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① Sesame Street also has episodes about people with disabilities. (セサミストリートには障害者に関するエピソードもあります。) ② For example, a character named Siven appears in the Israeli version. (たとえば、イスラエル版にはシバンという名前のキャラクターが登場します。) ③ Sivan is a girl who wres a wheelchair. (シバンは車椅子を使う女の子です。) She sometimes has her wheelchair pushed by her friends. (彼女は時々、友達に車椅子を押してもらうことがあります。) ⑤ At other times, she offers a hand to others as much as she can. 時には、彼女はできる限り他の人に手を差し伸べます。) ⑥ Sesame Street cha llenges traditional gencer roles as well. (セサミストリートは伝統的な性別役割にも挑戦します。) ⑦ The Indian version has some episodes where male characters cook voluntarily. (インド版では男性キャラクターが自主的に料理をするエピソードがいくつかあります) ⑧ In other episodes, female characters play soccer skillfully or do math. well. (他のエピソードでは、女性キャラクターが上手いサッカーをしたり、数字を上手にやったりします。) @ Through episodes like these, children understand how to get along with people with various clisabilities, (このようなエピソードを通して、子どもたちはさまざまな障害を持つ人々とどのように付き合っていくかを理解します。) ⑩ They also have a chance to reconsider gender stereotypes in society. また、社会におけるジェンダーの固定観念を考え直す機会にもなります。)

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ここはなぜwillを使うのですか?現在形じゃだめなんでしょうか!

文構造と段落要旨 (1.01) 【現状の課題】 仕事を離れてもメールを使う人が多い。 形式主語(後ろの不定詞を指す) It is becoming (more and more) difficult (for workers) [to switch off from work]. S V ますます難しくなりつつある たとえば (For example), many workers answer or write e-mails (on the train <to and from work》), wwwwwwww www. V① V② O A メールに返信したり書いたりする 電車の中で ◆仕事への行き帰りの 昼食時間に 多くの働く人は [A, B, and C の形 when 以下を修飾している (during lunchtime), and (at home after work). (In addition), many people (even) check C S V そして仕事のあとに家で 多くの人々はチェックさえする B しかし 働く人々にとって 真主語 O 選択権を their work e-mail (when they go (on vacation) (to other countries)). O S'V' 仕事のメールを 休暇で出かけるときに 仕事から離れて頭を休めることは (Z.05) 2 【ある解決法の提示】 休暇中に届くメールを削除するシステムがある。 それに加えて (However), this might be changing. A German car manufacturer is giving its workers S V S V O これは変わりつつあるかもしれない あるドイツの自動車メーカーは 社員に与えつつある くつろぐことができるだろう できるだろう ビーチで ほかの国々へ 【形容詞的用法の不定詞 that (接続詞) の省略 the choice 〈not to receive e-mail (when they are on holiday)〉 This will mean [employees 前の名詞を修飾 接 S' V' S V S' ◆メールを受け取らないという これは~を意味する 彼らが休暇中には will be able to relax (on the beach) (instead of dealing with work problems)]. V' C' 仕事の問題を処理する代わりに O 休暇中に 社員が they are の省略 不定詞の to の後ろに副詞が挿入された形 Employees can choose [to (automatically) remove all work e-mail (while on vacation)]. S V O 社員たちは 選ぶことができる 仕事関係のすべてのメールを自動的に削除することを

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これを訳していただけませんか😭

dovecameron to the most beautiful man I have ever known, and my best friend: yesterday marks 5 years since you've left us, and I still feel you all around me every day, all the time. I feel as though I understand you more and more as I begin to understand myself in these formative years, and although it can't ever replace the years I've lost with you, I know I am never without you because you are in me :) I am so happy every day, dad, and so is Claire. Both of your girls are following their bliss and living their great adventure. Taking no prisoners, loving all they can and eating ice cream bars and overly salted popcorn in bed. I wish you could meet all of the amazing people I've brought into my life and know how safe and loved I am. I know that wherever you are you know all of this, and you laugh at me when I speak as though you're gone. You taught me how to love, and you are love to me. The gift that you have given to me and Claire, the intense pain and loss, has brought a clarity, a deep human connection, an empathy and a color to our lives in a way that nothing else could. I can never go back to who I was before, and I would never want to. You still teach me lessons every day, and make me laugh as the lessons you instilled at a young age begin to settle into my bones and make more sense. You set me up for the best life imaginable, and I plan to make your proud every single day and never waste it. I love you eternally, and can't wait to see you again, maybe in our next life as we find each other over and over. Forever your best friend, and your little girl.

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この問題の答えを教えてください🙇 Elixir3三訂版です。

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