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英語 高校生

(1)(2)教えて欲しいです🙇‍♀️

Lesson I ことばが通じないとき Lesson 1 When Words Won't Work Oことばはことばだ そして絵は絵だ。 DWords are words and pictures are pictures. 私たちの情報のほとんどは のMost of our information ことばから来ている。 H comes from words. しかし私たちはますます多くの情報を得ている のBut we are getting more and more information from little pictures. 小さな絵から。 OWe call them “pictograms.” 私たちはそれらを「ピクトグラム」と呼ぶ。 1 1 6Language is an important means of communication. の言語はコミュニケーションの重要な手段だ。 OYOU exchange greetings. あなたは挨拶を交わす。 のAt school 学校では あなたは先生の話活に耳を傾ける 話し合いをもつ そしておしゃべりするのを楽しむ you listen to your teachers, have discussions, and enjoy talking with your classmates. あなたのクラスメートと。 8At home 家では you do your homework. あなたは宿題をする。 OFor all of these activities これらの活動すべてのために you use language. あなたは言語を使う。 焼のyetiは -(but) けれども OYet, there is another important means of communication. コミュニケーションのもうひとつの重要な手段がある。 OLook around carefully, <) and> O 周りを注意して見なさい and you will notice lots of pictograms. そうすればあなたは多くのピクトグラムに気づくだろう。 OTake a look at the following. 下記のものに目を通しなさい。 BEven little kids may know them. 幼い子どもたちでさえそれらを知っているかもしれない。 その前に出ているもの OThe one on the left 左のものは shows an emergency exit. 非常口を示している。 picteerams The one in the middle (5真ん中のものは shows a restroom. トイレを示している。 OThe one on the right 右のものは shows an escalator. エスカレーターを示している。

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英語 高校生

これが何の教材か知りたいです。知っている方いれば教えてください。polestarⅢの問題集みたいなやつです。

LESSON 3 Paragraph 3 An Appalling Waste of Food (教科書 pp. 18~19) クラス 番号 名前 130 Read the passage and answer the questions below. Obviously, we need to pay more attention to shopping and eating habits. It is not uncommon for shoppers in the developed world to throw away as much as half the food they buy. The tendency to indulge is driven by marketing schemes that offer “buy one, get one free,” even if we really do not need that second item. It is hard to say no to a bargain. We need to learn to say “no" more effectively. Indeed, consumers need to be more discerning throughout their shopping experience and be vocal in words and deeds. The study of shopping habits is extremely advanced and corporations live and die by their data. If consumers make a conscious effort to change their habits, (a)retailers will notice. Consumers can also make better use of food banks and other resources that help the hungry and (b )fortunate. On the individual level, they need to be conscious of the ( b ) fortunate before they throw good food out. And, they too should be encouraging the organizations they work for and the places they shop to be equally solicitons of the noody Education should emphasize the neea w avoid wasting food. Again, it is all abont snding sianele Tt is unrealistic to expect to eimimate an waste in food. But the idea that one-half of food production is wasted-and that much of it is because of aesthetic reasons is intolerable. 1.What does phrase (a) imply? (4点) ア. retailers will notice the importance of consumers' shopping and eating habits イ. retailers will notice shoppers don't want so many items ウ. retailers will notice they should change their marketing schemes 2. Fill blank (b) with the most suitable word. (4 点) 3. Choose the best answer to fill each blank. (4 点×2) 1)“Buy one, get one free” campaign Diswell known to shoppers in the developing world のis driven bythe tendency to indulge shoppers' habits Boften makes us buy things we don't really need Oencourages us to say “no” to a bargain 2) Consumers should be pushing companies and shops Dto use food banks regularly Onot to throw out food products before the sell-by dates Beducate children to avoid all kinds of waste' のto be conscious of the needy PutT (True) or F (False) in the brackets. (2点×3) ア、 We should be more careful about buying and eating imported food. イ. Sending signals that we are changing our shopping and eating habitsis very important.. ウ. We need to stop disposing of food because of aesthetic reasons. CDの-26 istening quiz : Answer in English. (4点×2)

