これの答えを教えてください

スルハリ pyアロ 夫[征| 交の文の( )内の所作な形に誠人な? 『 人1) Let's enjoy (listen ) to 7Z&gO StOrieS. (2) We hope (go ) abroad next Year n.。 Lets play tenniS. Unif 6 Rofkugo in Englisin ー Preseniation 2 21 ⑧ (3) IEwill stop (rain ) sooi (4④ There (be)alotof people in (5) (Be ) there anything to eat? 一 Sorry、we Qon'thave SDy food。 [用] *のB+画に合うように. 一ド )内の語の革半を書きなさい。 得 n the park noW.

よくわからないので教えてほしいです🙇 hope A to do とか suggest A to do にはならないってことですか？

[SVO to do」 の形をとれそを ) 特にsuggestとhopeの2 Linform [知らせる下 prohibit [禁じる四国

私はこの答えを「He always got excited about his a good idea and would laugh loudly.」と書いたのですが、これで1点引かれました。本文でかっこしている部分が答えの部分です。 解説をお願いします🥺

| Oncewegotto know each other, we learned that we both loved art。 He _w anted to be an art teacher, and T was studying art. We spent many hours ther. We exchanged ideas about art。 school, and the world. | When Mark a good idea, he always got exeited about it and would laugh 2 Ithink jhe knows how to enjoy life, just as child does, and 1 like him because of that. | When 1 moved to another city after 1 graduated, 1 had to say “goodrbye' to That was very hard, because 1 knew ! couldnt fnd another friend hke ham Although 1 miss him, 1 hope 1 can see him again some day. 記

過去問でこの3番がわからないので教えてください😭 細かくてすみません お願いします！

ITwas arunner long ago and liked *long・distance running. But one morning ! was hit by a bus. 1I *was terribly 1njured. So stayedinthe hospitalfortwoyearsandhad36 ECS to walk again. Butevenafterallthe surgeries、I thought。 '① [ fast 7 be 7 so / to / will / ron /not]." Ifelt so sad. *Fora whileTdidnt nave any *hope. But my bestfriend said to me, “| あ but You can help others. You can help a lot of runners. 1I have mgood idea!" Isaid、"Helprunners? What? Pleasetellme more. A marathon. You can *hold a marathon. There are many people who love running, but there aren't any marathons in Lebanon," said my friend. When 1 heard this, 】 *wondered if 』 could do something so difficult. ButIthoughtthat it was very important to live with hope. "い | in Lebanon. There was a long *civil war in Lebanon. There were many *political problems. So many people felt worried about the country. Most *Lebanese didn't know mach about marathons. But Ithought.“A marathon will give Lebanon eace and*harmony. Amarathonwillhelpthepeople in Lebanon. う too!" For two years 1 went around the country and talked about my plan. At first many people were not interested in a marathon. ButIdidn't *give up. 3 again and again. *Little by little SPP to understand whatlIwas doing. n October 2008、more than 6.000 runners fi i countries came to the starting line. *The 2 iR EE gunwasa*signaltoruninpeace and harmony. Atthis marathon alltherunners could hope for the future in Lebanon. ②【[the faces 7』/the runnere/ Yeryhappy/of/see/was all of them. ^Thank youvery mauch. r think he 3 You andTve had hope for the future." YNSvsceh The marathon has become Yery famo 1 more than 33.000 runners from 85 diffe: finieh lne。 、③【 my life / this ma n n me

有名になってね！ を英語で書くとどうなるんですか？

教えてください！！🙇💦💦

し 7oday* The woman jookeg iR Srniled. "fainfed, diqgn'すT2" she Soid. ugolf calmly, qnd "hqvenf eqlen for fhree dgys." s Pojnts | 2 ー ーー T759) ) 6) -二一節訂気を失ったのですね」 その女性はルル ドルフを静かに_ 見て、ほほえんだ。 と彼女は言っだ。 Rudolf. ーー 7市本3) Oh, no!" cried Rudolf "WaiHl lbe righf の前んだ。 「待って bagck." る! すぐ戻るよ。」 に フ \ら出てだくさん He 「Qn ouf of fhe room qnd cqme back 計らで 戻ってき Wijh q lof of food. 7 IT ュー 誠8 はよー 『 2 な ? PS ridiculous fo go wilhoui 6GHinGj' Sdid | 」諾代物なじで済ますさんて とんでもない」とルドルフは 785 9The Woman began fo eaf ond fold him ン 人 Qbouf herself の Her sory Was nofhing new. " ECOは新しいものほな @ @ 彼女は病気になり、仕事 She got sick ond losf her job. IShe ran oul of money gnd sfayed in her jroom wilhouf hope: So 彼女はお金存使い果だし、 そして希望もなく部屋の中 で過ごした。 | に nen she heord Ihe knock on her 9reen でそれで彼女は 7 で上女は彼女の緑の有 クを聞いた。

答え全部教えてくれたら嬉しいです (答えを持っていません)

