ここ教えて欲しいです！ 1番最後の答え多分byだと思ってるんですけど、明らかにマスがおかしいんです…

1~の上に」 under by 「一のそば 「~の上に」 in 「~の中に」 into 「~の中へ」 「~の下に」 out of 「~の中から」 to 「~のほうへ」 in front of 「~の前に」 behind between 「~の後ろに」 「~(2つ)の間に」 along 「~に沿って」 around 「~の周りに」 Over across 「~を横切って」 「~を越えて」 (I saw the movie at a theater in Tokyo. ② There is an apple on the table. 私はその映画を東 テーブルの上に A日本語の意味を表すように, 下から適切な前置詞を選び空所に入れなさい。 the wall. 2 1. There is a clock on (壁に時計がかかっています。) 2. Mai came_into the room. (麻衣が部屋に入ってきました。) 3. Ryo went out _of the room. (亮は部屋から出ていきました。) | 4. Mary came Japan last year. to (メアリーは去年, 日本に来ました。) 5. Are there any restaurants _near the hall? (そのホールの近くにレストランはありますか。) 6. There is a piano the window. (窓のそばにピアノがあります。) by- te near m ut-of to

anybody somebody everybody nobodyの意味を教えて下さい

青の線の部分で、なぜ「12 to 18 days 」の後に「old」が付いているのですか？

Ihey are all female bees but can't lay eggs. A worker bee's life is ratho。 short. They live around 40 days. Their job is to keep the queen bee happy. They do all the work. They change their jobs as they grow. For about a week after birth, they mainly clean the hive Some time between 5 to 16 days after birth, they usually take care 再5 female ho。 4 The worker bees are the largest popufation rather toな。 あ 間 6 as ~につれて 問7 days old, they carry food. After that, they guard the hive entrance. When (5) of the babies and help to build a hive. When they become 12 to 18 guard 守る pollinate they become 3 weeks old, they fly out the hive, pollinate plants and collect food. If you're a drone bee, life is hard. You're w[ bear ], live for a 女 5 month or two, and then die, During that time, you're not a productive member of the hive-you can'tcollect pollen or help to productire 生国 pollen 花粧 0u can't even stii look after eggs like worker bees

オレンジ色で引いたところは窓を塞ぐという意味になるのでしょうか？

No. 17 解答 1 1-20 スクリプト ★: Swan's Home Moving Services, Kristen speaking. ★: Hello. My name is Sean Kendrick. I asked for the piano to be placed on one side of the room, but the movers have put it on the other side. It's blocking the window. ★: I'm so sorry, Mr. Kendrick, we'll send someone around to move it rignt away. ★: Actually, I can't stay here tonight, and I'm leaving soon. Could you

この中で間違っているところがあれば教えて欲しいです！ なぜ間違っているのかも教えて下さるととても助かりますっ！

14 手紙があります There is [are] ~, 「~がいる」 「~がある」 あなた気ての手紙 私のクラスには30人の生動 丘の上に大きな木が 肯定文(There + be動詞 ~) 2 There are 30 students in my class. 3 There was a big tree on the hil. ① There is a letter for you. 図書館にはマンガ はい,あります。 /いいえ あなたの机の下には何があ。 サッカーボールが 疑問文(be動詞 + there ~?) の Are there any comics in the library? -Yes, there are. / No, there are not [aren't]. 6 What is there under your desk? 一There isa soccer ball. There- A 日本語の意味を表すように,空所に適切な1語を入れなさい。 a hospital here three years ago. (3年前,ここには病院がありました。) ●「~がい る」と 表すとき のbe動。 を用いと (→例文 ●「~が あった とを表 去形の 1. There_was there any convenience stores around here? (このあたりにコンビニはありますか。) 2. Are 3. There are some books on my desk. (私の机の上にいくつかの本があります。) were (→例 B日本語の意味を表すように,[ ]内の語(句)を正しく並べかえなさい。 1. [a fried egg/is / there] for breakfast. There is a fried eag ●be動 for breakfast. ●疑間 (朝食に目玉焼きがあります。) 前に 02. [there / any / are / parks] in this town? Are there any parks in this town? (この町には公園がありますか。) 3. [are / how many / there / girls] in your class? a How many girls are there in your clas? (あなたのクラスに女子は何人いますか。)

