すみません、長文の穴埋めがわからないのでどなたか教えてくれる方がいましたら心強いです！ (1)と(2)がわかりません。

Dear Patron, Thank you for your contribution to the Sunset Maritime Museum. Our efforts to pass on our rich seacoast history to the next generation have been a phenomenal success. We were able to raise more than $60,000 this past year. There are many projects in progress and more planned for the following year. several retired sea captains have been volunteering their time for live 2. storytelling sessions, which have been getting young people interested in boating and fishing. Consequently, we hope to exceed the amount of donations this coming year. An anonymous donor has contributed $20,000 to get the ball --3--.We are delighted about this, as we anticipate remodeling costs of $100,000. We understand that everyone's resources are limited, --a- we ask that you help us spread the word by forwarding this to your family, friends and associates. The Sunset Maritime Museum is a worthy cause. Since the museum reopened, the number of people staying and working in this town after high school, as well as those attending college and coming back here to work in family businesses has increased almost 10%. Help save our local heritage. Your help willbe appreciated for generations to come. SVBd (8) 1. (A) Actually, there were at least a dozen new projects involving seabirds. (B) On the other hand, we didn't finish the report to our shareholders in time. (C) Otherwise, there was no information about the matter that could be shared. 0ubeem.ol opiod (D) Nonetheless, we project we will need further funding to meet operating Costs. 46 00 2. (A) For example, (B) However, (C) Notwithstanding, (D) On the other hand, 3emit ynsm visil of beleva) evsdinrelbbne eus eit GAe 1w () の O0

問題をやったのですが絶対に違うと思うので直して欲しいです😭😭難しくてわからなかったので教えて欲しいです🙇‍♀️🙏

Exercise 3.2 Would, Used To, or Simple Past? Complete the article about life before electricity. Use used to or would and the verbs in parentheses, or use the simple past form of the verbs. Sometimes more than one answer is correct. Alessandro Volta_invented_(invent) the first battery in 1800. How_did people _use to live_ (live) in the days before electricity? Voltaic battery Most people Lused to burn (burn) oil lamps or candles for light. When it got cold, they_Used to make (make) open fires to keep warm. People _diolu'tot travel_(not travel) long distances. Most people only_would visit (visit) neighbors or nearby relatives. Before Volta's battery, many scientists_woud uot Think (not think) that electricity was useful. And in the early days of electricity, some people_(used to think (be) afraid of it. Some people (think) it was dangerous. They _Used ro be Lwould belleve (believe) that electricity had a bad effect on society. They even (10) Science and Society 63

間違えが10個あります。 教えてください。

On July, a Japanese friend named Toshi and I decided to climb Kitadake, who is Japan's second highest mountain. Knowing this wouldn't be easy 1I started training. I went jogging and swimming regularly to trying and prepare and was feeling fit and ready at the end of July. At the beginning of August, the number of Corona cases was increasing so unfortunately we had to change our plans. Toshi doesn't want to catch the bus from Kofu to the Suothern Alps because of the risk of Corona infection, so we stayed in Shizuoka prefecture. Yanbushi was a mountain, 2014 meters high. It is not far from Umegashima, which is famous for it's hot springs. Instead of Kitadake, we climbed Yanbushi. In August 10, we woke up early and drove to the starting point. It was the day after a typhoon had passed and a beautifull, clear morning in Shizuoka city. However when we arrived, it was very cloudy and it was raining lightly. After a three and a half hour climb we arrived at the summit. It rained most of the way but it wasn't so bad under the trees and actually kept us cool. It was a challenging and rewarding experience. Ithink exploring nature is a fun, healthy and interesting way to spent your free time. T have included a photo of my climb.

【お早めにご回答いただきたいです】こちらは1段落分の文章なのですが、これを並び替えて適切な文の順番に直すものです。何度か挑戦したのですが、どれもしっくりいかず、お答えいただけるとありがたいです。2枚目は自分で考えてみたものですがやはりしっくりきません、、、

There are several reasons. First, medical researchers have shown that secondhand smoke, that is, the smoke from other people's cigarettes, causes cancer and other health problems. Third, I'm slightly allergic to smoke; therefore, my nose stuffs up when I smell tobacco smoke. If the smoke were car exhaust or burning trash, we would put out the fire and open the windows to get rid of the smoke. Second, it stinks. The smoke drifts away from the smoker and fills the room. However, the right of people to breathe pure air must always be put before the right of smokers to pollute that air. Whenever I smell strong tobacco smoke when lI'm in an enclosed space such as a room, train, or aircraft, I begin to get angry. Even if l am not sitting close to the smoker, my hair and clothes pick up the smell. Aml saying that all smoking should be banned? Of course not. Smokers have a right to smoke.

2枚目の写真の上から3行目です。 なぜここでは waters と複数形になっていらのでしょうか？

Questions 65 through 67 refer to the following 問題65-67 は次の会話とレストランの勘定書に関するものです。 conversation and restaurant bill. すみません、ウエートレスさん。 改めて、私たちにとても早く料理を持っ てきてくれて、ありがとう。 私たちは余裕のないスケジュールでここに 来ました。というのも、間もなく乗ることになっている飛行機の便があ M Excuse me, waitress? Thanks again for getting our food to us so quickly. We came in here on a tight schedule, since Owe have that flight to catch soon. るんです。 w Glad I.could help. ®Just remember © take Route 36 to the'airport) ® There's a holiday parade today, so a lot of the other roads will be closed. お役に立ててうれしいです。 とにかく、空港へは 36号線を利用すると 覚えておいてください。 今日は祝日のパレードがあるので、ほかの多く の道路が閉鎖されるのです。 M Will do! Um, I laoked.over the bill you gave us. そうします。あの、あなたが私たちにくれた勘定書に目を通しました。 One small thing °| think there's been a sliaht bbs1つ些細なことですが、 総額にちょっとした間違いがあると思います。 私 mistake with the total. Could you fix that for us? たちのためにそれを訂正していただけますか。 照w Sure Um, you had pizzas salads and sandwiches beverages.you actually ordered were waterの And there shouldn't be any charge for that. かしこまりました。 えーと、お客様が召し上がったのは、ピザ、サラダ、 それからサンドイッチ…。 ああ、 分かりました、 そうですね、 お客様が 実際にご注文なさった唯一のお飲み物は水でした。 そして、それに対し て何も代金がかかるはずはありませんね。 Ah, I see Oright, the only Salads Sandwiches. Coffees Pizzas $15 $74 $6 $12 3 サラダ 15 ドル 2 サンドイッチ 14 ドル us- 3 コーヒー 6 ドル 2 ピザ 12 ドル TOTAL $47 合計un 47 ドル 3232

英語の翻訳お願いします！！ なるべく早く回答欲しいです！ よろしくお願いします🤲

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the less light that can pass through an object , the more solid its shadow. 和訳してください

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