka Bay, It also mentioned that a lot of the fill was local garbage and Mike wondered if any of it had been found floating in the sea. While Mike drew parallels between Onogoro and Kansai Airport, he hoped the (atter was made of more than a drop of water off the blade of a spear, as the plane was now no higher than a few metres above the runway. The plane landed with a gentle bump and a ア(26) roar as the airbrakes slowed the plane's speed, before it taxied on to the terminal. lined un ア(27) to pass in front

なぜここは見るなのに、seenとなっているのですか？

(1) My mother is cleaning the kitchen singinga song. (2) Seen from the plane, the island looks like a ship. (1) 母は歌を歌いながら, 台所のそうじをしている。 テ (2) 飛行機から見ると, その島は船のように見える。 子

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(1) (Read) in the dark room is harmful to the eyes. (2) Many foreigners love (eat) sushi. (3) My favorite sport is (climb) mountains. (4) Iam afraid of (fly) in an airplane. (5) Is (speak) English difficult?

英語の文法問題ですが、難しくてわかりません。 解説は簡単でもいいので答えてくださると嬉しいです。 よろしくお願いします。

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