国内の1ー10の各到の ( ) 内に入る邊も馬入もっ ウの中からユつず選ん 9で 答えなきい。 1 The teeim eeves Kat (。 ) Anbas ar isa 7 pr イィ TI 7 aome イー anything aaa 3 Tam )nowareanteeamy mens 7 moueh 7 Rm っ maey Benotaman( )aehatme 5 て mosy > On jn te cie (eee 7 made イ hoped ゥ stopped On06Ied (NSPetiea 7 we イィ ao っ ay 7 My grandfther s er dghor (。 ) heloosyome oe 8 Thewoman( ) Her son she was going to give him a birthday present 7 md イィ mmed ゥ oa 9 Hejnesin thehoe ( 。 ) ooyemsaso ア7 tobuild イイ bai 。 ウ building 10 He( 。) TV when my father camein. 7 was watching 。イ haswatched ウゥ waswatdhed 団 炎の1ー4の日本文と同じ意味にをなるように( ) 内の語 、 人9を導べかえたとき。( )内で2番目と5著上にくる6の ーー アーカの中から1 つすっんで

・学業(お守り) ・合格祈願 ・合格できますように ・私は冬休みを有意義に過ごすことが 出来ました をそれぞれ英語にしてください！ お願いします！

回答を作っていただけませんか？？？

TPidgim Emgish Wiar happcms win people necd to communicate but have no cemmon angnagef Youmay ja aken par in coavertions sak as tBiS er perhaps youve witmeswed on fmm a ore comfortablc distance. They gesturc. they talk with their hands and feet. and 一 somewhat surprisingly 一 they speak. as well. That is surprising becasse they really cannot hope tbat amyopc w山 undcrstand much morc than their moodLif hr or she camt undcrstand thr languagr_ But they go ahead and speak anyway. and we can understand bits and pieces of what they say by paying clow attcnGon to thc rrst of the communicstem A がggiz is a simplihied form of language dcvclopcd by speakkcrs who otherwise share no omon languamw This means oi course that pidgins begin in mmultiingual* stuations 一 where ai least two. and more likcly seweral languagcs cocxist. ( ) ). pidgins spring up in rading rmters or in areas umdcr industriabzation (including agricultursl industmahzation. tbat plantanion) They develop bere because the opportuniies for trade and work attractlarge mambers or people with diEernt native tongues Thc term pidgin dcvlopcd from apidgin pronumciatiop of busness: busncss Engish became pidgin English・ A pidgin in the technical snsc is a sort oflanguage scrving the meeds of a community. Thus a pidgn is not simply thc brokcn Engiish of a waiter in a ipreign restaurant (who spcaks his native language with his co-worikers). por is it an idiots verson ofa language. or a kind of inevitable deterioration* in tbe bands of barbarians*。 ( づ )。 robably the morc intelieeat and ambidoms people in s culpure who master the cpcrsy and couragw needed for the move to an industrial or market amea Somc pcopks gcl that pidgins smc wag becatsc cf the Best snd os way they py with hc structural patterns of their basc language。 In a scnsr.the charge is correct pidgins have no respect for the grammars of tbeir base angrages But 下i doesnt make pidgins wrong since he radical simphification we find in pidgins servcs a worthwisls gpal- communicahon。 Because ofits simple structure a pidgin is easier to learn than other languagcs_ By providing a means of communication in a community. it fac抽tates tbe integration* of newcomers who would have a much more dificult time larning a standard Europcan language_ Tinaly. mdgins rc a reahty whosc cxistcpce is pot bject to dkbate。 Tbcr re dozeps of dgins. many of which show no signs of dying out Since tey arisc sponiapeously wherever people need to talk. pidgins probably represcnt the primative communication system out of which our more respected modern languages dcveloped。 This fact alonc makes them wel orth our attenton aped tom umeaer rax 3 cawos pe 23rの4 ne Os Se tee Dame e Leezaet ras ea PT ーッー

下の写真で、赤線部のfive scientistとは、 黄線部の山中しんやさんと湯川ひできさんを含む4人のことですか。

内丈を読んで 設問に答えなさい。 Shinya Yamanake js 。 fumous scientist who *created *iPS cells- He *won *the Nobel Pe 2012 for his rearch、 and that was big wews。 Many people in Japan were ( ① ) and happy to hear the news. When Tomoko。 ahigh school stndent。 saw this news on TV。she became interested ip the Nobel Prize. She wanted to know more about Shinya Yamanaka、She found many stOHieS about him jn the newspapers. In one of the stories. a famous scientist said。 Shinya Yamanalka js young. He is only 50 years old. Ithink this news will give hope to othher young scientists Tomoko never thought a young scientist o) Hike Sbinya Yamanaka could win the Nobel Pe. She told her science teacher in school about this the next day. He 9) Xhear) her story and said,“There were four ( ③④ ) Japanese scientists who won the Nobel Prizes。 FThe youngest scientist won the Nobel Prize when he was 32 years old.” She thought that was wonderful and asked、 "Who was he?" “He was Hideki Yukawa。 There are some books about him ip the hibrary at our school TE you are interested in him。 go to the brary and study about る Hm waid her teacher。 "Tomoko knew only his name。She went to the ibrary and found some interesting stories about him by reading some books there。 生計 HHideki Yukawa was the Brst Japanese that won the prize、 ⑥ Tis mews gave Japanese people hope and made them very happy. EC