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単語埋めるのがあるんですけど全然わかんないです。 1つでもいいので教えてください。 とっても大至急です。

Last year, July 27、 my two sons and IT back to the Philippines to spend our holidays there. When we at the Davao International Airport my mother and relatives already waiting outside. When they saw us coming out the 4 5 airport, they us witha wide grin and all our belongings. On our way home, they, us many questions while hugging me and my sons. After 30 minutes we arrived at my parent's house.T went directly to my father's room to greet him. T saw happiness in his 7 8 eyes when he me.T him and asked “how are you 9 feeling, pa?7” and he “okay man Dais” which means Tm all right” in our dialect. After a few minutes 1 told him TIwill go to 10 my room and change.He_ fine then when 1 the room but aftey ten minutes 1 can hear them shouting papa's name. So, to his room and saw him having seizure.1 was so scared then.1 auieky to his side and ニコo sister sqdueeZing his 旬He for him to gain back his consciousness. While doing it, 1T_ him、pa, dont do this、Tve just arrived_ You said we wi celebrate your birthday together He just “yes, Dais". Afew minutes laterhe_ back.hie strength and after 10 minutes the ambulance arrived.1 the week of ouy Vacation at the hospital. But on the second week。 my fathey from his worst illness, so We to celebrate the verb (V). Choices 1 ロ Ye ask の hug ら approach に gO Se@e ビ arYiVe Bay leave k. help 1. tel m. run n. hurry o. spend p. gaim q. decide r. reply 8. recoVer t. take his birthday at the Pearl Farm Beach Resort in the neighboring city.

1枚目の写真の本文の各パラグラフに主題をつける問題です。わからないので教えていただきたいです。よろしくお願いします。

LESSON 3 Blood ls Blood outstanding [aotstsendnn] athlete [sOli:t]( Scholarship [skG(:)lsyjip] football [fctb:l] captain [Keptan] track [trek] remain [rimern] medicine [medsan] lifelong [afHS(:)g] procedure [prasfzdsay]悦 transfusion [iraensf:s2n] fresh [fr Part 2 右 Inhigh school, Drew was a strong and outstanding athlete. As a result, he was offered a scholarship to college. At college, Drew was the most valuable player im the football team and he was the captain of the track team. He was expected to become a professional athlete、but he remained interested in science and medicime. In 1928, he entered a medical school in Canada and began his lifelong study of blood. Snce the 1930s, doctors had known that people could be givem new blood in a procedure called a blood transfusion. However, it was not easy to get a blood transfusion. There was no way to keep blood fresh or send it to people who needed it far away. 員) ]人9 要党上/H 3. T肖 |

1枚目の写真の本文の各パラグラフに主題をつける問題です。分からないので教えていただきたいです。よろしくお願いします🙇🏻

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1枚目の写真の本文の各パラグラフに主題をつける問題と内容に関する問題です。分からないので教えていただきたいです。よろしくお願いします🙇🏻

LESSON 3 Blood ls Blood outstanding [atstsendrn] athlete [&6OHi:tl思 scholarship [skeC)jszjjp] football [fCtb3:ll captain [keptan| track [irek] rermain [rimern] medicine [medsan] lifelong [IArfS(:)] procedure [prasfzd3say] transfusion [iraensjfjzs2n]| fresh [fre Part 2 右 In high school, Drew was a strong and outstanding athlete. As a result, he was offered a scholarship to college. At college, Drew was the most valuable player im the football team and he was the captain of the track team. He was expected to become a professional athlete、but he remained interested in science and medicime. In 1928, he entered a medical school in Canada and began his lifelong study of blood. Snce the 1980s, doctors had known that people could be given new blood in a procedure called a blood識 transfusion. 日owever, it was not easy to get a blood transfusion. There was no way to keep blood fresh or send it to people who needed it far away. 員) 1.T/F 2.T/F 3軒還喘

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英語のFLEXのテキストのものなのですが、よければお教えいただければありがたいです😖

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これなんて言ってるんですか？ 解釈の仕方？みたいなのを教えて欲しいです！ Watching him meet with scientists at business meetings was her introduction to applied science.