この1番最初の問題の答えが2番目の写真からですが、写真の2枚目の赤い線で引いてあるところが、なぜそうなるのか分からないので教えて欲しいです💦

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英作文です！ おかしいところがあれば教えてください🙇

A. 4 次は、AからDへ続くある一連の出来事である。 イラストの内容が伝わるように、 解答欄の書き出しに続けて25語~35語 の英語で書け。英文の数は問わない。 Akiko C. Akiko's mother Akiko B. D. 312 One day, when Akiko got home, Her mother was So I not good went to go Shopping to buy foods. After Shopping I made food for my mother. My mother looks. for happy 35

線が引いてある「a flat of」の意味が良く分かりません…どなたか教えてほしいです…！

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写真下の、青く囲んでいるところらへんについてです。（And the fact that〜perceptions of her） 回答の和訳が、 写真 2枚目のようになっていたのですが 、「アジア人以外による彼女についての認識」の意味がよくわかりません。教えていただきたいです。

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最後の行のwho kept driving のとこなんですが和訳を見ると、 車で 立ち寄ろうと し続けている となっていました。運転し続けている、だけならわかりますが、立ち寄るというというのはどこから来たんですか？

【必答問題】 4 次の英文は、 ある大好きな映画の新作を誰よりも早く観たくて、公開日の3日前から劇場 に並んでいる高校生の Elenaの話である。 英文を読んで、あとの問いに答えよ。 (配点 39) →手足などが悪感覚で blusor 彼女の左足はしびれていた Her left foot was asleep. sasleep./ S ・立ち上がってピョンピョンblo 跳んだ She kept kicking the sidewalk, then stood up to bounce. ~ 72 ここでは "Is your leg asleep again?" Troy said. "I'm worried about your circulation." 足踏み “It's fine,” Elena said, stamping her foot, n'P bise an C43 「血液循環” 本 on etten avT She'd only been sitting for two hours) but she was, so bored she could hardly (ア) in e 5 it. She could literally hardly (ア); even her bloodyvessels were bored. to avi Ta. 1927 She'd brought lots of books. She'd planned to read Star Wars books whenever she 静かな瞬間 had a quiet morent in line. Which was every moment so far. But the wind kept blowing the pages, and the paper was so bright in the sun that reading made her eyes water. 気 tog eview 08 None of (イ) that seemed to bother silent Gabe, who read his paperback without seeming to notice the sun, the traffic, Troy, Elena or Elena's mom, who kept driving by slowly. 2 3 Yes th Triquod La vered her phone. DEBTis ev 1ª

この英文の❷の方のyetがどの用法がわかりません。 日本語訳の中の、でも の部分に当たるんでしょうか？？

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答えがorなのですが、なぜなのかわかりません。どなたか教えてください。

[2] The coronavirus has become a very big problem around the world. Because of this, handwashing with *soap has become very important. (A) Parents, teachers, and leaders are [7. their hands 1. a day I. to wash . everyone many times ]. Many telling famous people have made songs and videos about handwashing. Handwashing is important, but it is not easy for some people in the world. "Handwashing with soap is one of the cheapest and most effective things you can do," said a *director at *UNICEF. "It can protect you and others against coronavirus and other diseases." However, there are billions of people in the world who cannot (B) do this. UNICEF says that 40 percent of the world's people, ( C ) 3 *billion, do not have a handwashing place with water and soap at home. Also, 47 percent of schools do not have a place for handwashing, and 16 percent of healthcare centers do not have handwashing places for patients. Many people in developing countries are getting sick because they cannot wash their hands. Until now, UNICEF has taught people in developing countries the importance of handwashing. But even now, developing countries still need help. Japan and other countries should give help so that all people around the world can wash their hands. Notes: soap 石けん director 局長 UNICEF ユニセフ、国連児童基金 問 3 空所 (C)に入る適切なものを次のア~エから1つ選び記号で答えなさい。 7. and 1. or .but I. for billion 10 億

この問題教えてください>-< ̥ 分詞の文の作り方が分かりません

201 〈分詞の位置〉次の日本文の意味を表す英文になるように,( )内の語句を並べかえなさい。 (1) あの眠っている男の子はだれですか。 Who (sleeping / is / boy / that) ? Who (2) そのこわれたテーブルを見なさい。 Look (table / the / at / broken). Look at. (3) これは私が誕生日にもらったペンです。 (a / me / is / to / pen / this / given) on my birthday. (4) ここに住んでいる人々はみんな幸せです。 (are / people / here / living) all happy. (5) 健とテニスをしている女の子はメアリーです。 (tennis / the girl / with / Ken / playing) is Mary. civela) (6) ブラッキーと呼ばれているその犬は多くの人に愛されています。 (Blacky / called / is / loved / the dog) by many people. vela bi ? on my birthday. ST all happy. is Mary. by many people.

分詞 分詞の理屈はわかっているのですが 19に関しては、エンジンはかけられる ものと判断してしまい 受動的な意味なんだと思ってしまいingのイメージがわきません。 20に関しては、目は閉じる ものと判断してしまい 能動的な意味なんだと思ってしまい edのイメージがわき... 続きを読む

| 19 Some people leave their cars with the engines 19 shopping for a few minutes. ① run ② to run ran 20 when they go running [英検準2級] □20 According to the newspaper, the boy was knocked unconscious ande ATE lay on his back with ① his closed eyes ③ closing his eyes ② having his eyes closed ④ his eyes closed 〔明星大 (理工物化)〕 119 数分間買い物に行くとき, エンジンをかけっぱなしで車を離れる人がいる。 19④ running 付帯状況の with の構文では, with の後ろの名詞を基準に能動か受動かを見て, 後ろに続くのが現在分詞か過去分詞かを決めます。 ここでは「エンジンがかかっ ている」という能動の関係を見抜いて, ④running を選ぶこと。 □20 その新聞によると, その少年は強く打たれて意識不明になり、 目を閉じて 仰向けに横たわった。 [20 ④ his eyes closed 付帯状況の with の後ろには,「名詞+分詞」の形が続くことができます。 5 分詞が現在分詞か過去分詞かを決めるときは, 名詞を基準にして「する」 のか 「さ 「れる」のかを考えてみるとよいでしょう。 ここでは 「彼の目が閉じられている」 という受動的な関係があります。 ③ closing his eyes のように, 「with Ving」 の形 になることはありません。 分詞

下から2行目のled to cycling crazeの部分の構文の取り方が分からないので教えて頂きたいです。

zsebi zuorgiler Beginning in the late nineteenth century, the Good Roads Movement transformed America's landscape, helping to create the nation's system of 162 gazi i Jastghu je roads and highways. This movement ( alomino's worse sasmertege sadejdgoss begolovebi vjoj502 29 ). While most people today assume that the road system was first developed in response to the needs of automobile drivers, this is a myth. Actually, the demand started mainly with cyclists. The invention of the modern bicycle led to a cycling craze in the 1890s, and millions of Americans wanted better, safer roads to cycle YORUB nen