文法の間違いや不自然な部分がないか、チェックしていただきたいです I went to bowling with my friends. I took strike only once. Bowling was so difficult, because I can’t t... 続きを読む

英語です この傍線のforは~「ための」のforではないですが、この文で使われているforはどんな働きですか？

No.14 解答 4 放送英文: Hello. Henry Allen speaking A# ☆: Hello, Mr. Allen. This is Computer Plaza. We've checked your computer. It'll cost about three hundred dollars to repair it and I replace the hard drive. ★ : Three hundred dollars! That's a lot for an old computer. I think I'll just buy a new one instead. ☆: OK. We can recycle your old computer for free if you buy a new one here.. 3: Question: What will Henry Allen probably do? 8 全文訳:もしもし。 ヘンリー・アレンです。 もしもし, アレンさん。 こちらはコンピューター・プラザです。 あなたの 古コンピューターをチェックしました。 それを直し, ハードドライブを交 換するのにおよそ300ドルかかります。 300ドルだって! 古いコンピューターの修理としては高いね。代わりに 私はただ新しいものを買おうと思うよ。 ☆:わかりました。 こちらで新しいものを購入していただければ、私たちはあ 選択肢の訳 なたの古いコンピューターを無料でリサイクルすることができます。 Q: ヘンリー・アレンはおそらく何をするだろうか。 1 彼のハードドニー

1行目のoften,after a whileは何かの熟語でしょうか？どのように使われているのか教えて頂きたいです。

12 Part A check We get used to particular newspapers and magazines and often, after a while, come to take their typical content for granted. Some degree of familiarity with a particular paper or magazine is often necessary, if what it has to offer is to come through to us easily. But of course there 5 is a danger, as we get used to the particular way of looking at the world agazine shows, that we shall forget that

赤色の波線部thatの用法と意味がわかりません。 その用法や意味になる理由も併せて教えていただけると助かります。 thatが含まれている文の日本語訳は、“大学生の75%がある時期に遠距離恋愛をしたことがあると主張するにもかかわらず、遠距離での関係に関する研究はそれほど多く... 続きを読む

Why does distance drive people to have 4 deeper exchanges? The study doesn't say, but 5 it could be that communicating with somebody without having to worry about decoding their body language made them braver and more *¹forthright. Or it could be that having only limited access to their partners made them want to use the time more meaningfully. time more me Or it could just be that when they had the chance to communicate with their partner, they made it a priority and turned off the TV, looked away from social media or stopped SH [lam:cl] [aariot 0*2multitasking. There aren't that many studies on long-distance relationships, even though 75% of college students claim to have had one at some point. However, as two-career couples become more common and as the economy compels both halves of a couple to take whatever work they can get, even if it's not in the same town, it's an area ripe for more 35 inspection.

6行目の,の後のthatはどのように使われているのか教えて頂きたいです。

We get used to particular newspapers and magazines and often, after a while, come to take their typical content for granted. Some degree of familiarity with a particular paper or magazine is often necessary, if what it has to offer is to come through to us easily. But of course there 5 is a danger, as we get used to the particular way of looking at the world which our favourite paper or magazine shows, that we shall forget that it is, after all, only one of many possible ways. If we are to be alert and independent, as in a democracy we ought to be, we have to look critically at the content and methods we are used to as well as those which we have decided are not our kind.

英語を訳したが、理解力がなく日本語がよく分からないです。誰か教えてください

22:27 英語∨ 日本語 < エラー報告 学習日 1 1 なぜ先生はピーターに怒っていたのでしょうか? ピーターがしかられたのはなぜ? ●ピーターは8歳半で、 家の近くの学校に通っていました。 彼はいつも歩いて帰って きて、いつもは3時頃に帰ってきたが、 先週の金曜日は学校から2時間遅れて帰ってきた。 彼の母親は台所にいて、彼女は彼を見て言った、「ペトロ、 今日はどうして遅れて いるのですか?" 「先生は怒っていて、 私たちのレッスンの後、 *1校長に私を行かせました」 と ピーターは答えました。 「校長先生に? 母親は驚くほど彼に尋ねた。 「なぜ彼女は あなたを彼のところに行かせたのですか?」 「なぜなら彼女はクラスで質問を したからです」 とペトロは言った。 「そして、 私以外の生徒は誰も彼女に答えを出さなかった。 ③ 彼の母親はそれを聞いて腹を立てた。 「それなのに、なぜ彼女はあなたを校長先生の ところに行かせたのですか? なぜ彼女は他の愚かな子供たちを送らなかったのですか?」 と彼女は ピーターに尋ねた。 なぜなら、彼女の質問は「誰が教室の窓を割ったの?」だったからです ーターは言いました。 ス C 共有/保存 ドマスター 「校長先生」 e of ~ 「~のうちのだれ1人…ない」 ☑ THI ...... 回転 すべて選択 即翻訳 ¥3. 「~を除いて」以外は、 1601

39と43の日本語訳を教えてください！

) well by the time spring comes round. 36. My mother ( ① got 2 has got had got 4 will have got 12,7-3 ). two years ago just now 4 for a month 37. She has worn the same old hat ( ①when I met her 38. His wife ( ) for three hours in the kitchen when he came home. had drunk has been drinking いたばかりで 3 has drunk 4 had been drinking 391 got to the station only to find hat the train ( ① had started started 40. It ( ) a whole week if it is rainy tomorrow. ①has been raining 41. The meeting ( ①breaks ② rains ) up by the time you ar ②2 will be broken 42. She was very surprised. She ( 4 will have been raining ぼうしゃ has started was started ③ rained arrive there. 3 will break 4 will have broken da ) such a thing. will cal 4 would ①doesn't expect 2 had not expected ③ has not expected ④ would not expect 43. John has not come yet, but when he ( ①does 2 has 3 will I w I call you. ☆2文の意味がほぼ等しくなるように( )内に適語を入れなさい。 社会 a member of the society for a year.

