2にはdigest が入って、マーカーのところは 「当時一般の人には理解できないほどの、とてつもない金額だった。」 という訳になるのですが、理解できないほどの、というの否定っぽい要素？はどこからきているのでしょうか。 教えて欲しいです。よろしくお願いします！

looking upset. veurs qui emas lite jud gribliud silt brut 13 (2 IX TA The NGV a major gallery in Australia Chad purchased Picasso's Weeping Woman less than a year earlier. At the time, it was the most painting an Australian gallery had ever acquired. Its price was AU$1.6 million (over AU$4.3 million in today's dollars) an eye-watering amount for the public to (2) at the time. After a plunge in the hao Australian dollar, it was valued at AU$2 million shortly after. od 3 One of a ( 3 of works Picasso painted in the 1930s, Weeping dhe Woman is considered a companion to his masterpiece, Guernica, and depicts his lover Dora Maar in bright greens and purples, holding a tissue up to her suffering, angled face. At the time of the purchase, McCaughey boasted, (UE

最後の一文の分構造についてなのですがto itは何を指しているのでしょうか？thatがgreatnessなのはわかるのですが元の形に戻すとgive greatness to itとなってしまってわからなくなってしまいました。

A 12 So intimate is the relation between a language and the people who speak it that the two can scarcely be thought of apart. A language ~として 接 lives only so long as there are people who speak it and use it as their native tongue, and its greatness is only that given to it by these people. give to a 指示代名詞 Such

こちらわかる方教えて頂きたいです🥲

in London. [6] 以下の英文を読み、各問いに答えなさい。 (教科書 PP.94~98) As a high school student, Miyazaki Kensuke visited Belgium and discovered that art Y ) for can ( X ) people. When he was 26, he went to Kenya and created a ( a school. The children looked so delighted when they saw their favorite animals in his ( Y Y ). Through this experience, he decided to create murals to make people happy. He has created murals in ( Z ) countries and will continue the "Over the Wall" project in many more countries. (1) 文脈と以下をヒントに, 空欄に当てはまる語を解答欄に書きなさい。 必要な場合は適切な形に活用させること。 X: c から始まる, to join two or more things together という意味の語 Y: m3, a painting that is painted on a wall, either inside or outside a building という意味の語 Z: d から始まる, not like something or someone else, or not like before という意味の語

英語の質問です。 The most famous of these cave paintings are ~. これらの洞窟壁画のうち最も名前が知られているものは〜。 と言う文に就いてですが、この文が言いたいことは分かるのですが、文法的におかしくないですか？of句が修... 続きを読む

画像1枚目のT/Fの答えの確認をお願いいたします。 自分で解いてみた結果1T 2F 3F 4F 5Tとなりました。 本文が抜けていて情報が不足しているかもしれませんが、よろしくお願いします。

TRUE OR FALSE? ◆内容と合っているものはTを､合っていないものはFを○で囲みなさい。 1. E-book readers are thick because they contain many books. 2. Amazon.com stocks about 3 million e-book titles. 20111 [T/F] said [T/F] 10ggo lo I 3. Printing, delivery, and storage account for about 12 percent of the cost of an a009 They are also odi no 100 e-book. [T/F] 4. Debbi Mack suggests that self-publishing an e-book is a good choice if an author cannot find a publisher. yet fo [ T/F ] Jadi garob to entom s no 5. Eugenia Kim prefers printed books to e-books.d digital readers axood-98 2010 Jul consumers continue to [ T/F ]

英検２級の英作文です。添削をお願いしたいです😿 初めて書いたのでめちゃくちゃかもしれませんが直してくれると嬉しいです🙏

O Q It is sometimes said that all people should be able to enter museums for free. Do you agree this opinion? I don't agree with this opinion that all people should be able to enter museums for free. There are two reasons why I think this way To begin with if we can enter museums for freeing the museums won't be able to continue running, 43 In addition, people who want to be artists will decrease in the future. Some of the artists 4 0 make to the museums, If they can't get the money, they don't want to be an artists. we should pay the fee In conclusion, I think when we enter museums. a living to sell the paintings

国語の古文、漢文の問題を解くにあたって何かコツなどありますか？あれば教えて欲しいです🙇‍♀️ どんなものでも構いません💦

（1）が分かりません。Tomを主語ということはheにするということでしょうか?どなたか教えてください🙏

It is a warm Saturday morning. Tom is painting the fence around the yard. Ben is watching him. Ben: Ha! Ha! Today is Saturday, but you have to work. ②2 I won't help you. (2 Tom: That's all right. This isn't work. It's fun. It's too difficult for you. Ben: 1 can do it. (3) lt doesn't look difficult. Tom: Oh, no, you can't. Ben: Come on. I'll try it. Please. (5) (apple/you / give / my / TH / . ) Look! Tom: That's a big apple! All right. You can paint just a little. (注) paint: ベンキを塗る fence : へい yard: 庭 ha : はは(笑い声) come on : いいじゃないか just a little: ほんの少し (1) 下線部 ① を Tom を主語にして書きかえ、できた文を日本語にしなさい。 (日本語) [ (2) 下線部②の文と同じ文型の文を次から1つ選び, 記号で答えなさい。 ア These questions are difficult for me. イ I'll show you an interesting picture. ウ He is walking in the park now. エ I bought some English CDs for you. (3) 下線部 ③, ④ の英語を日本語にしなさい。 3 [ それは難しく見えないです。 [ 私はそれを試してみます。 (4) 下線部⑤の 内の語を本文の内容に合うように, 並べかえなさい。 I'll give you my apple. (5) 本文の内容について,次の問いに英語で答えなさい。 Ca What is Tom doing ? Tom is painting What does Ben have ? Ben have a big apple. a big apple. [イ ] ] ] ]

英語の質問です。 As soon as he entered his room, Kerry lay down on the bed. と言う文章が ケリーは自分の部屋に入ると直ぐ、ベッドに横になった。 と訳されて居ました。 自分は最初、既出の誰かしらの人（=he... 続きを読む

黄色線のところについてですが、between 複数名詞となっていますがどう訳せば良いんですか？between の後についている名詞が１つしかないので分かりません。どことどこの間ですか？

[Review] redt toda lira olqooq u obat A few years ago, a large American university had a new campus built, where each building was designed with consideration for such aspects as access, environmental impact, and use of advanced information and communication technology. However, at an early stage of the design of the campus, it was pointed out that no plans had been made for pathways or other routes between the new buildings. Such routes often present problems to architects, as the way people will walk between buildings is hard to predict before construction. The university president, who had taken personal charge of the project, said, "Just plant grass; don't make any pathways." The other members of the project committee were astonished at this instruction, but since the president had a reputation for vision in design and development, the committee agreed to construct no pathways but only to plant grass on the campus. One year after the completion of the new campus, the university president called for the committee to meet and inspect the development. Over the grassy lawns between the buildings, tracks had been clearly made by students and faculty walking from one place to another. "There!" said the president, pointing to the trackways, "Put the pathways there, where the tracks have already been made."