高二 英語 横の質問の答えを教えて頂きたいです

Part 4 LRT を取り入れた国内外の 街作り構想を読み取りましょう。 ストラスブールの路面電 Let's read about city plans with LRT Other cities in Japan have been discussing their Around 2010, services in Japan and abroad. 1. What have some future plans using LRT services. plan in Japanese cities been discussing? people in Tokyo started talking about a from Ginza to which new streetcars would run Harumi via the Tsukiji Market and the Kabuki Theater. By the 1980s, cities in Europe already had ideas that they would run LRT streetcars. They wanted 2. What did some to lessen traffic jams and survive the oil crisis of European cities want to do? the 1970s. Nantes in France was the first to have " LRT in 1985, followed by other cities in Europe. 3. Today, the LRT streetcars of Strasbourg in France Why do the LRT use rubber tires to reduce the noise, vibrations and streetcars in France use rubber tires? Swinging. They look modern and cool People around the world want to make their areas livelier as well as create more ec0-friendly .ュ comfortable public rides. 英語の質問を聞いて,最も適切な Listen ー キ Answer isten to tha r

不可算名詞であるwindの数え方が、 a gust of wind で表せることを知ったんですが、風を数える時ってどういうときなんでしょう…？ 同じく雪も分からないのですが、 one inch of snow で、インチがあるから高さをあらわすんでしょうか？？

高二 英語 横の質問の1の答え方を教えて頂きたいです🙏

「コンパクト·シティ構想」 とは どのようなものでしょうか。 富山のボートラムライ ss he m What is the "Compact City" planlike? Toyama City started its LRT services in 2006, The city han based on its “Compact City” plan. about 400,000 people, but its population density was very low compared with other local cities. There were several worries about the situation. First, if people spread out and lived in the suburbs, 1. What would the city the city would need money for garbage、 need if people spread more out and lived in the collecting, snow-clearing and other services. Also, if suburbs? the downtown area had fewer shoppers, the economy would slow down. People in the city had a lot of' discussions to avoid these problems and made the plan. 2. Their plan was to create: public transportation lines spreading out in all directions and to build houses and business areas around the main stations. According to the plan, where were houses going to be built? hat did people in People in the city hoped that LRT streetcars could city hope? bring people into the downtown. They wanted to see the downtown filled with shoppers. ten 英語を聞いて, 本文の内容に合っていれげT streetcu.

she has been love around the worldは 経験，継続，完了のどれですか？ 理由も教えて下さい

全てじゃなくても良いので 訳せる方いたら教えてください😭😭😭

TH6bros S) One rainy Sunday, Anita woke up and looked outside. “It's raining again." she said and 100ked unhappy. "Oh, rainy days are not so bad," Anita's mother, Julia, replied. "Im sure you Can find a way to enjoy a day like today. How about inviting your friends over?" “Thanks, Mom." Anita smiled a little but still looked sad. “Do you like rain, Mom?" Anita asked.“You usually look happy on rainy days.' Julia replied, "No, I don't like rain, but rainy days always remind me of my old friends. Now, those memories make me feel happy on rainy days. When I was your age, I didn't like rainy days either. Just like you, I loved to do active things outside, especially hiking and Cycling. When it rained, I couldn't do the things I liked, so I didn't want to do anything at all. One day, however, my two best friends and I decided to find a way to make rainy days more enjoyable." “What happened then?" asked Anita. aht sod bas sit Julia continued, “We each tried to think of some ways to enjoy rainy days. For the next few months, every time it rained, the three of us met at my home and tried out one of our ideas. The first idea was to try to enjoy getting wet. This seemed like a good idea at the time, but very soon, we got completely wet and felt very cold. Another idea was to walk around together under a big umbrella while singing. That went well for a while, but because of the strong winds and rain, we couldn't hear ourselves sing, and then the umbrella broke. In the end, we did agree that just being together was a good way to spend rainy days. It was much better than just sitting alone at home waiting for the rain to stop." Julia smiled and said, "Anita, I really want to help you learn to enjoy rainy days, too. That's why I think you should invite your friends over and spend time with them on days like today." Anita finally started to smile and rushed to call her friends. 1ot basge