写真の文の赤線部の文構造がよくわからないです。 「extend backは「遡る」という意味で、extend back than〜で「〜より(前に)遡る」という意味になると思いますが、extendsとbackの間にno furtherという副詞が入り込んだ形 という理解でよ... 続きを読む

1 V S 4 V ■ 'Think back (to your earliest memory). (Perhaps) images of a birthday party or scenes [from a family vacation] come (to mind). 3 (Now) think about your age [when that event occurred] Chances are (that your earliest recollection_extends (no further back than your third birthday)〉. 5 (In fact), most adults can (probably) come up with a no more than a handful of memories [from between the ages of 3 and 7] (although family photo albums or other O S things may trigger more) and most likely none [before that]. Psychologists 因果表現 03 refer to this inability of most adults to remember events [from early life], o'- - A 0 2 < this + 名詞> →>> まとめ表現 [including their birth), (as childhood amnesia). S 4 訳自分の一番古い記憶を思い出してほしい。 おそらく、誕生日パーティーの様子や 家族との休暇の光景が頭に浮かぶだろう。次に, その出来事が行われたときの自分の年齢 について考えてほしい。 ひょっとしたら一番古い思い出でも、 3歳の誕生日より前にはさ かのぼれないかもしれない。 「実際のところ、 ほとんどの大人はおそらく, せいぜい3歳か ら7歳の間のことについてはほんのわずかの記憶しか頭に浮かばないだろう 家族写真 のアルバムなどをきっかけにもっと色々思い出すかもしれないが―そして,それより前 については十中八九、何も記憶にないだろう。 心理学者は,このようにほとんどの大人が, 自分が生まれたときを含めて幼少期の出来事を思い出せないことを、幼児期健忘と呼ぶ。

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16. The man ( ) my friend deceived me. 7. I thought who was . what I thought 17. My uncle is so stubborn that he is very hard ( 7. pleased 1. pleasing I. to please . to have pleased 18. The number of doctors ( 7. are 1. I thought whom was I. who I thought was . has been ) increasing these three years. . have been 19. Don't look down on a man just ( 7. because 1. for ). ) he is poor. . whether I. is I. why 20. Will you buy a new hybrid car when they ( ) available? 7. are becoming 1. became

1⃣ 1はmustを使うことはわかるけどもう一個の空白に何が入るか分からないので教えて欲しくて 2はwillを使うことはわかるけどもう一個の空白は分からないので教えて欲しくて 3は何も分からないので教えて欲しくて 4はmayを使うことはわかるけどもう一個の空白が分から... 続きを読む

す(p.17 して作ります 高い圧力 たドア must Drills Fill in the blanks and complete the sentences. Fact Fact Fact C 1. Every student ( 2. This battery ( ) the emergency drill tomorrow. [参加しなければならない] ) useful when the power is out. [ 役立つだろう] ) an elevator when an earthquake happens. [Thaastal] ) ( old [古いかもしれない] 3. You ( )( ) ( 4. The batteries in this portable radio ( 2 Fill in the blanks and complete the sentences. Fact CFact D Fact B 1. You ( )( ) alpha rice in 15 minutes with hot water. お湯を使えば15分でアルファ米を用意することができます。 ) ( 2. If you don't have any emergency food, I ( もし非常用食料がなければ、 いくらか差し上げますよ。 3. You ( DC ) three liters of water at home. 自宅には3リットルの水を保管しておくべきです。 4. We (0 ) anything to eat in this shop. このお店では食べるものを何も見つけることができません。 ) you some. Grammar in Context 3 Read the dialogues and change the verbs to the appropriate form. Use either (should/may/ will). 1. A: You look so pale! Are you OK? B: I have a headache. I don't know, but I (have) a cold. A: That's too bad! You (go) to see a doctor right away. 2. A: Excuse me. How big is the medium size pizza? B: The medium size pizza is for one person, but it (be) too big if you aren't hungry. A: I'm very hungry now, so I (have) it. 1 4 Complete the sentences based on the Japanese ones. Personal Seal 2 If you live in Japan, your personal seal. one cheaply, and it is often used in daily life. For example, at some banks, your personal seal when you open a bank account. Also, a personal seal is very popular among foreign tourists. It a good souvenir when you go back to your country. 印鑑 もし日本に住むなら、自分の印鑑を持つべきです。 安く買うことができ, 日常生活でしばしば使います。 例えば, いくつかの銀行では、 銀行口座を開くときに印鑑を持っていかなければなりません。 また, 印鑑は外国人 旅行者にとても人気があります。 帰国するときには,よいお土産になるかもしれません。 Unit 7

employees who lost everything will win any of it back.という文のany of itが「その一部でも」という訳になるのは何故ですか？肯定文のanyは「どんな〜でも」という訳ですよね？どんな〜なら「全てのit」という訳になり... 続きを読む

