Just give me five minutes to put my deskin order 文頭のJustはどこにかかっているんですか？

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Lesson 9 時制 (4) 過去完了形 未来完了形 O 1 過去完了形の用法 (1) 〈完了〉 〈経験〉 過去完了形 〈had+過去分詞>: 「過去のある時点」とそれ以前を関連づけて述べる表現。 ① <完了> ｢(その時には) ~してしまっていた」 の意味を表す。 ② 〈経験〉「(その時までに)〜したことがあった」 の意味を表す。 ( )から適切な語句を選び, ○で囲みなさい。 また、英文を日本語にしなさい。 (1) The program (already finished/ had already finished) when we turned on the TV. (2) He (has never been/ had never been) to a foreign country until he was 20. (3) Jack (hasn't come/hadn't come) back yet. Let's wait for him. 月 (4) Misaki (has just gone out/ had just gone out) when I called her. (5) I found him easily because I (met/ had met) him once before. 8 (6) She had never eaten a mango before she (came / had come) to Okinawa.

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Lesson 9 時制 (4) 過去完了形 未来完了形 1 過去完了形の用法 (1) 〈完了〉〈経験〉 過去完了形 〈had +過去分詞>: 「過去のある時点」 とそれ以前を関連づけて述べる表現。 ① <完了> ｢(その時には) ~してしまっていた」 の意味を表す。 ② 〈経験〉 「(その時までに)〜したことがあった」 の意味を表す。 ( から適切な語句を選び, ○で囲みなさい。 また, 英文を日本語にしなさい。 (1) The program (already finished/ had already finished) when we turned on the TV. (2) He (has never been/ had never been) to a foreign country until he was 20. (3) Jack (hasn't come/hadn't come) back yet. Let's wait for him. 月 (4) Misaki (has just gone out / had just gone out) when I called her. (5) I found him easily because I (met/ had met) him once before. 8 (6) She had never eaten a mango before she (came / had come) to Okinawa. 13 A <例

解答の最初序盤で、なぜ連続である事を示したいのに左側極限しか求めていないのですか？ また、この問題のように範囲事に異なる関数が与えられている時の微分可能性を考える時は、それぞれの関数について左側右側極限を考える必要がありますか？ 次に、3枚目の画像の？がついてる部分の式変... 続きを読む

関数 f(x) を次のように定める) log x IC f(x)= (1) ((x≥1)‹√$60 (-12 mil $(1) (s) x2+ax+b (x<1) おける 関数 f(x) が x=1で微分可能であるように, α, b を定め JUSTERBRO =1 は用いてよい. 9 このとき よ。 ただし, lim h→0 log (1+h) h

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(2)の後半はなぜ解答のようになるのですか？ 教えてください。

1+i (1) w=1, wn+1= -wn (n=1,2,3,......) をみたす数列{wn} につ 2 いて, wn をnで表し, n→∞ のとき, wn が近づく点を求めよ. 1+i 2 ･･･) Zn+1+i (n=1,2, 3, ...) をみたす数列 -R(1-1)= {zn}について,zn をnで表し, n→∞ のとき, Zn が近づく点を求め よ. (2) z=1+2i, Zn+1= =

これってなんで絶対従属接続詞が答えだって言い切れるんですか？もちろんwhileが答えなのは理解してるんですが…whyの名詞節が入る可能性もあるし、thenが副詞だとしても別にかっこの中に入れますよね？ その上で文脈からwhileを選んだって理由ならまだ納得いくんですけど、s... 続きを読む

small pieces of plastic. You've probably also heard of the microplastics polluting our seas: pieces of plastic that have been broken down into tiny fragments, smaller than 5 mm, that can harm fish and other wildlife. ( 7 ) marine 5 plastic pollution has been studied for decades, the extent and effects of plastic pollution elsewhere is only just beginning to be explored. elastics in our soil

この最初のDestroying that myth でthatの後ろが文になってなくて単語だけ ってどういう用法ですか？

12 1 Destroying that mythis (especially) helpful (for those [who tend to stay S 迷信を否定 26 up later]). 2 “Night owls have problems (getting up in the morning); they 3 S S (just) can't do it," Baron said. "Their mood and ability [to apply effort] S V S' (just) isn't there. 4 (If you're sacrificing sleep (for exercise)), is that a good idea?" V- S C V 訳 そのような誤った通説が破棄されれば,特に夜型の人々にとって有益だ。 「夜更 かしをする人は朝起きるのが苦手なのです。 どうしてもできないんです」 とバロンは述べ た。 「気分も乗らないし、 努力するだけの力もないのです。 運動のために睡眠を犠牲に しているとしたら, それは得策なのでしょうか?」 語句 destroy 破壊する / tend to 原形 〜する傾向にある/2 night owl 夜更かしをす る人/have problems -ing 〜するのに苦労する / mood 気持ち / apply (心などを) stie 向ける /* sacrifice 動 犠牲にする 文法・構文 2 just は, 否定語の前で 「少しも〜ない」となるので、和訳では「どうしても〜 ない」と訳してあります。 29

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justはどう訳すのが正解なんですか？またwhenが時の副詞節じゃないのは何故ですか？

「英文図解 Many students think of learning as something (that just happens V A M S as B when they read a text over and over again).