このandはどことどこを繋いでいますか？

own property. It is taken for granted that a woman may g for in any business or profession she may choose But these rights, enjoyed by the 5 women of today, were secured through the valiant effort of many fighters women's freedom and first of all by the great Susan B Anthony.ngant About a hundred years ago, American women could earn money, but they were

全部回答して欲しいです🙇‍♀️していただける問題などは解説もしてほしいです、、。よろしくお願いします🙏

(1) 何か書くものを持っていますか? Do you have (a. with b. to c. write d. anything)? (2) その魚について当時は殆ど何も知られていませんでした。 At that time, (a. known b. was c. little d. of) that fish. (3) 彼はどこの出身だと思いますか? (a. think b. doc. where d. you) he is from? (4) あなたは彼がアメリカのどこに住んでいたのか知っていましたか? Did you (a. where b. lived c. hed. know) in America? (5) 私たちは物事をありのままに見るようにしなければなりません。 We have to try to see (a. as b. are c. things d. they).

A.Bに当てはまる組を選ぶのですが、答えはなんでしょうか？？ またそれになる理由も教えて頂きたいです🙇

の町で開かれる国際 の中に、それぞれ入 か。 ただし、下の Other Information Open from 10:00 to 16:00 on the days first and second Open from 11:00 15:00 on all pen from 12:00 17:00 on the cond and third Den from 10:00 17:00 on all and "coconut will also sell from India. it may be an eat a lot Aki: Sally: I see. Aki: Look at that sign, Sally. The festival asks us where (A) from. There are six areas in the world: Asia, North America, South America. Europe, Africa, and Oceania. We put a small sticker on the area we are from. For example, I'm from Japan, so I will put it on "Asia." Aki: Aki: The number of people who 11 Where are you from? 7 (A) we are (B) comes 2. (A) we are (B) came Asia (アジア) North America (北アメリカ) are from Asia is the largest. Yes. This is Japan, so a lot of Japanese people came here. Sally: You're right. The number of people who are from South America is the second largest. Do you know the reason? Well, there are a lot of people who came from there and are working in this town, so "probably some of them came to the festival today. Sally: I see. is from Africa, right? If he (B) Oh, only two people from Africa came here. Idi in the next class here, there would be three stickers on the sign. South America ************* (南アメリカ) Europe (ヨーロッパ) Africa (アフリカ) Oceania (オセアニア) ******** Right Oh, now I remember. Alice, my friend from Australia, said she would come here today. She arrived in Japan three days ago. Sally: Really? Can I meet her? Aki: Maybe I'll call her. [注] probably おそらく 1 (A) it is (B) comes I (A) it is (B) came 3 次の文章は、ニュージーランドに帰国した Sally が、 Aki に送ったEメールの内容である Dear Aki, H

I know about cars well があまり良くないのは何故ですか？

「知る・知っている」 頻出表現29 ① ｢~を知る｣ learn [a lot/ something/little/nothinglaby 「~を知っている｣ : know [a lot / something/little / nothinglaby 注意 例 Iknow a lot about cars. 「私は車のことはよく知ってい x Iknow cars well. / △I know about cars well. 直接、目的語になる名詞には限りがあるので要注意。 (1) know + 人 know Tom (very well) (2) know/learn + 言語 例 know English (3) know / learn + 一部の名詞 【例 know the answer / learn the (4) know / learn + 名詞節 例 know [learn] that SV/hon 解説 5 1 ②2② i 解説 1 2 CC

4行目のthatはどういう意味で使われているのでしょうか？（2つthatがあるのですがどちらもわからないので教えて頂きたいです。）よろしくお願いします🙇

The view that automation may lead the workforce to seek higher learning and expertise is shared by Boston University economist James Bessen. According to him, "AI is coming in and it's going to make accountants and financial advisers that much better, it's going to make health care providers that much more effective, so we're going to be using more of their services at least for the next 10 or 20 years." When looking at the American Census of 1950, Bessen noticed that only one job description, elevator operator, disappeared due to automation. Bessen believes that people should be less concerned about the disappearance of their occupations and turn their attention instead to encouraging lifelong learning and making sure they have the necessary skills for the しゅっ automated era. nber of au 2 th W 3 th af Ajo of (4) What 1 He ha

なかなか内容がつかめなくて困ってます、、。 黄色のマーカーのとこの現代語訳が分かりません😥 その他のとこも自分なりに直してみたのですが、どこか違う部分があるなら教えて欲しいです！

セサミストリートは1969年に特に恵まれない未熟学 児の教育のためにデビューしました。 社会的変化がアフ リカで起こったとき、 黒人は市民の権利と政治を持って おり、多くが貧困と戦っていました。 それは今では150国以上で観られています。

画像1枚目のT/Fの答えの確認をお願いいたします。 自分で解いてみた結果1T 2F 3F 4F 5Tとなりました。 本文が抜けていて情報が不足しているかもしれませんが、よろしくお願いします。

TRUE OR FALSE? ◆内容と合っているものはTを､合っていないものはFを○で囲みなさい。 1. E-book readers are thick because they contain many books. 2. Amazon.com stocks about 3 million e-book titles. 20111 [T/F] said [T/F] 10ggo lo I 3. Printing, delivery, and storage account for about 12 percent of the cost of an a009 They are also odi no 100 e-book. [T/F] 4. Debbi Mack suggests that self-publishing an e-book is a good choice if an author cannot find a publisher. yet fo [ T/F ] Jadi garob to entom s no 5. Eugenia Kim prefers printed books to e-books.d digital readers axood-98 2010 Jul consumers continue to [ T/F ]

なぜifの後、主語がないのですか？

from one ago, most Americans lived in small communities. They rarely moved area to another and knew their neighbors at least ( 1 ) name if not by close, personal interaction. Life was so personal in those days that people often joked

線が引いてある「a flat of」の意味が良く分かりません…どなたか教えてほしいです…！

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discriminate とdiscriminate againstをGoogleで翻訳してみるとどちらも差別するという意味になったんてこの２つの違いはなんですか？