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In Japan, we have a lot of rain in June. = In Japan, it ( ) a lot in June.

先月のご質問について、再度お尋ねしたいことがあります。変な質問でなければ良いのですが、 「なに」が「なん」に発音変化する現象は、話すスピード（速さ）と関係があるのでしょうか？🙇‍♀️ 🕊️（返信が遅くなり、ごめんなさい。回答者の方（高校生）に申し訳なく思ってい... 続きを読む

< Q&A 質問 編集 ベストアンサー 先月 Clearnote ユーザー 「それは何ですか」 は、 文法的には「なに」と読んでも正しいです。 でも、「なにですか」 は少し言いづらい。 だから 「なんですか」と読 む(慣習的に)。 你好 ni hão ní hăo と発音が変わるのと似ています。 後ろの音に影響されて前の語の 発音が変わるイメージです。 「何」の後に「の」 「です」「だ」 「と」 などが付くと、 発音が「なに」 → 「なん」になると思ってください。 まとめると、 数量は「なん」 「何」の後に「の」 「です」「だ」 「と」などが続けば、 「なん」 . それ以外は「なに」 こう考えると分かりやすいよ。 日本語、 熱心に勉強しているんですね。 がんばってください! 日本の高校生より。 役に立った! 1 1 先月 Yen 鹽鹽 大変ありがとうございます! そして、私に励ましの言葉もくださって、ありがとうござ います! とても嬉しいです! 先月 Yen 鹽鹽 もう少し早く発音すると、この発音は「なん」 という感じ になりますか? ~

第1文の文構造と訳、第2文のevenの意味が知りたいです。解説が手元にないので教えてください。

nine. 2 When it came to deciding on where to study, Johnson, from Sheffield, says she picked Durham University because it offered a year abroad in Sweden, the "home of orienteering." She even met her husband there at an orienteering training camp. "We've both competed in world

至急お願いします！！英検についてです 要約問題でYouTubeの英検二級のテンプレである程度かたちを理解しておこうと思ったんですが 1,2枚目の要約か3枚目の要約どちらが英検二級の検定において点数が高いですか？？ 無理にかたちを変えすぎないほうがいいのかなって思ったり…本文... 続きを読む

When young people travel, some like to make their schedules, while others prefer to go without any plans. There are other ways to travel, too. Some of them choose to join group tours. Why do they choose group tours? Group tours are popular because all the arrangements, such as transportation and accommodations, are taken care of. Travelers don't have to worry about planning, which saves time and effort. Additionally, these tours provide opportunities to meet new people, make friends, and share experiences with others. As a result, group tours make visiting popular sights more convenient and enjoyable with the help of knowledgeable guides. However, group tours have some problems. The schedule might be strict, with little room for flexibility. This can make the trip less enjoyable for some travelers. Additionally, the pace of the tour could be too fast, preventing people from doing everything they want. As a result, some people might feel uncomfortable and not enjoy the trip as much as they had hoped.

この文章の文構造がわからないので教えて頂きたいです。2行目のareの主語はどこにあるのでしょうか？

(2) Perceptual blindness is a striking example of the way the brain is highly selective in deciding which elements of the sensory information available to it are consciously perceived. A remarkable illustration of this is provided by a short video made by Daniel Simons and Christopher Chabris. The video shows a group of young people ③ 11- to

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) on a hat and sunglasses I usually ( before I go out in the sun. Do you know who ( desk while I was out? ) this note on my

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7. A Do you have a pen I could borrow? B Sorry, but I don't. A: ( ) Thanks anyway. ①Oh, you do. That's too good. 2 Here you are. 4 That's all right. 8. Sally: Can you wait for a couple of more minutes, Jack? I'm not ready yet. ) I'll be in the car, so don't forget to lock the door. Jack( ①I'll miss you. 3 OK. I can't see it. 9. A We're all finished. B: Yes. Everything was great! ②Not so much. ④Sure. No problem. A Thank you so much. We never could have done it without you! B: ( It was my pleasure. 1 Not at all. 3 Nothing to mention. ②You're right. 4 I'm sure you couldn't. <名 10. A Hurry up, or you will be late for the train. B: ( ) The train comes every three minutes. 1 I'm going. ② You said that. 3 I'm coming. 4 Don't worry. 11. A Would you mind turning off the TV? I have to get to sleep early tonight. B: ( ) You're right, we have tests tomorrow. 1 No, I don't want to. ③ I don't suppose so. 2 Yes, of course. 4 Certainly not. 12. A I'm headed to the library to check out some books. B:( ) A Not at all. I was hoping you would. Could you pick up something for me? 2 Do you have enough time? ③ Mind if I tag along? 4 Should I come with you? 13. A( ) B Sure, what is it? A: Can you keep an eye on my bag, please? I'd like to grab a coffee.b B : Go ahead. It will be safe with me. Would you like me to get some coffee? 2 Do you know where I put my bag? 3 Have you ever lost a bag at the airport? Can you do me a favor? ad

(3)長文問題の一部です そのこと は、なぜ、The thingではなく、Thatなのですか？ A. That makes the trains more beautiful.

