伝わってくれると嬉しいんですけど，それぞれの英語の発音の分かる方いますか? 居たら教えて欲しいです!!

スペリングコンテスト出題単語一覧表 1 意思疎通 communication 26 木曜日 2 反応 Thursday response 27 ~を読む 3 疲れた read tired 28 何 4 科目、教科 what subject 29 ~を描く 5 ~が欲しい draw want 30 ~を飲む drink 6 13 thirteen 31 ~を書く write 7 8月 August 興味をもっている 32 interested 8 12月 December 図書室、図書館 33 library 9 2月 February 34 ~を楽しむ enjoy 10 感謝する thank 祖父母、祖父、祖母 35 grandparent 11 そこ、そこで there 36 毎~、~ごとに every 12 非常に、とても much ただ~だけ 37 just 13 ~をする do 38 ~と一緒に with 14 速く fast 聞く、耳を傾ける 39 listen 15 映画 movie 40 本当に、本当は really 16 活動 activity 41 博物館、美術館 museum 17 科学、理科 science 42 何か、どれでも anything 18 やって来る、行く 43 ~によって by come 19 運動選手 athlete 44 ~がいる、飼う have 少し、多少、やや little どのようにして how 20 45 21 練習する practice 46 お気に入りの favorite usually 人々 people 22 普通は、いつもは 47 23 いつも、常に always 48 しゃべる、話をする talk 49 世界 world 24 決して~ない never 50 未来、将来 future 5 ときどき sometimes 月、 曜日は大文字で書き始めよう。 =夏休み明け最初の授業でスペリングコンテストをします。Bノートに最低10回練習しておぼえよう! =日本語→英語のパターンのみ出題します。

線で囲ってあるmyselfが訳にどのように現れているのかがわかりません。よろしくおねがいします。

That night, for the first time in months, my grandmother seemed really excited. When I went up to see her, before going to bed. I found her pacing around the 35 room, her face flushed, her eyes shining. I was delighted. It was the first time in my eleven-year-old life that she had presented me with a response that I could fully understand- since I had never been on a plane[myself, it seemed the most ( 1 ) thing in the world to me that the prospect of her first flight should fill her with excitement. But I couldn't help worrying about her too, for I also knew that, unlike 40 me, she was totally ignorant about aeroplanes, and before I fell asleep that night I made up my mind that ( 2a ) that ( 2 b ) before ( 2c ).But soon enough it was apparent to me that it wasn't going to be easy to educate her:I could tell from the direction of the questions she asked my father that, (a left to herself, she would 45 learn nothing about aeroplanes. 1 don oho YTTOnted to

That immune response produces antibodies, which protects us from getting sick if the real virus enters our bodies. 私の解答:その免疫反応は抗体を生産し、それ... 続きを読む

緊急です！どなたかこの問題解いて下さいませんか？お願いします。

11:07 7月20日(火) 全 100% A campus.clark.ed.jp 1/2 クラーク記念国際高等学校 報告課題 コミュニケーション英語I Lesson 4 第5回 ○教科書「AII Aboard! Communication EnglishⅢ」p.33~40 を読んで,次の問題に取り組みましょう。 )内に入れるのに最も適切なものを選び,マークしなさい。 解答番号1~3 A p. 34~p.37 の英文を読んで,( (1) The Ogasawara Islands are home to many ( |1 ) species. ア indigenous. イ individual ウ international ェ indifferent The Ogasawara Islands became a World Natural Heritage Site due to their unique ( 2 process and rich ecosystem. ア evolve イ revolution ウ revolve evolution エ (3) We should share the (3 )of protecting the site for future generations. ア response イ responsible ウ responsibility respond エ B )内に入れるのに最も適切なものを選び,マークしなさい。解答番号4|~7 He does not have ( ) money with him now. ア イ any ウ many Some エ no (2) I don't want to see ( |5 ) today. ア anybody イ nobody ウ somebody エ Someone (3) Icould ( )understand what he said, because the students were very noisy. ウ usually ) believe his words, because he was always telling lies. ウ scarcely ア hard イ sadly hardly エ (4) I could( ア often ィ hard occasionally エ )内の語(句)を正しく並べ替え,マークしなさい。但し c 次の日本語に合う英文になるように,( 文頭に来る語も小文字で記してあります。 解答番号8~10 (1) ボブには姉妹が1人もいない。 Bob (ア sisters / イ have / ウ does / エ not |オ any ). Bob 8 へ (2)「遅刻しないように,私はもう帰ります。」 “Tm going to leave now so (ア to / イ late / ウ | エ be / オ not)." as → Tm going to leave now so (9 (3)「靴の泥をふき取ってください」 “(ア off / イ please / ウ the mud / ェ wipe / オ your )shoes." (10 ) shoes."

