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なぜ④はだめなのですか? セ 2020

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英語 高校生

本文の(4)の所(赤丸の所)にはinstead ,nevertheless,otherwise ,thereforeのいずれかが入るのですが答えは何となくinsteadかなと思っているのですがどうでしょうか?

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英語 高校生

スカイワードのクラウドのセカンド というワークの答えわかりません。 持っている人見せて欲しいです。 UNIT3です。

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