英語の質問です。 what do we need to use water power ？ →水力を使うには何が必要ですか？ We（　）（　）. →ダムが必要。 答えを（　）に当てはまるようにして教えてください。

ロが文法的に間違っている理由を教えて欲しいです！ neitherとaloneが矛盾しているということは理解してます。 答えは切れてしまっているのですが、something more powerful than eitherです

(9) (I discovered that two people can create ( 1. more powerful a thing than each other more powerful a thing than neither something more powerful than both ) of them can create alone. un either

(3)のopenの品詞が何か (4)のto be the most prestigious prizeが何故、副詞句にならずにCになるのか分かりません教えて下さい😭

Lic 形 悲劇的 Sublic 形 公0 etes 名 糖尿 Power 名 ドリル 1234 日本語訳 口 (1) Those children are denied access (to education) V 旧日本語訳 | 日本語訳 文構造を分析し, 日本語に訳しましょう。 ① 文の要素を いる部分に, ( ), 名詞以外を修飾する副詞句なら 日本語訳に訳を記しましょう。 □ (2) The suspect was found guilty. 日本語訳 で表しましょう。 2 受動態によってOが消えて に(S・V・O・C) S と記しましょう。 3 修飾語句は、名詞を修飾する形容詞句なら 〉でくくり,Mと記しましょう。 4 (3) The window is kept open for air circulation). C 旧日本語訳] 解答 air circulation 換気 空気の循環 □(4) The Nobel Prize is considered to be the most prestigious prize in the world. C 口 (5) Carbon dioxide is thought of as the primary cause bf climate change. C A (1) Those children are denied access (to education). 0 (2) The suspect was found guilty. S V C その容疑者は、有罪だと分かった。 A A 38(Eqo72]] suspect 名 容疑者 / find OC OはCだと分かる/guilty 形 有罪の S V M それらの子どもたちは,教育を受ける権利を与えられていない。 ● the Nobel Prize ノーベル賞/prestigious 形 名声のある, 権威のある (3) The window is kept open <for air circulation〉. C deny 0020,02を与えない (2) VIS012] S V M その窓は,換気のために、 開けられたままである。 36 carbon dioxide 二酸化炭素/ primary 形 主な/climate change 気候変動 (4) The Nobel Prize is considered to be the most prestigious prize (in the world). C S M ノーベル賞は,世界で最も権威のある賞だと考えられている。 (5) Carbon dioxide is thought of as the primary cause (of climate change). M S 二酸化炭素は, 気候変動の主な原因だと考えられている。 Chapter 2 Chapter ②-6 ドリル 12345

英問英答の問題です。この英問に対して線を引いたところが答えだと思ったのですが、答え方がわかりません。わかる方お願いします🙇‍♀️

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線が引いてある「a flat of」の意味が良く分かりません…どなたか教えてほしいです…！

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この青線のnecessarily becomeが文法的になぜ大丈夫なんですか？

has a unique place in Japanese culture./ Still, looking back to those adult passengers who are (A) in manga on their long, daily commuters train rides, we should examine (3)the negative side of manga. No matter how powerful, or even how high its artistic quality may be it does not necessarily become an excuse for those people not to read other conventional, normal books, that is, books with words rather than pictures. One might ask, "Why don't they read any serious books at all?" Many of these people probably have important positions in society and at their workplace, and in spite of that, 19

この英文の最後の方にある（上から８行目）to fundのtoはなに用法何でしょうか？？ちなみに、和訳は写真2枚目のようになっております。

Dear Mr. Abbe, 科学という言葉を 広める Thanks for your letter. I think/ a list of what is good about science will be far longer than the list of what is できれない bad about science. But what actually matters is that science is not good or bad. It's just a base of knowledge about how the natural world works. It's the engineering applications of science that are good or evil And since no country with any real power J has ever elected a scientist or an engineer as its leader, the people who are in charge of ✓ the resources to fund such good and evil are politicians. So your question could just as 1 1 15 5

1枚目写真真ん中付近の、It's the engineering 〜evil. のところについてです。写真2枚目にもあるように、和訳は、善か悪かは科学の工学への応用です。とありますが、英文がengineering applications of science となっている... 続きを読む

To Dear Mr. Abbe, ABJIC 広める Thanks for your letter. I think a list of what is good about science will be far longer than the list of what is 2ztat.. bad about science. But what actually matters is that science is not good or bad. It's just a base of knowledge about how the natural world works. It's the engineering to applications of science that are good or evil) And since no country with any real power 2 has ever elected a scientist or an engineer as its leader, the people who are in charge of the resources to fund such good and evil are politicians. So your question could just as - 15 -

(a)〜(d)までのthatのうち、接続詞はどれか？ という問題で、答えは(b)なのですがなぜでしょうか？ 4つのthatの役割もそれぞれ教えていただけると助かります。

5) ob slosq 26 2 I David, you have doubts about this approach. 2 D: Everyone loves the idea of cheap wind power, but no one wants to live next to a noisy and ugly wind turbine! 3 But more importantly, it's obvious (a)that Juo even if Germany does reach its target of 20%, (b)that still means that the other 80% of its energy needs must be met from traditional sources like oil. And on that means more pollution. I: What do you propose instead? D: I think that the decision (1)to give up nuclear energy was too hasty. In my opinion, the Germans didn't think through the consequences. 1

この問題について、答えは①ですが③ではいけない理由を教えてください🙏

10000 10 I IS NOTung Listen! I ( 1 hear Power Up! 3 ) a funny noise outside. 3 have heard ④ was hearing 1903 j 進行形にできない動詞 (『状態』を表す動詞) を表す動詞 Jam hearing