お願いします！

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和訳がわかりません。お願いします。

People with a high level of intuition don't really make impulsive decisions%; rather, they have a certain “feeling" and then act upon it. The truly impulsive person does not act in response to a “feeling” about the right path but as a reaction to tension and anxiety.

答えを教えてください🙇‍♀️

Question 1 travelling alone to travelling in a group.' VWhich of these answers do we use to express a direct choice between two options? A think better B don't mind C prefer D enjoy Question 2 Complete B's response so that it expresses preference. A: We request that customers please pay by credit card. AB:Yes, OK. BB: Is it OK to pay in cash? CB: Let me just see if l've got my cheque book. DIwould rather pay in cash, thanks. Question 3 Which of the following sentences shows preference correctly? Al'd believe it if you didn't say anything to Zadie. Bl'd prefer it if you didn't say anything to Zadie about this. C'd be surprised if you didn't say anything to Zadie about this. D'd be excited if you didn't say anything to Zadie about this. Question 4 Which of the following sentences shows preference correctly? Al'd like to go to Rome, but Paris too! B Paris or Rome? What should I do? C You can go to both Paris and Rome! D'd sooner go to Rome than go to Paris

至急分からないので教えてください！

【No.26) 次の英文の内容と合致するものとして,妥当なのはどれか。 Police in London now have 1,000 special kits to deal with * acid attacks. The number of acid attacks in London is increasing. Two weeks ago, criminals sprayed acid in the faces of people to take their motorbikes. There were five different attacks on one night. The number of crimes involving acid has more than doubled in London in three years. A plastic surgeon said the number of patients he treats for acid attacks has reached "epidemic" levels. He said there had been an “explosion” of cases involving acid since the start of last year. Police cars will now carry the acid attack response kits. The kits have protective clothing and five-liter bottles of water. Police officers can give immediate treatment to victims. The rise in acid attacks could be because of a crackdown on knives and guns. Street gangs are now using acid instead because it is easy to buy and easy to hide. A police spokesman said: “These are life-changing injuries. We are stepping up our response to this crime and we are looking for a safer way to identify some of the substances on the streets." * acid attack:アシッド·アタック,酸攻撃(硫酸·塩酸·硝酸など劇物としての酸を他者に浴び せて損傷を負わせる行為) ロンドンの警察は,アシッド·アタックに対処するための特別キットを街の1,000 か所に設 置し,市民にその活用を呼び掛けている。 2 ロンドンでは、アシッド·アタックの件数が3年で3倍に増え,2週間前には一晩で5件の事 件が起きた。 3 ロンドンの救急病院には,アシッド·アタックによる被害者が数多く搬送され,治療する形 成外科医が不足している。 ロンドンの警察車両には,今後,防護服と大量のボトル入りの水が入ったキットが搭載され, 4 警察官がアシッド·アタックの被害者に即座に対応できるようになる。 5 ロンドンでのアシッド·アタックのほとんどは,ストリート·ギャングによるものだとして、 警察は犯行グループを特定するための捜査を続けている。

よくわからないので助けてください！😭 合っていない箇所訂正してほしいです🙏🏻

Choose the correct responses. 1. A: What do you like better: coffee or tea? tea. a. am preferring Oprefer 2. A: Can you help me set the table for dinner? B: In a minute. I my report. g/am finishing 3. A: Are you busy? b. finish a few minutes. a, have b. am having 4. A: a good time? a. Are you having b/Do you have myself. bt enjoy B: Yes, I a. am enjoying 5. A: There goes Salma on her new racing bike. bikes. B: Yeah, she really a. is loving b. loves several. A: That's for sure! She a. is owning b. owns

日本語訳してほしいです。

15 min. 216 words 次の英文を読んで,設問に答えなさい。 An instinctive behavior is inherited: /you're born with it./ In (1 ),a learned behavior is developed from experience. do inherit an instinct to (2a) Although humans and some animals learn, the content of their learning is determined by their 5 experience. Instinctive behavior does not change; it stays the same even when circumstances change. Birds migrate in the winter months even when the weather stays warm. But learned behavior is more( 3). Humans don't *hibernate in winter, and most 10 humans don't change where they live seasonally. Instead, they have learned to dress warmly and heat their houses. Humans are very adaptable. Generally , we don't wait for evolution to change our responses to the environment%; instead, learned behavior enables us to respond quickly to changing circumstances. To learn from an experience, an organism must have a 15 memory to store information to be used later. Memory helps an organism learn through trial and error. In trial-and-error learning, an organism tries to do a task again and again, sometimes (2b) making mistakes, but other times succeeding. Eventually the 20 organism figures out what it did to succeed. A mouse will learn how to get through a maze to find food at the end by trying different routes again and again. The mouse eventually remembers which routes don't lead to food and 'which (2c) do. (注) hibernate: 冬眠する, 冬ごもりする (東北学院大)