緑線の部分ですがなぜgo to divingではなくgo divingなんでしょうか⁉️ 誰か教えてください🙇‍♀️

Story 1 ある日の英語の授業で, 朝美は兄の卓也 (Takuya) についてスピーチします。 本文と質問を聞き, 答えを○で囲みましょう。 [ A B © ] 2 Hello, everyone. Look at this picture. This is 4 5 brother. He's twenty years old. He lives いっしょに in Cebu, the Philippines. He studies English at a Takuya, my セブンがある 1つの らぁングウィッヂ language ステューデンツ school there. students at school. 8. 7 べんきょう エイジャン 'He meets many Asian ・Schoolの前はat アジアト あう 平日 ウィークデイズ ウィーケンジ Takuya goes to school on weekdays, and スクーバダイヴィング 「sometimes」 enjoys scuba diving on weekends. Cebu ハズ とったら× 10 ヒズ has many beautiful beaches. He and his friends go ダイヴィング 11 diving together. He really likes Cebu. ふんすう [65 words] ろくすう es.s とくべつな学校はんが付く ホッチ Ne langu Asian stude 0 weekd => > scuba Dhas ( Ohis □dive, a Cebu D... yea ・・・ Ogo ...in ―小学校の 自目 卓也がなぜセブ留学先に選んだのかを考えましょう。 [解答例 セブには美しい浜があり,スキューバダイビングができるから。 New Words language [léngwidz らぁングウィッヂ] 名言語, 言葉 old beaut beach banar [ai] di

⑴は一段落の内容なんですが、123の選択肢がどうして違うのかわかりません

(1) Which of the following statements about the rose is true? 1. It was found to contain some medicinal matter only in modern times. ・牛 2. It was Yooked upon simply as a material for perfumes by the Greeks and Romans. 3. It does not deserve to be called a herb (except for a certain vitamin contained in it. 4. It is a useful herb both for its scent and the substances contained in it.

考えても分からなかったので教えて欲しいです！

4 Choose the underlined part that is INCORRECT and correct each error. (4点×6) (1) Linguistics systematically studies the structure and meaning of language by examine data and doing experiments. (\k7★ &) ( C ) → ( examing 数日 以前は ) (2) It used to take several days to travel by ship from New York to London, but jet 数時間 a b airplanes are now enough fast to make the trip in several hours. [共立女子大 改] ( ) → ( ) (3) When he went abroad on business last week, he couldn't make himself a ¿understand in English. くつかの 〔二松学舎大改〕 〔 ) → ( (4) Knowing several languages are helpful if you want to work in Europe. a [d] → (te werking, (5) I am sorry to have kept you waited. I should have left home ten minutes earlier. [広島修道大〕 〔 〕→( ) (6) Tokyo introduced its own lodging tax in October, charged 100 to 200 yen per b a person. 〔関西外国語大 改〕〔 〕→( )

この文の構造を教えて欲しいです

your sentence asked them to touch their tummy first. That's the trouble with after, when it comes in the second part of the sentence. It's the second thing that's said but the first thing that happens.) It's a back-to-front way of saying things. And, not surprisingly, children don't much like it. They assume that the first thing that's said happens first; the second thing that's said happens second. They follow the order in which m ntion things

紫のマーカーのwithの使い方と訳し方を教えて欲しいです！

When I was younger, I believed that everybody thought in photo- realistic pictures the same way I did, with images clicking through my mind a little bit like PowerPoint slides. I had no idea that most people are more word-centered than I am. For many people, it's words, not pictures, that shape thought. That's probably how our culture got to be so full of talk. Teachers lecture, religious leaders preach, politicians make speeches and we watch "talking heads" on TV. We call most of these people neurotypical they develop along predictable lines and communicate, for the most part, 白調症

(15)の並び替え問題の答えと解説を教えてください

Subway Pushers of Tokyo's Shinjuku Station. (14) a 9 Trains during rush hour in Shinjuku Station would get so crowded, that people needed assistance to get in the train in order to get to work on time. These railway workers, officially called "passenger arrangement staff" at the time, were responsible for getting the most amount of passengers ( train possible. Now, it might (Japan/Subway Pushers invent that not / (15) you / did/surprise / know / to). They were actually first used in New York City almost a century ago! While they are not used in New York anymore, they can still be found in Japan's largest and busiest station. ), these Japanese Subway Pushers were students "helping" people to get on trains as a part-time job. These days, however, Subway Pushers are normal train staff who are charged ( ) the duty of pushing people into the trains, mostly in (16)

参考にしたいので教えてください。

(3) 例を参考にして、 日本の伝統文化を紹介する文を英語で書きましょう。 [例] Sado is a traditional Japanese tea ceremony. It has a particular way of serving green tea. You can enjoy a traditional Japanese sweet, too.

19ってこの理論でいくと、whenも時の副詞節を導くから未来のことでも現在形ですか？ なんか違うような気がしますが、違うとしてなぜ違うか分かりません。

第1章 時制 19~25 23 Part 1 文法 22 Part1 交流 exts Point 008 ステージ] 法・語法 19 I'll be at home watching TV until ( ). 19. until 節 未来のことでも現在時制 you come back ② you be back Uniog 出ポイン you will be back you will have been back 〈拓殖大> Point 008 時・条件の副詞節一未来のことでも現在時制 接続詞 until / before/after/ as soon as などで導かれる節は時の副詞節 になるので、未来のことでも現在時制を用いる。 標準 20 持条件の副詞節未来完了は用いず現在完了 標準 試英語の 20 When I ( ) a thousand English words, will I be able to read 語法」「イディン an English newspaper? “クセント・発音 I am learning で効率的に食い ③ will have learned 2 have learned ④ will learn <東北学院大 > 本書 Point 009 へと導く厳 時条件の副詞節では未来完了は用いず、 現在完了を用いる。 主節の前に用いられる when 節は副詞節。 文中で用いられる場合の見分けは次のPoint 009 参照。 Point 009 文中で用いられるwhen 節/ if節の見分け 文中で用いられる when 節/if節は必ずしも副詞節とは限らない。 その見分け については, 【整理2】の内容を正確に押さえておこう。 tning 中堅大学で は「合格ライン ができます。 21 Can you give me a call when you ( ① arrive ② arrived ③ will arrive ) at the airport? 21 when 節 「･･･するとき」 ④ are arrived <中央大) when 節 「いつ･･･するか」 -名詞節。 未来のことは未来時制 時の副詞節。 未来のことでも現在時制 標準 標準 出項目を211 目を218のポー かです。 22 口 Mr. Tanaka is out now, and I don't know when he ( office. ) in the 23 of ① will be back 2 is back 24 節 「もし……すれば」 条件の副詞節。 未来のことでも現在時制 標準 if節 「･･･するかどうか」 名詞節。 未来のことは未来時制 準 また情報 ③ is being back ④ be back 【整理 つけています 覚える」べき □■ nice. きます。 ① will have been ② is 英作 24 ■ 英作文 □ 解」 「英作 She is not sure if he ( overseas students. ①comes ② had come 23 We will go to the open market tomorrow if the weather ( ) to today's welcome party for the <愛知大 > 25 時の副詞節の when 節なので, 未来時制ではなく現在時制 ③ were had been < 東洋大 > 3 will

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