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Exercise 1 Put the words in brackets in the correct place in the sentences. A 2) The frog was still in the bucket. [alive] 1) This is the story in today's newspaper. [main] 4) The book was written by the Prime Minister. [late] 3) Is there anything with the brakes? [wrong] 5) Because of the lack of sunny days, the crops are this year. [late] 6) She is to buy the jewelry. [ certain ] vakanteng gob you boallow sal berengued egnida synku? 7) That festival takes place in a town in Tohoku. [ certain ]RI RETAS 8) What do you think of the government? [present] 9) He was at the birth of his son. [ present ] 10) This river is about 200 meters there. [wide] A We need someone to carry out this research. [ suitable] 12) You should not leave your child in the car. [alone ] 13) Always keeping my room is not easy for me. [clean] Het be 2 Put the words in the correct order to complete the sentences. One of the words given is unnecessary. →AB slurp Ai 7 Day ini yhatid bougs 3) party. 4) 1) [feeling / may / you / lonely / only / bé ] but you are not alone. 2) Will [be / convenient / Wednesday / you/ are/for]? was/ old friends/ meet/glad/he/it/to/his] at the / are/ for 12 [possible / are/is/you/it/to/ for ] attend the meeting? buque qulog dieu | () 5) [for/to/you/it/ stay / necessary / here /is/are ].meldeinftab liw-W 6) [to / sorry / mother / was/my/it/ hear ] the news. berini awono on yliqqall ek 7 the po 3 Bu Fill in the blanks to complete the sentences. 1) I usually drink coffee ( . (何も入れないで飲む) REM 2) I have a ( 3) She stayed in the best room ( 4) Grandma isn't ( 5) He lay ( brother. (20歳の兄がいる))) teomis sH Q ei seion dT O →AB in the hotel. (そのホテルで利用できる最高の部屋に滞在した) (read small letters without glasses. (眼鏡なしでは読めない) ) half the night worrying about her daughter's future. (Tut Put it into English - Context writing - 1) 富士山は私たちにとって単なる山ではない。 (mere) It is a symbol of Japan. 2)その山は高さ3,776メートルの火山だ。 (a volcano) 3) 夏のある特定の期間, 山頂に多くの登山者を見つけるだろう。 (the mountaintop) 4) その山に登るときは、夏でも暖かい衣類を持っていくことが不可欠だ。(clothing) 5) 何か温かい飲み物を持っていくほうがよい。 FACTBOOK Tips 41 F p.426 形容詞は kind (親切な), busy (忙しい)などといった典型的なものばかりではありません。英語は位置のことばです。 前後に配置すれば典型的な形容詞でなくても形容詞として機能します。 (a) customer satisfaction (顧客満足),(b) mac translation (R), (c) English-speaking countries (4), (d) written English (U の現在分詞 過去分詞はもちろん, (a)(b)のような名詞も形容詞として使うことができるのです。

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(1) address I haven't seen Mikiko for nearly three months. I wish she ( 1 was being (2) were 3 would be hy don't you 4 The subway station can be () in ten minutes from my 190 1 gotten 2 arrived 3 reached ) here now. house. (4) would have been 〈慶應義塾大〉 Sotsit) bluco 4 taken <南山大

TOEICの問題なのですが、 13.A 14.D 15.Cであっていますか？

Part 2 Text Completion You will read a short text. Each one has three spaces where a word, phrase, or sentence is missing. For each space, choose the best answer to complete the text. Dear Ben, Thank you very much for your-(13)-. I am sorry but the day trip to Stonehenge is already full. - (14) —, the half-day city tour is still available. - (15) —. Thanks. Molly Brown Desmond Tours Ltd. 13. (A) order Ⓒ (B) help (C) inquiry (D) advice 14. (A) Also (B) Hence (C) Although (D) However O TRIADA SU TIEN 3314 BAS-888-0020 JOT 15. (A) Please let me know what you want to do. (B) To Stonehenge, it will take more than six hours by bus. (C) I've got your order. (D) Did you have a wonderful time? moof sten viisa A B A C D B C TOEIC Bridge® A) (B C 2 Travel D 15

