17行目のtheirは神ということですか？教えて頂きたいです。よろしくお願いいたします。

10 The energies of conquest were not merely more efficient technologies. The European settlers used technological advantages for personal benefit. They viewed - the land as a source of commodities as raw material waiting for transformation 心理学 Although the psychology of the settlers varied considerably, according to class, religion, and nation of origin, most of them shared a set of beliefs that led to *4* 15 expansionism. They believed in the Biblical *injunction to be fruitful and multiply, 集めよ揃えよ and they believed that they were to use their talents to the maximum to develop the 摂理 land, which *divine providence had placed in their hands. They saw the Native *REV Americans as *heathens who had failed to utilize the New World, which to Europeans orld, wh seemed a wilderness. The technological differences between Native and European C 実証する。 o cultures appeared to demonstrate the superiority of the newcomers. Machines xoa 新しくもののが優れていること increasingly would become the measure of man, and the very energies of conquest (3) seemed to justify the victory. RS 1月

並び替え問題の4番についてです。 not only was he　は動詞を前に出すことで強調していると思うのですが、　not only he was　ではだめな理由を教えてください。

4. Not only (was he) a businessperson, but he was also well (known as a scientist). 5. Don't take this medicine when you drive as it (may cause you to feel drowsy). 6. Brenda was (asked if she would run for) president of the student council. 7. The comedy was so funny that Cheryl (couldn't help but laugh until she) cried.

Whether から始まる文のthe greater the playのところでbe動詞が省略されているのはなぜですか？

Whether you read comedy or tragedy, you will find that the greater the play, the more fully you share the emotions and reactions of the (=) characters. Since literature is concerned chiefly with true human emotions, it focuses on values that are really significant. (B) Careful reading of good plays) deepens your sympathy for people and makes you perceive your kinship with them. 0 V+0 気づく 結びって出題校 明治学院) PILZI

英検準二級、英作の添削をしていただきたいです ↓ Q Do you think libraries should have more books events for children . I think libraries should have more... 続きを読む

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意味上 ■ 上 3 「性 文頭 問4 次の(1)~(3) の各文の( 語を,下の語群から選び, 書きなさい。 ★☆☆(1) You will succeed ( if ) you work hard. していた ★☆★☆ (2) It will be dark (before) we get to the hotel. ★☆☆(3) It is certain that ) he will tell the truth. に入れるのに最も適当な R that / since / before / until / if 問5 次の(1)~(5) の日本語に合うように,( の語を適 当な形になおしなさい。 ★★☆(1) コンサートが終わったら,すぐに電話をください。 Please call me at once when the concert (be) over. ★★☆(2) ここでタバコを吸うと罰せられます。 You'll be punished if you (smoke) here. (3) 彼が来月ニューヨークに行くというのは本当です か? Is it true that he (go) to New York next month? ★★★(4) たとえ彼が来ても、私は彼に会いません。 Even if he (come ), I will not see him. ★★☆ (5) 母が留守の間、 私は妹の世話をしなければならない でしょう。 (1)( (3) ( (5) ( is is going TS I'll have to take care of my sister while myis uny blue Hey mother (be) out. act ｢演じる｣ art 「芸術」 bank 「(銀行)」 learn 「(学習)」 (music) 「音楽」 novel 「(小説)」 sail 「(船) を操る」 Sunsidong sandW(): dat ) (2) ( smoke ) (4) ( comes ヒント 問4 (1) 「一生懸命に働けば成 功するでしょう。」 (2) 「私たちがホテルに着 く前に、暗くなるだろ う。」 (3) 「きっと彼は本当のこ とを言うでしょう｡」 副詞節ではなく, 名詞節。 - ヒント 問5 (1) <時> を表す副詞節の 中。 (2) <条件> を表す副詞節の 中。 (3) ｢~ということは｣とい う名詞節の中。 (4) <条件> を表す副詞節の 中。 (5) <時> を表す副詞節の 中。 A ABOX 語い問題―「人」を表す語に注意 -er, -or, -ist, -an 問6 次に挙げる単語は,左の列の語からできた語が右の列に示してある。 ( )に単語を, )」には日本語の意味を書きなさい。 また、 組み合わせになる単語同士の点と点を 線で結びなさい。 I'RGO INT Blak oh voy blunト ) 981510 banker 「銀行家｣ hovelist) 「小説家」 learner 「学習者」 (actor) 「俳優」 sailor) 「水夫」 ・artist 「(芸術家)」 • musician 「(音楽家)」

