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Charles M. Schulz seems to suggest that real success in life is not a matter of money, fame, and power. Rather, it is defined by hope, courage, respect for others and, above all, by a sense of しくに He once said,“If I were given the 15 humor. 平い7 opportunity to present a gift to young people, it would be the ability for each individual to learn to laugh at himself,”"

添削をお願いしたいです！ 間違った表現や不適切な表現があれば訂正、代替案等を教えて頂けたら嬉しいです🙇‍♀️ 宜しくお願いします。

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4 中学生の真紀 (Maki), 順子(Junko)と彼女たちの英語の教師であるナンシー (Nancy)の三人が、 町のフリーマーケット(Flea Market)の会場で会話をしています。 次の会話文を読んで, あとの(1) から(4)までの問いに答えなさい。 o Maki: Hello, Nancy sensei. Nancy:【a 11|ア No, not yet. But I often get some good things at this market. Junko:【b 】 メHi, Maki. Oh, Junko is here, too. Nancy:【 1月ウ It looks nice. How about you, Maki ? Did you also get that bag C Junko: 【d 】オ here ? Nancy:【 17ズ Hello, Nancy sensei. Did you find anything good today ? e Maki: No, I オ Me, too. I got this bag here last Sunday. bought this at a department store. TodayIcame here for the first time. Junko called and told me about this market last night. So I came. I'm so( A) because there are so LIGG many people and so many different things here. Nancy: Yes, so many things. We can find good things we can still use here. But these days, there are some people who throw those things away. Maki: Right. I always feel sorry when I see such things at garbage stations. 2て使い方 Junko: I think we should use things for a longger time and think about how to use 私するべき使ラその 彼らば! them ( ア ). Nancy: That's true. We should reuse more and more. ns cb ofw slacog on sn T Maki: Pardon me ? You said “re . 2p d山w latreaod sd ot o dao slaus Nancy: I said “reuse." ag tph hi eh sdwagsd lsst slaeo Maki: Oh. I remember. We learned that word in your class last week. We also learned the T0 S010001 sucone word “recycle," right ? Nancy: Yes. If we are more interested in reusing and recycling, we won't see so many things on garbage days. Junko: I agree. Well, Nancy sensei, my mother has a booth here today. Would you (2 ode ofdei srl (イ) to come to her booth with us ? Nancy: Sure. Let's go. (注) market マーケット, 市場 garbage station ごみの集積場 garbage day こごみの日 u donm no booth (市場などの)売店 sol ont spo aligog to il dh 三語[第5回]

赤線のところってどうやって考えたらいいですか？？

Perhaps some philanthropists are motivated by their sense of duty. Apart from the equal value of all human life, the other “simple value" that lies at the core of the work of the Gates Foundation is “。To whom much has been given, much is expected." That suggests the view that those who have great wealth have a duty to use it for a larger purpose than their own interests.

訳では「発達しつつある私たちの心」とあるんですが、なぜ〜しつつ、になるのでしょうか？😰発達している、ではダメなのでしょうか？

Tighely bound into the hature of our developing mines is the ability to mate sense of the world ia terms of motivations, and a basie instinct to preter friendly intentions over malicious Ones、

この和訳が『世界を動機の点から理解する能力と、悪意のある意図よりも親切な意図の方を好む基本的な本能は、発達しつつある私たちの心の本質にしっかりと結びついているのである』なんですが、なぜそうなるのか分からないので教えてください🙇‍♀️

*ghtly boundinto the hature of our develqing ming's is the ability to mate sense of the world in terms of motivations, and a basie instinct to preter friendly intentious over malicious Ones、

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ON Po0-0。 ce から-っ に基づい 表び、る てop 、 その番紀を 答えとして最 ークしなきい も壮切なものを、 のヘー most jikely be e で more famous than they are today. -A taveler ing G w cxploring Germanys sccnic Ri v y CrmanysS sccnic Rhine River who visits the dty Of Bingen will be directed to the hi m the history i Seum there, which features front and center the amazing career of Saint エTi Su 隊 asant Cy 9 rmeenty se 202 Gm am ace ko ery sense a issance ogx。 born a htHle more than three and| き half centuries before the greatest Renaissance man Leonardo da Vinci (1432.1519). Hildegard was not only a composer of church music but also a mystic。 es a playwright an 7 Re and a sharp observer of natural phenomena on earth and in the skies. Tronically she had becn a sickly child and her aristocrat father did not hold much hope for her fature should she choose a normal life. Hle felt her only possibihty of personal happiness Would be in the service of God as a nun. isolated from the stresses of daily decision-making. Fortunately for Hildegard, Jutta von Spanheim, her mentor, saw in her an unusual abihty。 and ldegard was able to develop it to such a high degree that she became famous in her long jifetime of eighty-one yearS, even going on tOurS throughout Europe to promote her ideas and professed God-given ViSionS. _) Hildegard was a member of the Benedictine Order、 That meant a hife of balanced sleep.a Yegetarian diet regular DraYer and lots of hard work Her frst book, /zber Sczps (Koz 7e ld be a widely read description of the coSmos based on ancient Greek ideas、 It Ps), woul jwas believed to be a divinely inspired work in its time and Would not be matched by any man 邊he short biographies on Hildegard di al for centuries, lo not ahways detail her mus nm them, but Hildegard composed noteworthy liturgical pieces jpositions, 中 even mentio」 eered in developing the musical morality for ublic religious ceremony). She also pion in character of a StorY is presented with herheorsheis granted entry into here the mal a dilemma of choice mcept where and evil which wil determine Whet heaven e.Ytaly, and the Year 1619、 It was the tme of the Baroque. Nght

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黄色で丸してある of の用法がわかりません ［名詞］is of 〜. というのはどのように訳せばいいのでしょうか？また、この用法はよく出てくるのでしょうか？

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