字が汚くてすみません。 ②のthrowが過去分詞でないのはてなぜですか？

3 Put the Japanese sentences into English, using the expressions in parentheses. 30 0 私は今朝ゴミを分別するつもりでしたが,できませんでした。(intend to ) ② 私が気付く前に誰かがゴミを出してしまったようでした。(throw out ) I intended to have seperated the garbage in the morning Someome Seemed to have throw out the garbage before I noticed it.

英作文を直して欲しいです🙏🙇‍♀️ 「しかし私たちと同じような人々がたくさん路上にいるのをみたら、その光景に希望が湧き、困難な状況にいるのは私たちだけではないのだと感じた。」 But when I saw a lot of people who were under t... 続きを読む

赤が着いてる所どういう意味ですか

Satoshi: Let me see. Not so often. Look at Graph 2. American people are first, and French peopie are second. Then, people in India and them. | come right after Nancy : 1see. Did you find anything about Japan ? (う) Satoshi : Japanese people go to theaters only about or twice in a year. But I think some people watch movies at home. (え) I like to watch movies at home better. Especially American movies. I can watch the same scenes many times. So this is very good for my English listening practice. Nancy: better, to watch movies at home or to see them at theaters ? Satoshi: Graph 1 Graph 2 How many movies are made in a year ? How often does a person see a movie at a theater in a year ? (average frequency) 5 number) 2,000 4 1,500 3 1,000 2 500 1 0 Japan India America France Spain Japan India America France Spain (Graph 1, Graph 2は、総務告被計局 Web ページから作成)

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eories of thre この学説によると, 私たちは誰かを愛するのです 5 Science of Love Part 2 What is the first theory on love? WW G-2 Andy: Sure. The first theory is that people fall i』 love because of their childhood experiences. hood [tfáildhdd] According to Thomas Lewis, Americarn an researcher, love comes from physical closeness as ical [fizikal] =ness [klóusnas] For example, we 5 a child. were held in our mother's arms in our childhood. Our brain [brérn] remembers how comfortable that was. As we get older, we look for the same kind of experience 6MP without knowing it. ad [rimáind] bhute o When we love someone, he or she can remind us 10 ory [mémari] of good childhood memories. In a sense, we love páést] someone because we hope to go back to the past hoeds again. Garcia: Thank you, Andy. Very interesting. According n(形) [hidan] to this theory, we love someone due to our hidden 15 memories. Megumi, now it's your turn.

長文です。答えはイ何ですが、その根拠となるところがわかりません。

(*印の付いている単語·語句には, 本文のあとに [注] がある。) There are many museums and *theme parks around Tokyo. Some of them teach people about the history of Japan, like *Edo Wonderland in Nikko and the "Edo-Tokyo Museum in Ryogoku. They are popular places for school trips because students can enjoy learning about Japanese history. I remember one of my school trips. When I was a student in Australia, we went on a school trip to Old Sydney Town. It was a theme park that *recreated the *past, just nke Edo Wonderland in Nikko. Old Svdnev Town was an hour away from Sydney Dy bus. 1t had more than 30 buildings. They were made in the same 'style as buildings in 1803. Many *actors were working at the theme park. They *wore old-style clothes, spoke old-style English, and "pretended to live in the town. “Horse-drawn wagons went up and down the streets. upin My friends and I were excited to see the actors' "performances. People drank at a "pub, sang old songs and danced in the streets. Some of them pretended to “fight a duel Some museum “staff gave us short history lessons, and we enjoyed listening to them very much. I remember Old Sydney Town was very exciting, because it brought us to another world. Old Sydney Town closed about 30 years after it opened. Many people visited there at first, but the number of people visiting there "gradually went down. The buildings started to become old. and more and more actors left Old Sydney Town. There were a lot of people who enjoyed visiting Old Sydney Town when they were children. And later, they took their own children there, but they said it was not as exciting as before. Why did Old Sydney Town close? There are many different "opinions about it. Some people say young people now like to play video games, and these young people think that a trip through time is not very exciting. Other people believe that Old Sydney Town did not *attract many people because it could not make new and exciting *entertainment. Times change and people also change. New "technology and the Internet can make new kinds of entertainment, and people can enjoy them at home. New building *materials can now make buildings that look like something from the future. New technology will make us more surprised. But it is also very important for us to keep old culture and entertainment. Maybe some of these things are not seen in everyday life, but they make a "link with the past. For example, if you go to see kabuki, maybe you will think about Japanese people who lived in the past. Culture *is made up of all the things people did in the past, and it makesa country and its people "unique. If we forget about the past, then we lose our culture. 10

