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紫の線を引いているところなのですが、 この文に動詞はありますか？ Sだけのような気がします… 文法上これはいいのですか？

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訳が謎です。moreがあるのは分かるのですが、費用よりも大きくなった、と「より」という比較が付くのはなぜでしょうか？

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大問４の１ 1人の生徒が植物の世話をしていました。 の文の並びがわかりません 分かる方回答お願いします

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The Amazon Basin is a very large area of South America covered by rainforests. The Amazon Basin has plenty of iron ore, gold, oil and natural 92. Its many rivers may be dammed to produce electric power. (] ) Because_of itS great size and rich resQurceSs soOme people want to cut down the rainforests to develop the natural resources and to provide fand for homes. ( A ) Thousands of different kinds of animals live in the Amazon Basin. In fact, in terms of animal life, the Amazon Basin is one of the richest areas in the world.The Amazon's animals depend on the trees of the rainforests for food and shelter. Cutting them down wil probably kill many of the aninals that live there. Besides, the plants in the Amazon Basin give off large amounts of oxygen. Cutting down the rainforests may make the amount of oxygen less in the air. This change in the air will probably cause problems in other parts of the world. (2) No _one can be sure what the rainforests of the Amazon will be like in fifty to one hundred years. The fate of the rainforests may depend on( B )thepeople of South America decide to use this rich land. (洲) The Amazon Basin アマゾン川流域 rainforest 誠肌本 iron ore 鉄和 dam にダムを造る electric 電気の resource 資源 provide 供給する 0 ン この点で shelter 隠れ場所 amount 量 cause 引き起こす

?のthat、thisを英語で書き直すとどうなるか教えてください！

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He feels that the best people to ask about the plants and animals there are the local people. だいたいでいいので和訳お願いします。

26の問題で、私は(L)を選んだのですがなぜ(H)なのでしょうか？だめな理由を教えていただけたら嬉しいです。

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