答えあってるか確認してもらいたいです。

Tcan talk about my regular schedule in my daily life. 1各文の下線部の語句は S, V, O, Cのどれにあたるか, 下線部の下に書き入れなさい。 A 1. My uncle moved to Yokohama. 2ob oo llao oW botaisq ofe 2. The view from the upstairs room is beautiful. 3. We play badminton in the schoolyard during lunch breaks. つOV2 2( )内の語句を並べかえて英文を完成させ, 下線部の語句が目的語なら0, 補語なら C, 修飾語ならMと書き入れなさい。BCD 1.(from / a CD / Chris / I / borrowed). 2. Her( an engineer / husband / in / acar company / is). 3. The store on ( hot dogs / sells / the corner ). 99T Bel e9 LeG poze 開 od+ered [ T 19 4.(looks / magazine / interesting / that). 5.(thing / a / happened / strange / to me ) yesterday. 開の( + 3日本語に合うように, 下線部に適切な語句を補いなさい。CDE 1. 私は1日3回, 歯を磨く。 I three times a day. 2. そのボートは4人が乗るには小さそうだ。 eb yieve loog 9dt mi samiwa oda .a The boat for four people.o 1od ayud moslo ora a 3. 彼は私に本当のことを言ってくれた。V2 .v2 .5値こな(O)高目 : the truth.Ov >(0) 日 :同 の S-1a.gq HeroweHiは 4. ジョンはサッカー部のメンバーになった。 John of the soccer team. 自告べす意 5.彼女に私の子ども時代の写真をいくつか見せてあげた。 I of my childhood.hegutmn ant beeauelb oW O s s I 8 won bed mi gmigl ai eH .0 bd odf.no ded br lst dd 0 adaisnta bmeie 9dtaow airla busia t'nso 1 ST 4次の日本語を英語に直しなさい。総合 1.兄は朝食をとらない。 2. 彼はいすに腰掛けた。 3. 私は彼女にバスの切符をあげた。 4. このサラダは少しすっぱい味がする。(sour) 5.「両親はあなたの誕生日に何を買ってくれましたか。」 「新しいコンピューターを買ってくれ ました。」 00 sigologs ロ ロ ] ] ロ ロ U

What do you use water for in your daily life? という質問に対して I usually use water for my washing my hands. という答えたら丸になりますか？

この問題を解いてください！

After Fir Vocabulary 本文* Lesson 読解時間2分54秒 6 回モ回 Track 11 1 In Japan, there are two unique styles of drama: kabuki and Takarazuka Opera. 「nese two look very different because kabuki is traditional and Takarazuka Opera IS very modern. Nevertheless, we can find a lot of similarities between them. The greatest similarity is the performers. Both are played by performers of In kabuki, all the performers are men. One sex. There are special actors who always perform women's parts. They are called oyama. In Takarazuka Opera, all the performers are women. Even the strongest men's parts are played by women who are dressed up like men. Kabuki and Takarazuka Opera have music. In Takarazuka, actresses sing to the music played in the theater. In kabuki, the actors do not sing themselves, but 10 there are some singers and musicians on the stage. Kabuki actors and Takarazuka Opera actresses wear very colorful costumes. Both of them also put on beautiful make-up and act in a dramatic way. Kabuki players' performances are powerful for men"'s parts and elegant for women's parts. 15 Famous oyama are said to look more like women than real women. The Takarazuka actresses who play men's parts look really handsome and act just like men. Because of the actresses skills, the audience *is fascinated by the *gorgeous shows. Kabuki has old people as its fans, while Takarazuka Opera's fans are mostly But all of them are very *enthusiastic. Kabuki and Takarazuka 20 young women. Opera are popular because they try to show beauty which we cannot find in our daily lives. Why don't you go to see these plays and find more similarities? 261 words Words & Phrases 1.17 be fascinated by …に魅せられる .17 gorgeous 形豪華な 1.20 enthusiastic 脳熱狂的な

吹き出しで書いている日本語が書きたかった文です。 英文の添削お願いします。

私ぜしつももしろいと思う利目は理科です。 なぜなら 日常生活に使えるじらです。 Leis Whtel 番組を聞き終わったあと、あなた自身がいつもおもしろい と思う科目について書きましょう。 always I think subject i8. science. interesting Because it can be used in daily ite. ned

この4番の問題、解説読んでも理解できません。 Make A B の形ではないと言うことですか？

Lini Although health experts stress the importance of eatinga good breakfast and ma having one's main meal earlier in the day, not many people are changing their daily eating habits. In the U.S., for example, about two-thirds of the population still has its 15 main meal in the evening. Many of the most popular types of American food, such as steak and potatoes, are full of fat and "carbohydrates, which make ,athem slow to digest, and fattening.

このmany of which〜dailies，の部分はどういう働きですか？

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下から2行目のwork out〜の部分は、車の中で自転車に乗って運動するという事ですか？そんな事できるんですか？

Cars will allow people offices. Some, perhaps many, people will be more open to a longer daily commute, despite the nicer city centers, leading to even more urban sprawl than there is now. He also says that cars will become an extension of the home. “I could sleep in my driverless car or work out on an exercise bike in the back of the car on my way to work," he said. “Time spent in cars will essentially be very different than it is today.”

(5)に解答ではrefers toが〜を意味するであるからと書いてありました。accounts for も〜を説明するという意味があります。何故ダメなんですか？

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ここ答えcameが入るのですが、becameはどうしてダメなのですか❔

Walt borrowed money and looked for a place to build a park. He finally found a large place with orange trees in Anaheim, California. One day, Walt took his brother, Roy, to the place. "We'll call it Disneyland," said Walt. “It will be a Magic Kingdom and everyone, young and old, will have fun there." “Well make four lands there," Walt said. “There will bea street between those lands and there will be many little shops along the street. We call it Main Street, U.S.A. Now how do you like that ?" 「Well, of course I like it," said Roy. “Well, we'll have a train that runs all around our Magic Kingdom," Walt said. "Sleeping Beauty Castle will be in the center of our kingdom. That will be the symbol of Disneyland." On July 17, 1955, Walt's dream ( A) ) true. Disneyland opened in Anaheim, California, and Walt said, "It will keep growing bigger if there is imagination in the world." Even today Disneyland is still growing bigger and bigger. Disneyland welcomes all the people. Millions of people have come to Disneyland. Everyone can forget all the things to worry about in their daily life and have a wonderful time in this amusement park. They can do almost anything there by sing

添削お願いしたいです！ 拙い点あるかと思いますが、文法ミスや変な言い回し等あれば教えて頂きたいです。

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