間違っている箇所ありますか？

4 日本文の意味に合うように( )内に適語を入れなさい 1)ボブは香辛料のきいた食べ物が好きだ. Bob ( like 2)妹たちは今テレビを見ている. My sisters ( is 3) 彼は現在演劇部に所属している. He ( no o used and H① ano of smo ) spicy food. Toorbe 9H* devad I ) (watching) TV now. })(joining) the drama club now. (4) 今夜あなたが帰宅するころには, ミカは眠っているでしょう. Jused med and Mika (will ) ( be gnol w ) ( sleeping) when you come home tonight. 日本文の意味に合うように[ ]内の語句を並べかえ、 英文を完成させなさい. 1)ケンは何を探しているの. [for, what, Ken, is, looking] What 15 2) クリスは子どもたちと楽しい時間を過ごしています. [a, having, with, good time, is] a good time ken looking for? is having fruit with Chris 3)この果物は洋ナシと形が似ている. [this, a pear, fruit, resembles] This a peat resembles 4) 映画を見ているうちに寝てしまった. [while, was, asleep, I, watching, fell] I while I watching was a sleep fell fell while ? his children. in shape. a movie. 5) あなたが大阪に着くころには,雨が降っているだろう. [get, be, you, will, when, raining] It will be w raining 4 when you get to Osaka.

合ってるか見てほしいです🥲‎

12. I'm very glad ( ) the news. hearing ②to to hear 3 to hearing 1 heard □ 13. 書くペンがありません。 [ 語順整序 I have (with/to/ no pen / write). no pen to write with 14. A new supermarket is going to ( ①build 2 be pe built ) next year. (駒澤大) (福岡工業大) ( 神戸学院大) ③be building building 15. すべてが円滑に進んでいるようである。 Everything (smoothly / seems/be/to/going). seems to be going smoothly, (東邦大) 16. The picture seems () in the 1600s. (日本大) ①that it has been painted that it was painting 3 to be painting to have been painted 不定詞 (摂南大) ①not to 17. I swam in the river, even though my parents had told me ( ). ①don't to not 3 not do it □18. この映画は, 何度見てもいいほど面白い。 (金沢工業大) This (enough/interesting is / many/movie/watch/times/to). movie is interesting enough to watch many times. □19 こんな時間に来るなんて、 彼はなんて無神経な男なんだ。 (十文字学園女子大) How could he be so (as / at /to/ come / insensitive) a time like this? insensitive as to come at 20 この数学の問題は, 私には複雑すぎて解けない。 This (me/to/complex / math /too/is/problem / for) solve. too complex for me to math problem is 21. 私のコンピュータを修理するのに300ドルかかった。 It (repair/three hundred / cost/my/ dollars/me/to) computer. (尾道市立大) cost me three hundred dollars to repair my 22. The meeting is ( ) in Chicago next month. ①to be held 2 hold ③holds (日本大) (神奈川工科大) to holding

英文の方写真汚くて申し訳ないです汗　 ３パラグラフ目の印のしてあるaround が、和訳中のどの部分に当たるか分かりません。教えていただきたいです。

テーマ 専門性☆☆☆ 英文レベル★★★ 30 DNAはウイルスから? 文 11 What with the threat of bird flu, the reality of HIV, and the genera unseemliness of having one's cells pressed into labour on behalf of something alien and microscopic, it is small wonder that people don't much like viruses. But we may actually have something to thank the little 5 parasites for. They may have been the first creatures to find a use for DNA, a discovery that set life on the road to its current rich complexity 12 The origin of the double helix is a more complicated issue than it might at first seem. DNA's ubiquity -all cells use it to store their genomes - suggests it has been around since the earliest days of life 10 but when exactly did the double spiral of bases first appear? Some think it was after cells and proteins had been around for a while. Others say DNA showed up before cell membranes had even been invented/ The fact that different sorts of cell make and copy the molecule in very different ways has led others to suggest that the charms of the double 15 helix might have been discovered more than once. And all these ideas have drawbacks. "To my knowledge, up to now there has been no ⚫ convincing story of how DNA originated," says evolutionary biologist Patrick Forterre of the University of Paris-Sud, Orsay. 13 Forterre claims to have a solution. Viruses, he thinks, invented » DNA as a way the defences of the cells they infected. Little more than packets of genetic material, viruses are notoriously adept at* avoiding detection, as influenza's annual self-reinvention attests. Forterre argues that viruses were up to similar tricks when life was young, and that DNA was one of their innovations. To some researchers 25 the idea is an appealing way to fill in a chunk of the DNA puzzle. 270 •