この参考書の名前を教えていただきたいです

TOTAL IMAGE 1.6 副詞節を読み解く道具 ■時の副詞節を形成する接続詞 Owhen (then)( するとき,するとそのとき) Oas(..するとき·しながら) Owhile( する間に· しながら) Oas long as (..する間にする限り) Owhenever(.するときはいつも) Oeach time(..するときはいつも) Oevery time(.するときはいつも) Osince(..してからずっと今まで) Oonce…(then) (いったん、すると するとすぐに) Ountil( するまでずっと) Oby the time( するときまでには) @after(..した後に) @before(..する前に) O(the) last time (この前..したときには) る O(the) next time(今度するときには) @(the) first time (初めて.したときには) Das soon as (.するとすぐに) @no sooner than ( したとたん:意外性) @hardly/scarcely..when/before ( したとたん:意外性) Othe moment /the minute/the instant (..するとすぐに) ■譲歩の副詞節を形成する接続詞対照表現(意味上のグループ: A~~F) AOalthough(.だけれど) AOthough (yet/still/nevertheless)( だけれど) AOwhile( だけれど) AOwhereas( なのに) AOwhen( なのに) AOwhere ( なのに) AOas(..だけれど) BOeven though (実際だとしても) BOeven if (仮に..だとしても) BOf(仮に.だとしても) BOgranted that (仮に だとしても) C@whether..or ( であろうと、..であろうと) DOwhatever/no matter what (何が/を..しようと) DOwhichever/no matter which(どちらをしようと) DOwhoever/no matter who (だれが しようと) D@wherever/no matter where(どこにしようと) DOwhenever/no matter when (いつ..しようと) D@however/no matter how (どんなに..しようと) DO命令文(たとえ しようと) EO,while (ところが一方) EO,whereas (どころが一方) F@t is true/True but (なるほど だが) FOmay but(なるほど だが) FOindeed but (たしかに.だが) FOno doubt but (なるほど だが) FOof course but (もちろん..だが) FOto be sure but (なるほど..だが) ★such as it is/they are (たいしたものではないが十分ではないが) ■原因· 理由·根拠の副詞節を形成する接続詞 Obecause(.なので) Ofor(というのは:根拠の追加) Osince (then) ( なので) Oas(..なので) Othat(..なので するとは) Onow that(今や なので) Oin that (..なので) Onot that but that ( だからではなく だから)

この参考書の名前わかりますか？

1.5、1 文の主語機能 1. That the attempt to save her had failed soon became widely known. → It soon became widely known that the attempt to save her had failed. 2. That global warming ought to, in theory, exacerbate the problem of hurricanes is an easy conclusion to reach. 3. Whether or not we go to Hawaii for our Christmas holidays is a question of money. → It is a question of money whether/if we go to Hawaii for our Christmas holidays or not. 4. How well you speak English depends on how much you practice. → It depends on how much you practice how well you speak English. 5. Who will be appointed as the next president of the college is an open secret. → It is an open secret who will be appointed as the next president of the college. 6. What she did and what she said were not the same. I can' t trust her. 7. Whoever is responsible will have to pay for the damage. ★whoever=anyone whc 8. Just because it's easy for you doesn't mean it' s easy for everyone. ★主語の名詞節を導く just becaus 1.5.2 動詞の補語機能 9. The advantage of booking tickets in advance is that you can get a better seat. 10. The question is whether/ifthey are telling the truth or not. 11. The trouble with you is that you won't listen to what others are saying. 12. The reason why I'm asking is that/becausel wondered if you' d be able to help me.

至急お願いします！🙇‍♀️ 画像の問題の問2で解答例にはfoundと書かれていたのですが、knowsだと間違えになりますか？ 教えてください！

3 次のA, B に答えなさい。 A 以付組織)について学んだ後に書いたものです。これを読んで, 問いに答えなさい。 One day in an English lesson, Takao was #impressed with a With some problems, Also he learned many people want medical treatment from the NGO but the number of doctors is not (1) 1. So more doctors are needed. Takao talked about it with his father that night. Takao asked, “What should J do to be a member of Doctors Without Borders?" His father said, “First, you have to study a lot and enter a university for doctors. Another important thing is to learn how to *communicate with people from different countries." Takao felt he After this lesson, Takao wanted to save people's *lives. the answer. He began to study harder at home and use English more after becoming a during English lessons. Now Takao has a plan to go *medical student and hopes to study with students from other countries. life(lives) (注) impressed with ~に感動する communicate コミュニケーションをとる medical treatment 治療 生命 medical student 医学生 問1 本文の内容から考えて, ぞれア~エから選びなさい。 に入る英語として最も適当なものを,それ 日a sil oV (1) ア smal イ same ウ few エ enough (2) ア abroad イ afraid ウ fast エ hard 聞 並 aidT (1) 問2 本文の内容から考えて, に入る適当な1話語を書きなさい。 sqsl 問3 本文の内容から考えて, 次の問いに対する答えを,主語と動詞を含む英文1文で書きな bam) さい。 What did Takao start to do in English lessons after he talked with his father?