この英文を日本語訳してほしいです！よろしくお願いします🙇🏻‍♀️‪💖

d and Think O "ords rabl] in] メグはその後、災害時の外国人支援についての英語番組を家族と見ることにしま 番組では日本で地震にあった外国人の体験談を取り上げています。 ? What kinds of troubles did these people have? (s) Case 1 (日本在住のバングラデシュ人男性) When the earthquake began, I didn't know what was happening. After the terrible shaking, I ran out of the house with my wife. We didn't know where t go, so we drove to a supermarket parking lot. We staye in our car for five hours. We were too scared to get out. Finally, we spoke to a police officer passing by. He guide us to the local shelter. I didn't know about it until then. Case 2 ( 旅行中だったフランス人女性) My friend and I took a day trip by train. On the way back there was a big earthquake to a police officer passing by, Round 1 Get the 本文の前半, Case A ⇒ ( 現在分詞 A Trains stopped running. The announcements at the station were in Japanese. We looked on the internet, but all the latest information there was in Japanese, too. Fortunately, there was a woman speaking to some travelers in English. She told us how to go back. [142 words] #ing #fit ► pp.82-83 Grammar 3 00 Round 2 Fc それぞれのC Case 1 After 2 How Case 3 WH 4 Di Round 1 Cas 日本 Co C 2

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意味の通る英文になるように、[ ]から適切な語句を選びなさい。 (1) Maya is out now. I'll [ have / let ] her call you back when she gets back. (2) I wanted to go fishing with you, but my father didn't [ make / let] me go out. (3) He was [ made to go / had to go ] to the library with his friends. (4) I heard my sister [ say / to say something in her sleep. (5) I didn't notice Brad [ leave / to leave ] the house. (6) The man was seen [ enter / to enter ] the building. A

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I haven't been back in more than a year. 何故in が使われているんですか？現在完了ではforを使いますよね？

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3 次の対話文は,中学生の友里 (Yuri) と留学生のニック (Nick) が What kind of rice ball do you 何の種類のお茶が like the best? という調査 (survey) の結果 (result) を見ながら話しているときのものです。 これを読 んで、あとの問いに答えなさい。 好き? Yuri Hi, Nick. Do you eat rice balls? Nick: Yes, I do. I'm on the soccer team at school. After practice, I sometimes feel hungry and want something to D(e convenience store to get rice balls. foods. Yuri : What kind of rice ball do you like the best? Nick: I like tuna-mayo the best. Why do you ask me? Yuri My teacher did a survey about that in my class last week, and here are results. Forty students answered the question. 4/41/ クイズの答え Wow, forty percent of students like tuna-mayo the best. ). At those times, I often go to a Rice balls are one of my favorite Japanese Nick : Yuri: Yes, and twelve students prefer mentaiko That is the second largest number. 2人 () rice ball b the Nick: I like sake, too. It's not [as/popular as mentaiko, but two more students like it than kombu. Well, how about you, Yuri? しかし2人の生徒はこんぶより 好きだと言うえっ あなたは? Yuri: My favorite kind of rice ball is umeboshi but it's the least popular in my class. Nick I can't eat umeboshi. I don't like it because it's too sour for me. 食べたことない Yuri: Really? I like umeboshi. There is a big ume tree in the garden at my house. Nick: Yes, I know that. When I visited your house in March, I 4 (see) the tree. It 3月 had a lot of blossoms. We were looking at the blossoms from the kotatsu in your practice the least in ... ...で最も~でない put ~を入れる (過去形も同じ) feet fall 落ちる bear fruit 実をつける honey はちみつ Why don't you ~? ~しませんか。 look forward to ~ 5 10 room then. It was cold outside, but I was 5 (worm) when I put my feet into Cpl, this ユダリはあたないコタツの内にいれぞ the kotatsu. at the ume blossoms from the kotatsu was wonderful. 20 Yuri : I agree. After the blossoms fall, the ume tree at my house bears a lot of fruit every year. My grandmother makes umeboshi from the fruit. She uses a lot of honey when she makes umeboshi, so her umeboshi is not so sour. Nick That sounds interesting. Can I try your grandmother's umeboshi? Yuri: Yes. You'll like umeboshi if you eat one of my grandmother's. Why don't you 25 come to my house after school? I can make you rice balls with my grandmother. I'll make your favorite one and my favorite one. Nick Thank you. I'm looking forward to eating your rice balls. garden E blossom E into ~の中に agree 賛成する SO それほど try ~を試す 〜を楽しみにする ask ~にたずねる percent パーセント prefer ~を好む sour 酸っぱい foot (足)の複数形 15

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through education, research, and health care. For example, a disease spread distributed by insects blinded 10% of the people in a part of Ghana, but in the 1950s, his organization distributed a drug that nearly eliminated the disease by 1960. In addition, it helped reduce the number of blind children by giving out vitamins and also by performing over three million eye operations. As a result, millions of people who were in danger of becoming blind have been treated, and blindness is less common there now.