現在形と過去形の問題です。 答えがないので合っているか確かめて欲しいです。 間違っていたら正しい答え教えてください🙇‍♀️

The Japanese sentences into English. 1) 昨日バスを待っている間に君のお姉さんを見かけたよ。 I while 2) カナはいつも推理小説を読んでばかりいる。 Kana 3) 私たちは今, ローマにいます。すばらしい時間を過ごしています。 We're in Rome now. We're 4) このスープはとてもおいしいなあ。 だれが作ったの? 5) この美術館は午前9時に開館し、午後5時に閉館します。 yesterday. mystery novels. (Rome, have a ~ time) 「~の味がする」 taste Give It a Try A Answer the following questions. 1) What were you doing at 8:00p.m. yesterday? 2) What school equipment* do you have, and when did you buy it? B Write about yourself. I usually school equipment 「学用品 (例:カバン, 辞書など)」 on Sundays.

私が書いた回答が合っているか、採点して頂きたいです。また、間違っている時は、どこがダメなのかも教えてほしいですm(*_ _)m よろしくお願い致しますm(_ _)m

Ⓐ Answer the following questions. mar A Lolled 1) What were you doing at 8:00 p.m. yesterday? I was watching TV. 2) What school equipment* do you have, and when did you buy it? I have some notebooks. I bought it at shop. B Write about yourself. I usually sleep long time school equipment 「学用品(例: カバン,辞書など)」 →道具 on Sundays.

スポーツカーを英語で言うとなぜsport carではなくsports carなのですか？

未来形の問題です。このような問題の答え方の例を教えてください。

A * Give It a Try! a what were you doing at (a) What school 昨日の 800p.m yesterday? (午後8時に何をしていましたか? B I usually equipment do you have, and when did you buy 00 Sundays.

③ってどのように訳せばいいですか？💦

twelve who are usually not relat working 3 children are poorly treated and their wages are very low. Boys are not much better treated in countries where they work in the building industry, working as laborers carrying bricks and equipment, and clearing rubbish off building sites. The solution to the problem of child labor is clear and simple: better laws

これらの不可算名詞にはa lot ofを使ってはダメですか？

REE. B. (a piece of +T) 以下の不可算名詞は, a piece of A ｢1つのA｣, two pieces of A 「2つのA」, many pieces of A ｢たくさんのA」 のようにして数を表すことができる。 2つ以上では複数形 pieces とす ることに注意。 Bris □advice 「助言/忠告」 672baggage [luggage] 「(旅行時の) 手荷物」 676 まで → → equipment [] evidence [E], furniture [*] →673. homework [675. housework [*], information [] →674 knowledge [], machinery [cf. machine [. news [5], poetry [] cf poem [], scenery [] cf. scene [R] syanos

上から2行目のenoughのところについてお聞きしたいのですが、severeから後ろは副詞として働いているのですか？

Every year on playgrounds in the United States, about 200,000 children suffer injuries severe enough to require a hospital visit. Most are caused by falls from, or forceful contact with, playground equipment. Organizations like Safe Kids Worldwide are working to minimize the

2枚目の写真の1でdがどこに書いてあるかわかりません🙏

7 英文を読んで、設問に答えなさい。 【思考・判断・表現】 (12) S Accessibility is not the norm for over 1 billion people in the world with disabilities. People with disabilities face a whole different world than the one non-disabled people live in. Thus, creating safe, comfortable, and barrier-free cities and infrastructure is urgent. Yet, accessibility for all is a matter that should draw much more attention than it is now since as we grow old, we may all need it at some point in our lives, (To enhance accessibility for wheelchair users, we can install elevators in buildings ✓高める 設 O in addition to stairways and provide adapted equipment such as screen readers for visually *impaired people to use their smartphones. AaB But, considering there are many different types of disabilities, can there be one solution to suit everybody? How can we design for all? Vi S We must remember that accessibility for all concerns and impacts all aspects of our Vt lives: whether we are shopping, commuting, using our phones, wandering in a museum, S V₁ or the streets... In sum, we must change the city organization itself. O Designers and architects need to create buildings where disabled people can get V+ S around freely and without help from other people. They will need to encounter those 移動する a who face the problems in their everyday lives to understand how to implement the 実行する solutions that are truly useful and helpful for all. The key component of *inclusive I'VE s P. あらゆる人を 2. 受け入 C 3.