2 次の英文は,高校生の和樹 (Kazuki) とフィリピン (the Philippines) 出身のベン (Ben) との鉄道 (railway) に関する会話である。 この英文を読んで (1)~(6)の問いに答えなさい。(16点) Kazuki : I hear you like railways. I like railways, too. Ben : Really? Yes! I'm *especially interested in Japanese railways because old Japanese trains are running in the Philippines. Kazuki: Old Japanese trains? A Ben : Yes. Some Japanese people enjoyed watching the old Japanese trains and taking pictures of them in the Philippines. Kazuki: That ( @ ) nice! Ben : Many old Japanese trains are running in some other countries, too. Japanese trains are popular because of their good "quality. Kazuki Our trains are loved "abroad! B Also, I think "reusing things is good. Ben : That's right. Some trains are reused in Japan, too. Kazuki : Oh, really? Ben : Yes. Some of the old trains from the Hibiya Line in Tokyo are now running on the *Hokuriku Rail Road. Kazuki I see. I didn't know that! Ben : One of my good friends likes railways, too. He told me about it ( Kanazawa with him. ) I went to Kazuki: The trains on the Hibiya Line have a *silver *design, right? Ben : Yes, but it "changed. Now it's an orange design. It's the *symbolic color of the Hokuriku Rail Road. Kazuki : Railway lines have their own colors. The symbolic colors of the *Ainokaze Toyama Railway are blue and green. Ben : Blue is the *image of the sea and green is the image of nature like mountains and trees, right? Kazuki: Yes. The designs on the *left and right sides of the train have different colors. Did you know that? Ben : No, I didn't. ( (C) ) are they different? Kazuki : If you look at the side with the blue design, you can see the sea in the *background of the train. If you look at the side with the green design, you can see the mountains in the background of the train. Ben : Wonderful! The design of each side of the train and its background have the same image. I want to take pictures of the trains with the beautiful background.

apartはどういう意味で使われてますか？ 2行目でふ

E 20 15 17 The Intelligence of Crows 251 word Crows may not strike most people as intelligent creatures. We watch them picking apart garbage bags and complain about them to our neighbors. We take measures to stop them, but as often as not, they *outwit us. When we come to think of it, the reason we are so fed up with them could be that we do not give them credit for their intelligence. Crows may be smarter than any other animal apart from primates. For one thing, they remember the faces of humans and can tell one person from another. If someone tries to catch them, they will look 10 upon that person as a threat. They will remember the person even years later. And scientists have found that crows can solve puzzles. Their intelligence is close to that of a seven-year-old child. when I took this Many studies show that crows are also capable of using tools. They drop nuts on the road so that passing cars will crack them open. They can drop stones into a narrow container of liquid to bring the level up to where they can drink. They can use sticks to help themselves to hard- to-reach insects inside trees. And they can break off small branches from trees to build their nests, instead of just picking them up from the ground. Scientists say that the *densely-packed neurons in their small brains account for crows' intelligence. This suggests they may also feel emotions. So before you accuse crows of messing up your neighborhood, think about what intelligent creatures they are!( (注) outwit「~を出し抜く ~の裏をかく」 densely-packed neurons 「ぎっしり 脳神経細胞」 カラスの驚くべき知能 音声 カラスは、ほとんどの人に知能の高い生物という印象は与えていない について近所の人に愚痴を言う。 私たちはカラス対策を行うものの、ほとん かもしれない。私たちはカラスがごみ袋を荒らしているのを目にし、それら どの場合、彼らは人間を出し抜いてみせる。 それを考えてみると、 私たちが カラスにこれほどうんざりしている理由は、 私たちが彼らの知能を正しく 評価していないことにあるのかもしれない。 ② カラスは,霊長類は別として、他のあらゆる動物より賢いかもしれな ようになる。 数年後になっても彼らはその人のことを覚えている。 さらに. 科学者たちはカラスがパズルを解けることも研究により明らかにしている。 きる。 カラスを捕まえようとする者がいると、彼らはその人を脅威とみなす い。 その1例として、カラスは人間の顔を覚え、人と人を区別することがで 彼らの知能は7歳児のそれに近い。 ③ 多くの研究により, カラスは道具も使えるということがわかっている。 彼らは, 通行する車が木の実を割るために, 道路に木の実を落とす。液体が 入った縦長の容器に石を落とし、その液体が飲めるところまで水位を上げ 由にとって食べることもできる。 さらには巣を作るために、 ただ地面から木 ることができる。 枝を使って, 木の中の届きにくい場所にいる虫を自分で自 の枝を拾うのではなく、木から細い枝を折り取ることもできる。 21 20 38 科学者たちによれば、カラスの知能は、その小さな脳に高密度で詰まっ ているニューロンによるものだという。 これが示唆しているのは、彼らには 感情もあるかもしれないということだ。 だから、近所を荒らしていることで カラスを責める前に、 彼らがいかに知的な生物かということに思いを巡ら mont hags せてみよう that those) The mo 41 D cap of ✓ Check!! ● intelligent 知的な頭の良い intelligence 知能 : 知性 □ garbage (生) ごみ がらくた waste 名 廃棄物: 浪費 neighbor近所の人 prima 45 45 48 SO 52 支店 割れる □ mess を汚す; を無茶苦茶にする 散らかっている状態 -messy 散らかった 160 唆する を提案する 83

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