当たっているかの確認お願い致します。 後、◽︎3の使い分けでいまいち分からないので教えて頂けたら有難いです。

意味の通る英文になるように, [ ] から適切な語句を選びなさい。 念 (①) Jonathan decided [ not to eat / not eating ] late atnight (⑫) Emma enjoyed [ to play / playing ] the iolin yesterday (③ My father gave up [ to smoke / smoking ] ten years ago。 (④⑭ Ihope [to be / being ] a professional baseball player in the OO (1) あなたは小さいときにこ Do you remember (⑫) 空港に着いたら, 忘れずに私に Please remmermhek (4 私は大統領と提手 TII never forget

回答のところこれ以上拡大できなくてわかりづらいと思いますが3番と4番あってるか見てほしいです🥺🤲

3. 4、 次の絵において. ①, の@の販でがり立つように、 やの吹き出しの 語以上の英語を書け。 @点) ① の Tiike this 呈- shirt, but | |Yes. Wait a minute. please. it stoo hig. aaal ニ [思考カツ 下の絵は, 所しく来たALの先生との提 の場面を表している。 人 Tchiro になっ たつもりで, 次の[に20語以上のまとまりのある英 文を書け。 0 ただし, 同 じ表現を繰り返さないこと。 (?点) HH everyone. We have a new ALT today. T hope you are ready to talk about your town. Can you start, Ichiro? OK. TI talk about one of the best places in my town. EE 1 like this place very much. You will ike 、 too. Thank you.

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答えがないので教えてほしいです🙇‍♂️

| 火の会を読み。 空所に入れるのに最も適切なものをアーオの中から1 つずつ選 レン 答えなさい。ただし, 同じ記号は 2 回以上用いないこと。 Yuka apg are gre gapgfipg なog ag acoo/ カカ のgroe. Yuka 。 :了Kate.How have youbeen? Kate 。 :Prettygood,thankyou. Yuka,you look worried. WPhat happened” Yuka 。 :Wellyouknow.were graduating next monthu but Thavent decided what to do after grAduation. Te ooit(swikMeaw Yuka 。 :Idontknow.Itdoesntmatter where Tam as ong am can do anyfhing Tant to。 Kate 。 :Forinstancewhenitcomee to working, what kind ofjob do you haye in mnind2 Yeka :Twant to work for the Supreme Court of the DS。 : Wow! Thate very ambiious of you. Well we have what they eay *( Yaka 。 :1hope so.By the wayyoure going back to Australia。 right2 : Yes.Tm going to be a student ofa university in Melbourne。 Thats Enewithyon( 3 ) Kate 。 :Thankyon. 3っっが uka 。 :YWhenare yo gning home to Sydney? Kate 。 :( 。 4 ) My mother 人ather and ite sister ane coming, and Tm planning to take them around this city. Yuka 。 :teverymieeofyoul Fate 。 :How aboutyou?Are youplanning on going back to your country2 Yuka :Yee.Tmleaving here just Rer graduation. KaoT33:4人0計) Yuka 。 :Actuay Tim having an intervieww at one ofthe branch ofhces ofthe Foreign Ministry 操 ok Kate 。 :Goodforyou.YukalTm sure yon1 get the Supreme Court of the US position in the fture. You can do that. Yuks 。 :Tm gadtohearthat。 Eate.TILtry my best and make iteome true some da ア Thave no doubt yowTl have a sucoessful academic performance イ Yon shoutd go there as soon as you can. 1mmediaely aRer the graduation csremony エ Abouta month after graduation. オ Where theres a wi theres a way カ Doyouwantto gray here or back inJapan? キ Whysosooms ク Practice makes perfct

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THoday: T talked with Mr. Smith_at school He said that he started to learn Japanese when he was a high school student。 I was nterested in his story. He sa he has some problems when he uses Japanese. But he speaks Japanese very wel. 1 think be has studied a lot. 1 hope to be able to speak Enghish better than now、 tw lto be a better speaker!

分かる！っと思った所だけでも良いので、教えてください！

に ] 内から適切な語句を選びなさい。 ① We hope [arriving / to arrive ] around noon. ② Tve decided [ staying / to stay ] home this weekend. う Idontmind [sleeping / to sleep ] on the sof。 る Everyone clapped loudly when he fnished、| speaking / to speak ] 5) Alice refused [ answering / to answer ] any questions。 ⑥ My father stopped [ smoking / to smoke ] to become healthier 7) We enjoy [playing / to play ] tennis every Saturday. 8 The man denied [ having stolen / to have stolen ] anything. 9) He never fails | sending / to send ] her an email every day. 10) Icannot avoid | saying / 5 say ] you are wrong. 11) Patrick pretended [ being / to be ] asleep、 12) ! can't afford [buying / to buy ] a new computer.

全部じゃなくても良いので分かる範囲で教えて下さい。

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4~6を教えて頂きたいです！

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