なぜ、答えが 『エ』ではなく 『ウ』になるのか 教えてほしいです🙇‍♀️

次の英文を読んで、問1~問5に答えなさい。 *印のついている語句には,本文のあとに〔注〕があります。(10分) A 1901, the Nobel Prize has *honored men and women from all over the world for great work in science, writing, and peace. The Nobel Prize is an *award that was started in Sweden. The name Nobel Prize comes from a Swedish scientist, Alfred Nobel, who made more than 350 *inventions. In 1895, a year betore he died. he set up the award. Many people think the Nobel Prize is the greatest award a person can receive. Twenty two people from Japan have received the Nobel Prize. Recently, awards were given to three scientists from Japan in 2014 (for their work in science. These three scientists, Isamu Akasaki, Hiroshi Amano, and Shuji Nakamura, made a bright blue *LED in the 1990s. All three colors are needed to make a white LED. White LEDs are bright, last for a long time, and don't use much *energy. Because of this, white LEDs are becoming more and more popular. They are B than fluorescent lights or *incandescent lights, but people can use them for a longer time. People can use LEDs for about 100,000 hours. That is 10 times as long as people can use fluorescent lights and 100 times as long as people can use incandescent lights. (2 Perhaps you are thinking that these scientists are cleverer than you. Their invention is really special, but they are people just like you. (3) People said that they could not do it. They had to make their own *equipment for their work. they tried more than a thousand times, they still were not able to make a blue LED. But they never gave up and finally they did it. Perhaps one day, if you work hard, you will get the Nobel Prize, too. Nobel Prize ノーベル賞 award LED I'I ・発光ダイオード 蛍光灯 機器 ……………. fluorescent equipment 〜をたたえる 発明品 honor invention energy I: incandescent 白熱灯 .…....

なぜ、答えが『ウ』 ではなく『イ』なのか 教えてほしいです🙇‍♀️

次の英文を読んで、問1~問5に答えなさい。 *印のついている語句には,本文のあとに〔注〕があります。(10分) A 1901, the Nobel Prize has *honored men and women from all over the world for great work in science, writing, and peace. The Nobel Prize is an *award that was started in Sweden. The name Nobel Prize comes from a Swedish scientist, Alfred Nobel, who made more than 350 *inventions. In 1895, a year betore he died. he set up the award. Many people think the Nobel Prize is the greatest award a person can receive. Twenty two people from Japan have received the Nobel Prize. Recently, awards were given to three scientists from Japan in 2014 (for their work in science. These three scientists, Isamu Akasaki, Hiroshi Amano, and Shuji Nakamura, made a bright blue *LED in the 1990s. All three colors are needed to make a white LED. White LEDs are bright, last for a long time, and don't use much *energy. Because of this, white LEDs are becoming more and more popular. They are B than fluorescent lights or *incandescent lights, but people can use them for a longer time. People can use LEDs for about 100,000 hours. That is 10 times as long as people can use fluorescent lights and 100 times as long as people can use incandescent lights. (2 Perhaps you are thinking that these scientists are cleverer than you. Their invention is really special, but they are people just like you. (3) People said that they could not do it. They had to make their own *equipment for their work. they tried more than a thousand times, they still were not able to make a blue LED. But they never gave up and finally they did it. Perhaps one day, if you work hard, you will get the Nobel Prize, too. Nobel Prize ノーベル賞 award LED I'I ・発光ダイオード 蛍光灯 機器 ……………. fluorescent equipment 〜をたたえる 発明品 honor invention energy I: incandescent 白熱灯 .…....