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resou @ 難された同新聞の社説には, 「生徒たちに立ったまま食べさせるなんて、 3 とんで 考えだ」と述べられていた。 「学業成績のために生徒たちの健康を犠牲にしている。 ても受け入れられない」 5 ある医師は、このようなやり方はとても消化に悪く、子どもた が生涯にわたる病気を抱えかねないと述べた。 185 名詞 - less 〜のない/policy 名 やり方、方針/ criticize批判する, 非難する / terrible ひどい / make 人 原形 人に~させる / state 述べる / Sacrifice 文法・構文 Most of us 筆者の主張がくると 見間違えないように注 ります)。 quickly eat 牲にする / academic 形 学業の / score 名 成績 得点/unacceptable 形 受け入れられ ない/practice 圏やり方、行為/digestion圏消化 / set 人 up for ~ 作る (for 以下にはプラス・マイナスどちらの内容もきます) 文法・構文 5 人の状 What ma <that the lack Gest of the world に椅子がない」 という話だと判断できます。 while 以下は, while {they are} standing t ' <this + 名詞> はまとめ表現です。 第1段落の内容がわからなくても、「 合図です。 前文の 「生徒たちの健康を犠牲にしている」ことを,医師の発言を持ちだして 〈S' + be動詞> が省略された形です。 〈A+名詞> で始まる文は「具体例が始まる。 具体的に説明しています。 ちなみに文の動詞が過去形の saidなので, that 以下の助動詞 それに応じて would/could と過去形になっています (時制の一致)。 3 Most of us dislike the notion of a chairless cafeteria that makes childre 一般論→ 対比を予想 2 0 eat faster] . Yet the disturbing thing [about dining arrangements at the Chines seqqsaib high school] is that they are not so different (from the hurried manner V- which millions of other children and adults now consume meals around tht world. Is the student [in China] [quickly eating a 10-minute lunch] VS 段落末の疑問文 → 反語 (o)- different from (the office worker [who lunches on a protein bar (because ther ここから主張 we are are too many emails and not enough hours in the day)])? loonba 訳 Won we are -v eating have complaine The new wor 過去との対比(今は me to eat)). その学 私たちのほとんどは,子どもたちに速く食べさせる椅子のない食堂という考え を快く思わない。しかし、その中国の高校の食堂のシステムについて憂慮すべきことは それが,現在世界中の何百万人もの他の子どもや大人が慌ただしく食事をかき込んでいる。 様子とあまり変わらないということだ。 10分間で急いで昼食をとる中国の生徒は,あま りにもEメールが多くて、その日のうちに十分な時間がないという理由でプロテインバー を昼食にする会社員と,それほどの差があるのだろうか。 語句 1 dislike 嫌いだ / notion 考え/2 disturbing形憂慮すべき気がかりな/ arrangement圏取り決め / manner 圏方法(「マナー, 礼儀」という意味ではないので注 意しましょう。「マナー、礼儀」という意味の場合は, manners と複数形になります) / consume 消費する, 飲食する/lunch on ~ 昼食に~をとる 意図的で入 どうして にもわたっ きた。新 1 可 deli した/st amplain [ 1 How Guidize ed to 去の表現 eakfa ctim 訳 して ク 語句 フ

この文の文構造についてお伺いしたいです。まず、最初のeither wayなのですがeitherは形容詞としてwayにかかっていると考えたのですがeither wayは副詞として働くことが出来るのですか？それと、最後の一文のFamily heritage～の文の文構造を教えて... 続きを読む

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Slowly, however, zoologists had to reach agreement and admit that the creature was real and not a fake, however upsetting it might be to zoological notions. For one thing, there were increasingly reliable reports from people in Australia who caught glimpses of the creature alive. The paradoxus was dropped and the

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次の文を日本語に直しなさい。 例題1 人 sensitive and skilful handling of the language in everyday Iife, in writing letters。 in conversing, making political speeches, drafting public notices, is the basis of an interest in jiterature. Literature is the result of the same skill and sensitivity dealjing with a profounder insight into the Hife of mam.