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To be yourself is very difficult, because you think that what you are is not what you desire to be, and that if you could only change what you are into something noble it would be marvellous; but that never happens. Whereas , if you look at what you actually are and understand it, then in that very understanding there is a transformation. g

⑷の別解2なんですけど関係詞の前にカンマないとダメですか

別解4 You can(easily) do a lot of hings [helpful / handy / comvenientl with many functions, are very useful. you / make it possible for youl to do phones today, which have many functions. functions that they are very useful. with [using] cellphones, so they are very 別解3 Cellphones today have so many 別解2 Cellphones today, which hae so 別解1 Cellphones today are very usetul because they have (so) many functions. 著 Mobile phonesICell phones) 別解6 It is very convenient to use mobile 後hese days / nowadays) are yery ush 別解5 Cellphones today enable you lallkow many things, so they are very useful. [前半] (3) I wish I can speak more fluent English. → could (4)I hope that there are twenty-five hours in a day. → wish, were many functions. Humans 「解答 imagination, to feel as if enced what ence [have We h= (5) At that time, I felt as someone had been watching me. 別解1 →were [was] watching we can fe what we c not actua 2 「別解2 We (that) w useful. (1)若いときに楽器を1つ習っておけばよかったと that in 思う。 解答I wish I had learned (how) to play a musical instrument when I was young [a child]. 別解3 W as if even t V I regret that I did not 1learn [not having learned] (how) to play a musical 「別解4 別解1 enced [後半] actua instrument when I was young [a child]. so I feel as if [feel imag 別解2 (I feel [I think] (that))I should have learned (how) to playa musical in- 「解答 that] I cannot do anything afe feel imag through the day / for the rest of th. day / the whole day] if I leave mine Im (2)自分 strument when I was young [a child]. 分自 mobile phone] at home. 言一 (2)何かすてきなことが起こらないかしら。 Therefore, you would feel as if 別解 解名 「解 答 I wish something wonderful [nice / you were not able to do anything all i marvelous] would [could] happen to me. through the day if you forgot to bring 別解1 I hope (that) something wonderful will happen [happens] to me. yours [your mobile phone] with you. 別解2 I wish I could be lucky. (5) 脚の骨折がなければ, ウィリアム (William) はすばらしい運動選手になっていただろう。 (3) 私もあなたくらい車の運転が上手だといいので すが。 E 「解答 If he had not broken his leg, Wil- 解答I wish I could drive as well as you liam could [would probably] have become a great athlete [a great sportsperson]. 別解 If William had not broken his leg, [well like you]. 別解1 I wish I were [was] as good a driv- er as you (are). he could be a great athlete now. 別解2 I wish I werel as good at driving as you (are). EXERCISES B (4)今の携帯電話はたくさんの機能があってとても 便利だが,家に置いてきてしまったら, その日 (1)人間には, たとえ経験していなくても, まるで 経験したかのように感じることを可能にする想 像力が備わっている。 一日まるで何もできない気がする。 32

問2と問7教えてください

A son introduces his girlfriend to his mother and father at his parents' home. Greg: Mom, Dad, this is Jennifer Nicholas. Jennifer:Hello. Father:Hello, Jennifer. Jennifer:So you're Greg's father. Greg has told me so much about you. He is so lucky to have such a wonderful father, and I'm certain your wife also ア she has a wonderful husband. Father: Well, thank you very much, Jennifer. Jennifer: What a marvelous house you have here, Mrs. Brady. I amnot surprised Greg has such good イ Mother:Thank you very much, Jennifer. I try to make it comfortable. Jennifer: This is a lovely picture here on the wall. Are these all your children? Father: That's right. Jennifer: Your other two sons seem nice, but Greg is really special. Mother:Did both of you enjoy skydiving this afternoon? Jennifer: Oh, at first I was terrified, but when you're with someone as strong and capable as Greg. all my fears just fade ウ Greg:I think if we're going to that movie, we should go now. Father: What エ | are you going to see? Greg:Oh, they've got a great science fiction movie playing at the theater. Jennifer:It's really exciting. I already saw it. Greg:Oh, well, we can go see something else. Jennifer: No, Greg. You want to see that movie, and that's what we'll see. Greg:Oh, it's not that important, Jennifer. Jennifer: I'm happy to see it again with you. Greg:Thank you, Jennifer. That is so nice of you. Jennifer: It was a オ to meet you, Mr. and Mrs. Brady. Mother: You too, Jennifer. Father: Goodbye, Jennifer. Mother:Have funl Greg:Thanks. Good night. A~Dのふたからィつ選べ 開1 25 空所 を満セすのに最え商加なものを ア

動詞の語句の問題です！ ( )に当てはまる動詞が何かで悩んでいます😓 教えてください！

l 9. 彼はなぜあんなに怒っているのだろう。 ) why he is so angry. wonder marvel I(

svoこれであってますか？？鉛筆です。？の所はイマイチ分かりません 追記・一行目becomeの主語はなんですか？

正ネから帳のと並 みたた5レ Chapter 6 【Section A】 へだ1れも |Although I enjoyed watching Morgan Spurlock slowly become fat by eating McDonald's/ 及レって 5レ C 正しい戦花判 for 30 days straight, his documentary Super Size Me could never be taken as a proper indictment いま Fい。 レ of the fast-food industry. Scary? Sure. Scientific? No. →科号 的でない ay thing but =sたしてーでない Aレ oaly S Even youths (Whd are not health conscious)know that letting nothing but Big Macs and Coke pass your lips(for an. entire monty is not smart. Spurlock's diet máde/for a marvelous scheme, C つ レて レ s but/its lack of realism/ gave McDonald's a convenient defense. (71ス ない マャク社 に和信のさいすい訳をチてしまった。

we marvel when a spacecraft lands on Mars to search for minute traces of life that may or may not exist 訳を教えてください。

問題数が多いのですが7.8の答えを教えていただきたいですm(*_ _)m

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私はいつも英文を正確に取ることができません。。 readerを読者って意味ってことを知らなかったのは単語力かなとは思いますが最初のhis deathを作者の作品が死なないという意味という発想がありませんでした。 なんか勝手に解釈して全然違う内容にしちゃってたり、逆に深読みし... Read More

The writer survives his death perhaps not so much because his plays make such marvelous spectacles or because their *plots are so fascinating as because his lines sound so good 一 and because, until recently, every reader of the writer would(above alUiisten to him. 。 *plot あらすじ yn作宏か邊っ學 を77=をて ゲろ が 3 の/2 だ ばん | 2440か Y2ょうなす6の 26 光更を7がた5とプイ とらすいか とると 交のの ど.かろて7 <くa在2う 2 >た かクな-。 そ /<表婦 3み人 家 み リーグ~-み とリカサイ作p * 姜いたのかクを< ーーにesとムスコムースミ米代たhrTSS1 AP 15EIRう68 まおうじに95析生還還二

marvelous、ですよね？ Google翻訳でもそうだったんですが、 これはこの本のスペルミスですか？

形容詞の場合の発音 [preznt」 と区別す marvellous 「驚くべき, すばらしい]」 ず, しょっちゅう」 18. pumish [pA-」 とをやり損なう」 wrong は副詞。19

間違いを直していただきたいです

In the 1780s, innovations in lamp and fuel technology smade lighthouses safer, brighter, and more effcient 一- at least in Europe. While American stravelers marveled at the startling superiority of British and French lighthouses, American shghthouses became to a national embarrassment.