高1英語です。次の文章の和訳が知りたいです🙇 各動詞をどう訳せばいいか分からなくて.. ｢Not only is America populated by people from foreign countries but also ancestors of many A... 続きを読む

明日本文の内容を先生に伝えないといけないんですけど どんな感じがいいですかね、、、。😭

1真央はいとにのビルと2人でお花見に来ています。 QR Bill: Cherry blossoms are so beautiful. Mao: Yes. Oh, it's almost/noon. Let's eat lunch Bill: I've been waiting for that word. Mao: Here is your bento. Bill: Thanks. Did you make it? ot en Mao: No. I asked my mother to make bentos for us. 人1に Bill: Wow! It's so cute and colorful! Mao: This isa kyara-ben, or a character bento. Its popular in Japan. Do you like it? Bill: Yes, very much. I don't like carrots, but I can eat them in this way.

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日本でのジャガイモ普及の陰には, 一つの恋の物語がありました Potatoes arrived in Japan in 1598 on Dutch merchat ships. Japanese people liked them, and many varieties Part(4 nerchant n5:tfant] arieties [varáiatiz] ariety aráiatil)。 The most popular variety nowadays is the “Danshaku imo (Baron potato).” It was have been grown here. 『adays adèiz] pn [béran] introduced by Baron Ryokichi Kawada in 1907. As a young man, Ryokichi studied in Scotland and fell in love with a Scottish woman named Jeannie. They enjoyed eating hot baked potatoes in the cold winters and [skátland] ish [skátif] ie [dzí:ni] there. They wanted to get married, but they'couldn't because Ryokichi's father opposed the marriage. d) Twenty years later, Ryokichi purchased some farmland in Hokkaido. Remembering his happy times = Imérids] ] 6 with Jeannie, he decided to grow potatoes. After trying different varieties from the U.K. and U.S., he finally =t(id)] found a variety suited to the climate of Hokkaido. 15 Today the potato's journey is still continuing. New varieties are being developed for hot, dry climates. énfall They have the potential to feed millions of people in the future. 商船 da 川田龍吉(宝鑑面

特に最初の4問が分かりません。 疑問文についてのgrammarcollectionです。

19.疑問文 Practice Practice 「英文中の空所に入る適切な語または語句を選択肢から選びなさい。 ロ 1. What we do does not define () we are. 2who ③ when の how (成露大 Owhom ) person is driving to London? 3 which ロ 2. Could you tell me ( のwho (立命館大) Owhen 2where )made you try again? 2 When ロ 3.( の Why 〈大阪経済法料大) 3 Where O What )it is. ロ 4. I founda sock on the floor, but I don't know( 2who ③ that ④ whose (亜細亜大) O who's ロ 5.()on earth did you go there last night? 3 Who O Where 2 What ④ Why (東京工芸大) ロ 6. The robber disappeared completely. The police didn't know ( ④ who ) to look. 身185 ① that 2what 3where (武蔵大) ロ 7.“How( ) do you go swimming?" “Two or three times a month." 身186 の far の long 3many の often (金沢工業大) ロ 8.“How( ) will it take this parcel to reach France?" “First class mail takes about one week." 時186 O about (2) Come long much (学習院大) ロ 9. Do you know ( ) since the financial crisis started? I hope work-sharing becomes nion popular in Japan. 身186 O how many people have been laid off 2 how often people have been called for 3 how fast people have been taken out ④ how long people have been set up (文教大) ロ 10. Do you know how ( ) in the evening the show will begin? 時186 O early 2 fast 3 quickly の rapidly 〈神奈川工科大) ロ 11. “How( ) will the train come in?" “In a quarter of an hour." 身186 O often 2 Soon 3 long ④ much (麻布大)

「secret behind the popularity of〜/〜の人気の秘密」この場合のbehindの意味を教えてください。

この問題で、The rock band for England is popular among teenagersが答えなのですが The rock band is popular among teenagers from England と並び替えられない理由を教えてく... 続きを読む

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97について、 ③でも文法的に正しくないですか？ 動名詞の前に意味上の主語があるので間違えてないと思うのですが… 「なにか私が座るためのものはありますか？」と言うように行けると思ったのですが…

