You should leave home atの at onceはどのように訳せば良いですか？

答えがorなのですが、なぜなのかわかりません。どなたか教えてください。

[2] The coronavirus has become a very big problem around the world. Because of this, handwashing with *soap has become very important. (A) Parents, teachers, and leaders are [7. their hands 1. a day I. to wash . everyone many times ]. Many telling famous people have made songs and videos about handwashing. Handwashing is important, but it is not easy for some people in the world. "Handwashing with soap is one of the cheapest and most effective things you can do," said a *director at *UNICEF. "It can protect you and others against coronavirus and other diseases." However, there are billions of people in the world who cannot (B) do this. UNICEF says that 40 percent of the world's people, ( C ) 3 *billion, do not have a handwashing place with water and soap at home. Also, 47 percent of schools do not have a place for handwashing, and 16 percent of healthcare centers do not have handwashing places for patients. Many people in developing countries are getting sick because they cannot wash their hands. Until now, UNICEF has taught people in developing countries the importance of handwashing. But even now, developing countries still need help. Japan and other countries should give help so that all people around the world can wash their hands. Notes: soap 石けん director 局長 UNICEF ユニセフ、国連児童基金 問 3 空所 (C)に入る適切なものを次のア~エから1つ選び記号で答えなさい。 7. and 1. or .but I. for billion 10 億

英語の和訳に関する質問です。 一文目にあるover がdiscussion かchildren のどちらに掛かっているのかがわかりません。 普通about ではないのかと思いました。 どなたか解説をして下さると嬉しいです🙇‍♀️

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しっかり理解のところ 名詞　whom/which to do はないんですか？ 名詞　前置詞　whom/which to do だけですか？

249 発展 Pets should not be given more food will gain too much weight. 1 which 3 than Section 075 250 発展 ② that ④ what (a) Mary needs a well-equipped office to work in. (b) Mary needs a well-equipped office ( )( ) to work. しっかり理解 | 011 名詞+前置詞+ whom/which to do olms i [terlas Nood 〈名詞+前置詞+ whom/which to do〉の表現は,以下のような変形で理解すればよい。 (例1) I am looking for a partner with whom to work. 「私は一緒に働くパートナーを探している」 I work with a partner. 「私はパートナーと一緒に働く」(文) ATO (例2) Wealth is just a means by which to enjoy life. 「富とは人生を楽しむための手段にすぎない」 → a partner with whom I work 「私が一緒に働くパートナー」(関係詞節) → a partner with whom to work 「一緒に働く (ための) パートナー」 * I work が to work に変わったと考える。 Section 076 251 is dou MAP 例外のない規則など存在しない。 You enjoy life by a means. 「あなたはある手段で人生を楽しむ」(文) → a means by which you enjoy life ｢あなたが人生を楽しむ (ための)手段」(関係詞節 → a means by which to enjoy life 「人生を楽しむ(ための)手段」 * you enjoy life が to enjoy life に変わったと考える。 You should give this CD to ( ) wants it. 1 who ② whom ③ whoever 4 whomever 24 <東京家政学院

250番 Mary needs a well equipped office to work in. はwork in の目的語のoffice が省略されている形ですよね。 後、冠詞のaってどういうときに使いますか？

248 発展 249 RIN There is (has / rule/exceptions/1 発展 |Pets should not be given more food ( ) they need. Otherwise, they weight. will gain too much ① which than Section 075 250 (2) that (4) what (a) Mary needs a well-equipped office to work in. (b) Mary needs a well-equipped office ( )( ) to work. (例2) Wealth is just a means by which to enjoy life. 「富とは人生を楽しむための手段にすぎない」 しっかり理解 011 名詞+前置詞 + whom/which to do 〈名詞+前置詞+ whom/which to do> の表現は、以下のような変形で理解すればよい。 (例1) Ⅰam looking for a partner with whom to work. 「私は一緒に働くパートナーを探している」 I work with a partner. 「私はパートナーと一緒に働く」(文) → a partner with whom I work 「私が一緒に働くパートナー」(関係詞節) → a partner with whom to work 「一緒に働く (ための) パートナー」 * I work が to work に変わったと考える。 You enjoy life by a means. 「あなたはある手段で人生を楽しむ」 (文) → a means by which you enjoy life ｢あなたが人生を楽しむ (ための手段」 → a means by which to enjoy life 「人生を楽しむための)手段」 * you enjoy life が to enjoy life に変わったと考える。 Section 076 251 You should give this CD to ( ① who 3 whoever W <南山大 W <山梨大) 24

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次の対話文を読んで、あとの各問いに答えなさい。 Today is Mike's birthday. His uncle, George, comes to his house. Mike's mother and uncle are now in the living room. Mike comes in. Mike Ⓡ ・対話文 ③ George : Happy birthday, Mike. How old are you now? Mike George : I'm now twelve years old. I liked reading when I was a boy, and I read a lot of books. I think you should read good books, too. So I bought you some good books that I have once read. I hope you'll like them. Mike : I have begun to read one of them. George : Oh, have you? I'm glad. Mother: Mike doesn't read many books. I sometimes George : Hello, Uncle. Yesterday I got the present you sent to me. Thank you for nice books. : Dick Bob George George : Mother : I hope so, too. It's very important for boys and girls to read good books. I hear George will take you for a drive, Mike. Mike : Yes. Bob and Dick will join us, too. Where will you take us, Uncle George? George : Well, we are going to go to the Seaside Tower. Have you ever heard of it? Mike : No, I never have. It was opened last month. It is the new tower built near the sea. The *view from the tower is very beautiful. Mother: I have read about it in a newspaper. Is it far from here? George : No, not so. It takes about an hour to go there. Bob and Dick come to Mike's house. Mike's mother takes them to the living room. Bob and Dick : Hello, Mike. Happy birthday. Mike : (books/tell/to/him/read), but he likes *magazines better. I hope he will read all the books you sent to him. : Thank you. This is my uncle, George. He will take us to the Seaside Tower. Do you know it? : Yes. I've wanted to go there. It must be an interesting place. : I know it too. But I have never visited it. Can we go up the tower? Yes, we can. I think it. Shall we start now? Mike (7) magazine : Yes, we let's go. you you know about it well. So it is not necessary to tell you about join view ll dmi house necessary 必要な

教えてください分かりません！！

1. 私はスペイン語を話すことは難しいと思います。 I think ( ) difficult ( 2. あなたは食べ過ぎを避けるほうがいいです。 You should ( ) ( 3. 読書をすることは大切だとわかりました。 I( )( ) important to read books. 4.若者は勉強中でさえもスマートフォンを使う傾向があります。 Young people ( ) ( they are studying. 5. 運動中にはときどき水分をとるべきです。 You should drink water from ( ) speak Spanish. ) too much. use their smartphones even when ) time during exercise.

教え下さい！！

1. たとえば,健康であるためにたくさんの野菜を食べるべきです。 )(), you should eat a lot of vegetables to be healthy. 2. このおもちゃは音に合わせて首を振ります。 This toy ( ) its ( ) to the music. 3. けがを負った人もいましたが, 一方無事だった人もいました。 (目 ) were safe. Some got injured, ( 4. 言葉は場所によって異なります。 The language ( from place ( 5. ダンスをすることで彼女は幸せを感じます。 makes her ( ) happy. ) place.

1～9の問題教えてください🙇‍♀️

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「一日のスマホをどのくらい使用するのか決めるべきだ」という文を英語に直す時、 We should decide how long we use our smartphones in a day. であっていますか？ how longの間接疑問文の使い方あっているか心配で... 続きを読む