これは拾い画なのですが、この文章が何の教材に収録されているものか、もしこの教材を使っている方やご存じの方いたら教えてください🙏

フレーズ訳 :各設問の根拠となる箇所 / but are they having fun? しかしその動物たちは楽しんでいるのだろうか。 1 We all have seen animals playing, s€ 私たちは皆,動物たちが遊んでいるのを見たことがある most scientists believed /「that only humans can have fun. // ほとんどの科学者が信じていた 見 In the past, 過去においてはば 人間だけが楽しむことができると。 h But today, / those beliefs are changing. // しかし今日では F そうした考えは変わろうとしている。 上 More and more scientists are studying animal emotions. // ますます多くの科学者が動物の感情を研究している。 And their findings might surprise you. / そして彼らの発見にあなたは驚くかもしれない。 2(For example, /(1) scientists have performed experiments / 例えば 科学者はさまざまな実験をおこなった that show that some animals laugh./ They have learned 「中には笑う動物がいることを示す。 that some animals, especially chimpanzees, dogs, and rats?laugh. // 動物,特にチンバンジー,犬,ネズミが笑うことを。 Their laughs might not sound like human laughter, その動物たちの笑い声は人間の笑い声のようには聞こえないかもしれない 彼らは知った / but they are laughing. // しかし彼らは笑っているのだ。 3 Chimpanzees and dogs often show happiness. // チンバンジーと犬は喜んでいることをしばしば見せる。 Sometimes they may even look like they are laughing. // We know 時には笑っているように見えることさえあるかもしれない。 私たちはわかっている |that there are many similarities between humans and chimpanzees.| // 人間とチンバンジーには多くの共通点があることを。 And (2) anyone who has a dog knows //that dogs are very happy when they are それに犬を飼っている人なら誰でも知っている 犬は遊んでいる時,とても喜んでいることを。 playing, // However, / do rats laugh? // Have you ever played with rats? // あなたはネズミと遊んだことはありますか。 しかしながら ネズミは笑うのか。 / Scientists/at a university in Ohio/did. // オハイオの大学の科学者がそれをしたのだ。 4 Have you ever tickled them? あなたはネズミをくすぐったことはありますか。 What happened? // The rats laughed! // 何が起きただろう。 And (3) the rats laughed /Konly when their favorite person tickled them.>// それに,ネズミは笑ったのだった ネズミが笑ったのだ。 自分の気に入っている人がくすぐったときだけ。 But how do the scientists know /|that the rats were really laughing? // しかし科学者はどうやってわかるのだろう 5 ネズミが本当に笑っていると。 They studied their brains. // 彼らはネズミの脳を研究したのだ。 (4When humans laugh, / one part of the brain is very active. // 入が笑うと <When a rat laughs, ネズミが笑うと 脳の一部は非常に活発になる。 that same part of its brain is active, too. // ネズミの脳の同じ部分も活性化しているのだ。 And scientists have found another interesting similarity / そして科学者は興味深い類似点をもう1つ発見した between humans and rats.) // Rats like to be with the rats] / 人とネズミの。 in their group/ /(that laugh the most. // It seems that fun-loving rats are popular. // 集団の中で ネズミはネズミと一緒にいるのを好むのだ 楽しいことが好きなネズミは人気があるようだ。 1/ だけど,そんなことが本当に大事なのですか」と。 最も笑う。 You might say あなたは言うかもしれない /"That's interesting, / but is it really important?" 「おもしろい 7 (5In fact, / these kinds of experiments are teaching scientists / 実際 these®E こうした実験は科学者に教えている a lot about the parts of the human brain 人間の脳の部分について多くのことを They hope tosomeday lind out /Lhow to help unhappy people feel happier. |/ 彼らはいつか見つけたいと望んでいる And that's nothing to laugh at. / thaf control emotions. // 感情を制御する。 不幸な人々が幸せを感じるのに役立つ方法を。

この文脈から、なぜ店員が狼狽していると思われるのですか。

popped up where I least expected them. The most surprising might have been whenI ordered green tea with sugar at a restaurant. After a pause, the waiter politely explained that one does not drink green tea with sugar. I responded that yes, I was ア of this custom, but I liked my tea Sweet. My request was met with an even more courteous version of the same explanation: One does not drink green tea with sugar. While I understand, I told him, that the Japanese do not put sugar in their green tea, I would still like to put some in my green tea. Frustrated, the waiter took up the issue with the manager, and the two of them began a lengthy Conversation. Finally, the manager came over to me and said, “I am very sorry. We do not have sugar.” Since I couldn't have the green tea as I liked it, I changed my order to a cup of coffee, which the waiter soon brought over. Resting on the saucer were two packets of sugar.