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) to hear that there were no concert tickets available any longer. 3. disappointed 2. disappointing of 5. disappointedly (12) It was ( 1. disappointment 4. to disappoint (13) We are going to try that (t) on the corner this weekend. 1. new opening restaurant 2. newly opened restaurant 3. restaurant new opened 4. restaurant of new opening (14) My parents complained that my hair was too long, so I had to ( 1. my cut hair have 2. my hair have cut 4. have my hair cut 5. cut my hair have gr (15) Most of the audience couldn't understand my English. In It was difficult for me to make ( 1. me understand 4. myself understanding = ). 2. me understanding 5. my understanding (日本 3. have my cut hair 3. myself understood (16) The classroom was so noisy that Tom couldn't hear his name ( ). 1. being called 2. call 3. calling 4. was called (日本女 [30 (大東文 (大東〕 (

whichが示している部分などはわかるのですが、 which readers can agree~が挿入句であると言える理由がわからず、 「しかしながら~必要があるが、」という前半部分の訳にwhich以降の訳を続けてしまいました。 どのように間違っているのか教えていただき... 続きを読む

設問3 However, readers also have to be able to infer meanings that are not explicitly stated, but which readers can agree are available, though hidden, in the text. ◆修飾を除くと readers have to be able to infer meanings 「読み手は意味を推測で きなければならない」 というのがこの文の骨格。 meanings を修飾しているのが2つの関係代名詞節。 1つ目が that are not explicitly stated 「はっきりとは述べられていない」。 2つ目が which readers can agree are available, though hidden, in the text 「隠さ れてはいるが文章から読み取れると読み手が同意できる」 である。 関係詞の直後に readers can agree という節が挿入されている連鎖関係代名詞と呼ばれる形である が,その部分を除くと which are available (, though hidden,) in the text 「(隠さ れてはいるが) 文章から読み取れる」 となる。 available は 「入手できる, 得られる」 という意味だが,この場合 「意味が得られ る」 つまり 「読み取れる」 ということ。 ・挿入句 though hidden は、 接続詞に続く <主語 + be 動詞〉 が省略されたもの。 以上の構造を図示すると以下のようになる。 However, readers also have to be able to infer S V meanings 10 ↑関係代名詞節 that are not explicitly stated, S' 'V' but which readers can agree are available, though (主語 + be 動詞) hidden, in the text. |S"| V" 省略 ■語句 infer ｢~を推測する」 explicitly 「明示的に, はっきりと」 state 「~を述〜 る」

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(12) It was ( ) to hear that there were no concert tickets available any longer. 3. disappointed 2. disappointing 5. disappointedly 1. disappointment 4. to disappoint (13) We are going to try that ( 1. new opening restaurant 3. restaurant new opened on the corner this weekend. 2. newly opened restaurant 4. restaurant of new opening

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The problem with such criticism, however, is that it fails to address the clear distinction between professional skill and craft. Admitting that this difference exists is crucial. Before the 17th century, it can be argued, there was little difference between the master craftsman and the professional artist. The work of both was created for, and judged by, society as a whole. However, during the age of European expansion a class of professional artists gradually emerged. Their work was not aimed at, or designed to be under- stood by, the ordinary citizen. It was created to suit the tastes and experiences of the ruling class. The "language" they used in their paintings was the language spoken by an elite. Only the elite could "judge" a work of art. Only they could "read" it properly. For over two centuries, therefore, craft-that is, self-taught or local skills-became the poor man's art; it was not considered worthy of discussion by the rich and powerful.

英文和訳、おかしな所がないか見ていただきたいです。 当時は娯楽が少なかったせいもあるが、週に1度は欠かさず映画館に足を運んだものだった。 At that time, though because of little amusement, I used to go to t... 続きを読む