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英語 中学生

分からないのでお願いします🙇‍♀️

Ive been studying at an American high school for about nine months. Unfortunately, I'm going to go back to Japan next month. But I've had a lot of fun, and I've learned alot during my time here. One of the things I learned is that I shouldn't be afiraid of making mistakes when I speak English. When I first arrived in the US, I was really nervous. I was worried about my English, so I didnt speak much. I felt really lonely. But one day, I went to a school party. I met some international students there. When I talked to them, I noticed that they were making a lot of mistakes in Englisn, but they didn't care. They told me that it was more important to communicate than to try to speak perfect English. Since then, I started to talk to my classmates more. After I started speaking more, I quickly made a lot of new friends. I still make mistakes when I speak English, but I've stopped worrying. Another thingIlearned here is that there are lots of things I don't know about Japan. Many people I've met here are interested in Japan. For example, in my first week of school, my classmates asked me lots of questions about Japan and its culture and history. Sadly, I couldn't answer some of the questions. When I looked for the answers, I discovered that Japanese culture and history were quite interesting. I've been learning about Japanese culture and history since then. I feel sad because I have to leave soon, but I'll never forget mv time in the US. I've learned so much here, and I hope to study here again. (1) When Takeru first arrived in the US, a. he was nervous, and he didn't talk alot. b. he wasn't confident, but he talked to a lot of classmates. he was excited, and he attended many school parties. C. d. his English was perfect and he didn't make any mistakes. (2) What did Takeru notice at the school party? a. Alot of his classmates were international students. b. Alot of his classmates were good at English. c. The international students there were trying to speak perfect English. d. The international students there didn't care about making mistakes in English. (3) How did Takeru learn that there were a lot of things didn't know about Japan? a. He read a book about Japanese history. b. He watched a TV show about Japanese culture. c. He learned some Japanese words from his classmates. d. He couldn't answer some questions about Japan.

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英語 高校生

写真に書かれた英語の文法説明?を日本語で分かりやすく解説して欲しいです。お願いします……!

using participial adjectives USIIg real Iditionals to talk about present and future events%; Unit 2 oresent real conditional: To talk about a true or possible situation in the present, we use if + the imple present in the if clause, and the simple present in the result clause: Ifl have extra money at the end of the week, I get excited. The future real conditional: To talk about a true or possible situation in the future, we use if + the simple oresent in the if clause, and will + base form in the result clause: If you take this medicine, you will feel relaxed. We can also use time clauses to talk about the future. Notice that the structure is the same as the real Conditional: PRESENT: When I have extra money at the end of the week, I get excited. FUTURE: After you take this medicine, you will feel relaxed. Participial adjectives modify the nouns or pronouns they accompany. They are typically formed by adding -ing or -(e)d to a verb-also known as the present and past participle. (Remember, though, that the past participles of some verbs are irregular, such as freeze - frozen.) Generally, the "cause" of the feeling uses the -ing form: Her decision to quit was surprising. And the “receiver" of the feeling uses the -ed form: I was surprised by her decision to quit. ere are some other common participial adjectives: Base verb -ing -ed Base verb -ing -ed annoying annoyed frustrate frustrating frustrated annoy interest interesting interested bore boring bored satisfy satistying satisfied confuse confusing confused shock shocking shocked embarrass embarrassing embarrassed surprise surprising surprised excite exciting excited

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英語 高校生

学校でする英語のスピーチの原稿なのですが、知らない表現がとても多く、 文法がぐちゃぐちゃになってしまっている気がします😖 間違っているところを教えていただきたいです。お願いします

I wos inferes ted about the Iiteracy rate I was Surprised thot there are one. hundred twenity four million children who can't 90 to School in the world. Also there are seven hundred eight-one m: 1on| また、成人非激諾も 7億 abults illiterate Pleace look Screen. This is graph of literacy ratec in some Countries. According fo the research in 2016, the glabal Qverage De ve loping countries average is 63% Japan liferacy. 1ate is 99.84ん I noticed that 4here is agreat betveen developing and deve lope d COuntries, I think the reoson tor the low teracy rate in developing. countries is that there are Hew school's. So I think it is nece ssary to in areoee the number of schols. Whot individuls cau do is very limited , but we still have somlething we can do. First of all,. I thimk it is important to 1snow fhe current situcdion.. I hope the warld literacy rate to be 100%. 世界のが100%に 私は讃字率について興味をもちました 学校に行けない子どが 1億24005人もいることにおどろき . ました。 8100万Aいます。 スクリーンを見てくださいlo これば 1くつかの国の設字季 のグラフです 2016歳のリサーチによれば 診字車の 世界平均は 78%です。 途発上国は63%です。 hteracy Yate is 78% 日本は99,8%です。 ditHerence 私は発磨全国と先進国にだな 差があることに気けきました。 このようになっている理由に、 発展会上国に営校がすくないということが あると思いす。 なので、学校を増やすことが大切だと 思います。 個人ができることは非常に限Sれ ていますが、またできなとがあります ず現状を知るとう分中学せし 思います。 な3-と確頼っています。

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