■ロ ロロロ ロロロ ロロロ ロロロ ロ■ 文法 用的団園(①宝不 omett Theme 28 Theme 28 不定詞の形 (青山学院大) 不定詞の意味上の主語 ト不定詞の意味上の主語を表す必要がある場合は,「for + 名詞 [代名詞目的格]」 を不定詞の直前に置く。③ me to sit が正解。 ト本間は,直前の代名詞 anythingを修飾する形容調的用法の不定詞。() さtiこ 3 me to sit O my sitting on? Is there anything for 97 頻出 OIto sit 97 2 me sitting (大阪学院大) の crying not The child tried hard 98 頭出 0 not to cry ③ to cry not 不定詞の否定形 ト不定詞の否定形は, not や never を不定詞の直前に置いて表す。 try to do 「~しようと努める」→ try not to do 「~しないように努める」 完了形の不定詞(to have done) の用法 >完了形の不定詞は,文の述語動詞の示す時よりも前のことを表す。 He seems ~という現在形に対して,人気のある俳優だったのは彼が若かった 過去のことなので,完了形 2 to have been が正解。 本間 = It seems that he was a very popular actor when he was young. 2 to not cry 98 not [never] to do ロ 99 頭出 0 to be )a very popular actor when he was young. 3 he was He seems ( の he has been (南山大) 2 to have been 99 100 He read my e-mails, though I told him( 発展 0 it 2 not to 3 so (関西学院大) Theme 29 (OPower Up! 60) 100 代不定詞 to = to + 前出の動詞(を含む語句) tomorrow. > to 不定詞の内容が前後関係から明らかなとき, 前出の動詞(を含む語句)を繰 り返さずに to だけを用いることがある。このto を代不定詞という。 >本間は代不定詞の否定形。told him not to= told him not to read my e-mails 語句) tell A ot to do 「Aに~しないように言う」 tell A to do (9 575) 101 The results of the exam slg sd < 2 is being announced の will be announcing O are to be announced 3 is going to announce (慶鷹大) |102 私たちは,その事故の責任が彼にあると思っていた。

問題2を教えて欲しいです

の They (to, did, get, try, har (8) She (believe, Mark, does, will, that ) win the race. (6) Who (see, (9) Little ( expect, such, did, that, we ) a type of car would become OComplete the second sentences so as to have similar meanlng popue 2 sto first ones. [→L.22] (1) Why did youd change your mind? your m →What (2) If he makes a little more effort, he can beCome a regular plaver →A little more effort will enable (3) Take the No. 100 bus, and you will arrive at Ginkakuji. The No. 100 bus (4) She was too proud to give up the job. →Her pride prevented (5) Tom attempted to open the heavy door. →> Tom made (6) Ms. Green replied to me quickly. → Ms. Green gave (7) Im poor at cooking, → I'ma (8) Daiya swims very fast. →→ Daiya is 3 Express tha foll

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【1】 ~【8】各2点 【9】 各4点 英語演習 (2) No.1 [e] [8][11 o 【4】 次の英文の下線部の意味に最も近いものを選び、記号で答えなさい。 1. Bob made up his mind to propose to Dorothy. あ) prepared い) hoped う) decided え) began 2. Her dream to be a singer came true after all. あ) fortunately い) ( え う) lately え)totally eventually 3.I couldn't put up with the loud music firom the house next door.)( hear にの方 stand wan omoe ob vi い) da う) complain え) あ) increase へ 4. Please callon us whenever you want to.( あ あ)visit uode bainrow sigosg sedipy え) trust い)telephone う) tell 【5】 下線部と同じ用法のものをa~dから選び、記号で答えなさい。 (1) No one was to be seen in the village. (2) Aconcert is to be held at the stadium this weekend.の (3) Ifwe are to win the game, we must practice much harder. (4) You are to show the contents of your bag at the entrance. ( d (biw) a. The President is to arrive at the airport at three. b. You are to turn off your cell phone in the hospital. C. No treasure was to be found in the ruins. d. You must leave here right now if you are to get there in time. pre () 1oieolapzs ① Iegelli S Lsups D busotaog () 90don © IeTo 19q0 の )に入る適語を選び、 番号で答えなさい。 【6】( 1. One after ( 3/ の two )the swans flew away from the lake. 3 other 2 each の another 2. This PC won't start up. There must be something ( CL )with it. O hard 2 wrong 3 good 4) common J さ ま 景る人( 3. It' your (( ) towalk the dog today. 0 need 2 order 3 turn の place )i aroiniqo iedh evsg atnsburta o 9010 4. Finish packing quickly. 3) We have not time to ( 2 lose 3 keep ④ leave v w )m ggnia sotbeq bloods us O go 5. In Great Britain, () )police officers carry guns, but most of them do not. ol boool sids の few 2 any brpi (3) some の the ) he hurried, the shop was closed when he got there. O Despite )i iol sasd ssteas O Although ② Regardless of ③ In spite of 7." Is she going to get well soon?” “I( 1) )" 2 am afraid not の hope it want so の wish so

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B000 6d The Pol Us? Part 2 Why do Japanese people like judging personality by blood type? There are two possible reasons for th One reason is the distribuution of blood types in Japan it ot Japan has a more even distribution of blood tyw no than other countries. Take a look at the data belor Each blood type is found in a range of 9-38% (percent of the population. So it is easy to group personalities G-2 into four groups by blood type. On the other hani. in other countries, the distribution of blood types is not very even. The rates for some blood types ae very high or very low. For example, in Bolivia, 931 of people have type O blood. In such countries, it s difficult to judge personality by blood type. G-2) h foct 黒 mye