英語の質問です。 Only if the authority or expert has done research or knows of the results of research to test the hypothesis in question does h... 続きを読む

誰かこの問題を教えてください 自分的には辺AFと辺BCを伸ばす、補助線がいるのかなと考えています。 正直かなり難しいです あと答えは5.6です。

英検のライティングの添削していただけますか？ 【question】 Do you think it is good for people to use smartphone while studying? ↓書いた文章 I think that it is good fo... 続きを読む

線が引いてある「a flat of」の意味が良く分かりません…どなたか教えてほしいです…！

5 without touching a keyboar 1 Much of what we eat today comes to our tables from other areas. Today, 1) walking ruch of wil through the aisles of a grocery store is almost like taking a trip around the world: strawberries from Chile and *Asian pears are available in the middle of winter. Americans have come to expect constant variety in their diet, wherever they live, whatever the time of year. This means we must often import our food from around the world. It is important to understand how this affects our Earth. 2 When food has to travel great distances, it is not just *shipping that is expensive; the environmental impact is also costly. For example, the true cost of transporting *a flat of strawberries from Chile to a grocery store in the United States must also take into account the *manpower, *fossil fuel consumption, and *carbon emissions. 3 The phrase "food miles" means the number of miles a product must travel in order to reach the consumer. A flat of strawberries from Chile *shipped to Ohio has traveled more "food miles" than a flat from California. Measuring food impact on the Earth must also take into account weather (strawberries grown in *hothouses have a bigger *carbon footprint than those grown in sunlight) and transportation type (*ocean freighters use less fuel than aircraft). "Food miles" are a rough but crucial calculation el than airc #5082 5) of the environmental impact of our foods. They can help us assess the full costs of our food choices.msdt gaidonot juodliw 21slugmos seu 240 words) aid ovom of oly boldeas and colorife) bosheidque ed gain a lobizoi erotuomos llamadiw abrudbed gansow 」である.

至急お願いします‼️これの(2)がよく分かりません(><)3枚目が解説です‼️

1番目 2番目 6-A 3番目 4番目 (1) 次のページの表は, 1番目 2番目 3番目 4番目 ･･････. n番目までの正三角形をつく るのに必要な白いタイルと黒いタイルの枚数についてまとめたものです。アとイにあて はまる数をそれぞれ書きなさい。 (4点)

（1）が分かりません。Tomを主語ということはheにするということでしょうか?どなたか教えてください🙏

It is a warm Saturday morning. Tom is painting the fence around the yard. Ben is watching him. Ben: Ha! Ha! Today is Saturday, but you have to work. ②2 I won't help you. (2 Tom: That's all right. This isn't work. It's fun. It's too difficult for you. Ben: 1 can do it. (3) lt doesn't look difficult. Tom: Oh, no, you can't. Ben: Come on. I'll try it. Please. (5) (apple/you / give / my / TH / . ) Look! Tom: That's a big apple! All right. You can paint just a little. (注) paint: ベンキを塗る fence : へい yard: 庭 ha : はは(笑い声) come on : いいじゃないか just a little: ほんの少し (1) 下線部 ① を Tom を主語にして書きかえ、できた文を日本語にしなさい。 (日本語) [ (2) 下線部②の文と同じ文型の文を次から1つ選び, 記号で答えなさい。 ア These questions are difficult for me. イ I'll show you an interesting picture. ウ He is walking in the park now. エ I bought some English CDs for you. (3) 下線部 ③, ④ の英語を日本語にしなさい。 3 [ それは難しく見えないです。 [ 私はそれを試してみます。 (4) 下線部⑤の 内の語を本文の内容に合うように, 並べかえなさい。 I'll give you my apple. (5) 本文の内容について,次の問いに英語で答えなさい。 Ca What is Tom doing ? Tom is painting What does Ben have ? Ben have a big apple. a big apple. [イ ] ] ] ]

解いたのですがあっているか分からないので誰か教えてください🙇‍♀️(5)が特に心配です💦

基本問題 2 )内の語を入れて次の文を正しい文にするとき,どこに入れるのが適当か,記号で答えなさい。 [ 1 1 ( (1) He asked some questions. (me) ア イ ウ (2) Eriko looks a soccer player. (like) ア イウ I (3) Can you tell about your work ? (me) ア イウ I (4) Can you me Taka? (call) ア イウ (5) Why did Jack sleepy yesterday? (feel) アイウ 英ウ・ I レイ [ウ [イ [ウン

問題で、段落1.2段落からと書いてあるので、Last year〜から、to seeまでかなっと思ったんですけど、実際は、in the summerまででした。 棒線部1の前にはきちんと空いているのになぜそうなるのでしょうか？ わかる方お願いします。 どっちかと言うと英語では... 続きを読む

4 S 15 Chapter yar 英文を読んで、設問に答えなさい。 (thousands of yen) 1400 1200 1000 800 600 400 200 0 January March February April 花の売り上げ Flowers Sales May June July August October Septemb Decembe November 目標時間 words 40 minutes ~ included children, teenagers, and working people who used the station. At the end of this year, she looked carefully at her monthly sales for the whole year. She made a graph to make the monthly trends easier to see. Last year, Margaret opened a new flower shop in Nagoya. Her shop was just in front of a railway station and soon became popular. Her customers According to her data, flowers sold best in December. During the 12月 Christmas season, people buy flowers for Christmas parties, and some people choose flower bouquets as presents. Also, flowers are a common feature when celebrating the New Year and people tend to buy more expensive flowers at 310 the end of the year. In March, there are many opportunities to send flower bouquets, such as graduation ceremonies and job transfers. Similarly, in May people often buy flower bouquets for Mother's Day. Interestingly, sales were good in August, too. The reason is that many Japanese people bring flowers to family graves in the summer. der 秋 On the other hand, flowers did not sell well during fall. Margaret wanted to attract new customers and increase sales in that season. She came up with (2) two ideas. One was to target Respect-for-the-Aged Day on the third Monday in September. She was sure some people would want to send flowers to grandparents on that day. The other was a Halloween promotion She decided to make bouquets in the typical colors of Halloween that people could put in their homes on that day. She hopes that her total yearly sales will # 201 be higher next year. トータル 2つめのアイテ A-1 A-2 A-3

この青線のnecessarily becomeが文法的になぜ大丈夫なんですか？

has a unique place in Japanese culture./ Still, looking back to those adult passengers who are (A) in manga on their long, daily commuters train rides, we should examine (3)the negative side of manga. No matter how powerful, or even how high its artistic quality may be it does not necessarily become an excuse for those people not to read other conventional, normal books, that is, books with words rather than pictures. One might ask, "Why don't they read any serious books at all?" Many of these people probably have important positions in society and at their workplace, and in spite of that, 19

この英文についてです 本文上から2行目のNot only らへんのところの和訳に、 確かに生き残った人々の70%が農場での重労働をし、 とあります。確かに　はどこからきた訳なんですか？

Ahd I argue that without the progress of science, I, today, would be someone's slave, and half the world would not have survived past age five. Not only that 70% of who did did survive would be hard at work on farms, barely making enough food for the growing population. Kard at work But I nonetheless thank you for your question, your interest, and your kind remarks about my work. 優しいコメント Sincerely, - 16 - flon. fot Neil deGrasse Tyson