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healthyはhealthじゃダメなんですか? keep O Cをとるとしたら名詞のhealthでもいいんじゃないかなって思ってます教えてください

0 960 our futu 人々」ない す。you people 私たちの健康にとって,歯は大切な役割を果たしている。 精講 8 一般論の主語は複数形, または 一般論の主語は単数形 (説明・定義・具体的状況を述べる) omoz 例1 「コンピュータは便利だ」 Computers are useful. 例「真の友人とはつらいときに味方になってくれる人のことだ 基礎構文編 A true friend is someone who stands by your side when you have a hard time. 可算名詞を主語にして一般論を述べる場合には、複数形を用いるのが普通です。こ これは目的語の場合も同様です。 例 like dogs [ Xa dog] 「犬が好きだ」 1 ただし、下の例のように具体的な状況の場合、 目的語は単数形にします。 例 Light up the room when you read a book. 人 「本を読むときは部屋を明るくしなさい」 例2のような「Aというものは~である」といったAの不特定の1つを代表とし て取り上げて説明・定義を述べる文の場合には,主語は単数形で表します。 right 研究 ey 文の骨格は「歯は」 + 「〜にとって大切な役割を果たしている」 + 「私 「たちの健康」です。 ①「歯」は,一般論として複数形の teeth を用います。 さらに our 「私たちの」 を付け てもいいでしょう。 1. ②「〜にとって大切な役割を果たしている」 は, play an important role [part] in ~が定型表現です。 これは非常に使用頻度が高い表現なので、ぜひ覚えてください。 日本語では「〜にとって」 ですが、この表現では X for 〜は使えません。 ③「私たちの健康」 は, our health でも構いませんが、より具体的に 「私たちを健康に 「保つ」と考えて keep us healthy, あるいは 「私たちの健康を維持する」と考えて maintain our health とすることもできます。 いずれもinのあとなので動名詞 (Ving にします。 Our teeth play an important role [part] to stay healthy. とす ると stay healthy の意味上の主語が our teeth となり不自然な文になります。 解答例 2 Teeth play an important role in keeping us healthy. amigod noitanny You ar Exercises 日本では,中国や韓国のように、名字のあとに名前が続く。 もった人の中 (解答 別冊 p.25) 19

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英語 高校生

この黄色いマーカーのとこの分構造を教えて欲しいです。

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