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英作文で、 人には誰でも何らかの生まれながらの才能があるものですが、それを生かせるかどうかが問題です ↓ Although everyone has some talent by nature, it is the matter whether they can make ... 続きを読む

(3)の並び替えがわかりません。(ピンクの所) people who ,regard A as Cを使うのかなと思っているのですが… 動詞の数が多いと分からなくなります。

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