合ってるか見てください！↓ (1)I must have left (2)She may have been (3)The comedy duo cannot have won (4)You should have come

Hints Warm-Up Exercises 適切な助動詞を用いて文の骨格を作る 日本語に合うように, 文の主語と動詞(助動詞 0 1 を含む)を下線部に書き入れ, 文を完成しなさい。 (1) 宿題がカバンの中にない。私はきっと家に置いてきてしまったにちがいない。 I can't find my homework in my bag. it at home. (2) ジェーンは間違えてメールを送ってきた。彼女は急いでいたのかもしれない。 Jane sent me an email by mistake. in a hurry. (3) そのお笑いコンビがお笑いグランプリで優勝したはずがない。面白くないから。 お笑いコンビ G comedy duo the Comedy Grand Prix. お笑いグランプリ the Comedy Grand Prix They are not funny. (4) 君も中学校の同窓会に来たら良かったのに。楽しかったよ。 to the junior high school reunion. 同窓会 Greunion It was fun. itw taim ておくべきだった Sham 1

英作文の問題です。 4番が分かる方がいれば教えていただきたいです。

He is ( aoて a scholar ( )(much ) ( Tvos an as )a writer. 2その映画は悲劇というよりも喜劇だ。 〈摂南大) The movie was (atragedy / much / so / as / not ) a comedy. (much a Tragedy as. S0 3ケンは学者というよりも実業家だ。 Ins Va om eamid gvit 〈青山学院大) Ken is not s0 mucn a scholar as businessman Q 4大切なのは人が何を言うかではなく, 何をするかということである。 〈日本大) It's not what they do that counts. 53

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どれが自然かという質問で3が自然と言われました。文法では原型の方がいいと思うのですが、どうして、ingが好まれるのでしょうか？

【喜劇の天才】 a genluS of comedy 【苦もなくて】 have 10 difficulty 一-ing / Ndit.eaSV 0 【何時間も人を笑わせ続ける】 make+人+laugh tor hOUrS / keept人+ laughing 先生の説明 ) (質問) 下の①②③どれが一番自然な英語か? (= 部分は、Will ① Tom made the audience laugh. = This suggests that the audience found Tom fanny ② Tom had the audience laugh. audience was prommpted to 1aug ③ Tom had {he audience laughing [面白い本や映画】 interesting bookS OrImOV1eS 回明細EEESESS 4 ーーム / charp = This suggests that the = This suggests that the audience foundl himn VerY fummn)

これって要約するとなんて書いてありますか？

Comedian Ken Shimnura des after coromavirus imfectlOm KKen Shimura、 a veteran slapstick comedian and member of rock m* roli band and comedy group The JDrrfters. a household name in Ja- pan in the 1970s and 1980s, died of pneunonia caused by the new coronavirus IMarch 29, his agency said March 30. He was 70. .。 Shnmura was hospitalized on March 20 after developing a fever and being diagnosed with severe pneurmonia. He fested positive for (he virus on March 23, becoming the frst Japanese entertainment fgure to announce an infection. 人A native of Tokyo's Higashimu- rayama, Shimura, whose real name Was Yasunori Shimura, replaced Chu Arai in The Drifters in 1974 after graduating from high school. Formed by the late actor Cho- Suke Ikariya and four other men in 1964, the group, which opened for the Beatles in Japan in 1966, be- came one Of the biggest successes in Japanese comedy history. Shimura rose to promminence aE ter starring in the group*s prime- tme television slapstick comedy Show 刀2c/が2Zyo ZZezzzzs/zzgo/ .半 (Z7s 8 o c/ocん gsse77の/ら ev@のの767) ]launched in 1969. He was later known for perforrmm- ing Popular characters such as Baka Tonosama (stupid lord) and Henna Ojisan (weird man) on TV. He also had led his theater troupe Shimmura- kon (Shimura spiri《) since 2006. At the time of his death, he Was starring in 7e7zso7/ S7z72z7の のoの7 がze7 (ezz4s/ S7が277の Zoo) and other TV shows, and was sched- uled to start Working in April on a movie based on the book 77,e 7ze 4のove 娘e 7777e. (Kyodo) wA六