下線部ア、が指しているものは具体的に日本語で何か分からないので教えてほしいです!

10 Meg: Have you ever heard of the IUCN Red List? Kaito No, I've never heard of it. What is it? Meg : The Red List gives us information about endangered animals, birds, plants, and so on. Kaito: What animals are on the list? Meg : Pandas, cheetahs, and gorillas, for example. Kaito Really? I didn't know that. Meg: Some animals and birds in Japan are also on it. I want everyone to know that. Let us give you one example from the Red List. It is the crested ibis, or toki in Japanese. Up until the Meiji era, we could see many ibises around this country. However, the population of ibises in Japan rapidly decreased. People hunted their beautiful feathers, and development destroyed their environment. It was difficult for them for them to survive. ア Some gorillas are also on the Red List. According to a study, the largest gorillas in the Congo may die out soon. There are many reasons, such as hunting, logging, and mining. 15 Surprisingly, our electronic devices are one of these reasons. To make these devices, we need some special metals. Some of these metals come from the gorillas' habitat. (3) If we use more devices, more of their habitat may be destroyed. These gorillas may not survive. We have to understand this.

質問失礼します 英語で接続詞とはどのようなものなのでしょうか? 教えて下さい~! 泣 | ｰ̀ㅁｰ́ )

（2）Planting Aの中でPlantingにあたるものを教えてほしいです

次の内容が同じ 【A】 【B】 の英文を読み、 【B】 の空所に適語を補いなさい。 (5) 【思考・判断・表現 】 [A] After that she visited many countries and wrote about her experiences in them. In her travels, she was attracted to Japan and the cherry blossoms there. She especially loved to see their reflection in water. She dreamt of creating a scene like that along the Potomac River. After she came back from her first trip to Japan, she wrote letters and proposed the idea to the people in charge of national parks. However, they wouldn't accept her idea because cherry trees were from a foreign country. She did not give up, though. She was determined to plant the most beautiful trees in the world. Those are Japan's cherry trees which have beautiful blossoms." [B] After that she traveled to many countries and wrote about her experiences in them X )( X ) the cherry blossom: In her travels, she visited Japan and 1)( She especially loved to see the reflection of the cherry blossoms in water. 2)( trees along the Potomac River in Washington, D.C. became her dream. cher After she 3)( ) from her first trip to Japan, she wrote letters to people in char ) of national parks. They did not want trees from a different country, so they 4)( idea. She did not give up, though. She thought, "If you are going to plant trees, should plant the most beautiful trees in the world. Those are Japan's cherry tr 5) ( ) their beautiful blossoms." 2

英語のスピーチ原稿です。おかしい所がないか、意味が伝わるか添削お願いします🙇‍♀️日本語原稿の方は添削しやすくしているので文が少しおかしいです💦 隠しているところは名前です。

こんにちは。 私は です。 私にはおすすめの本があります。 それは、あの花が咲く丘で、君とまた出会えた ら。 です。 この本は戦争のお話です。 途中ではとても悲し い場面が多々あります。 でも、 主人公の子に共 感して読むことができます。 また、 最後はとて も感動して、涙が止まらなくなります。 ストーリーを楽しみながら、 戦争のことも知る ことができる本です。 ぜひ読んでみてください。 ご清聴ありがとうございました。

英検2級で字数稼ぎができる表現や覚えておけばどのトピックでもだいたい使える単語や熟語を教えて頂きたいです。

英検準2級の英作文です。 添削してくれたら嬉しいです。

Q which do you think is better for people, borrowing books from libraries or buying books at stores? I think buying books at stores is better for people. I have two reasons. First, if we buy books at a store, they will become e important things for us.. Second, borrowing books from libraries must return the library. If we want to read books again, we won't read it. Therefore, I think buying books at stores is better.

英語のスピーチ原稿です。分かりやすい単語か、おかしなところがないか添削お願いします🙇‍♀️🙏日本語がおかしいのは翻訳しやすくして書いたので、あまり気にしないでください。 ※30秒~~~1分のスピーチです。

Hello everyone. My springvacation memory is that I went to Asakusa with my friends. In Asakusa, I went to Sensoji Temple and eat around. At Sensoji Temple, I drew a Omikuzi. It was good. And, Eat around, I ate melon bread, mince cutlet, and ningyo-yaki. However, I ate a little too much. But it was a lot of fun. Please go if you like. Thank you for listening.

英語のスピーチ原稿です。分かりやすい単語で、おかしなところがないか添削お願いします🙇‍♀️🙏日本語がおかしいのは翻訳しやすくして書いたので、あまり気にしないでください。 ※30秒~~~1分のスピーチです。

Hello everyone. My springvacation memory is that I went to Asakusa with my friends. In Asakusa, I went to Sensoji Temple and eat around. At Sensoji Temple, I drew a Omikuzi. It was good. And, Eat around, I ate melon bread, mince cutlet, and ningyo-yaki. However, I ate a little too much. But it was a lot of fun. Please go if you like. Thank you for listening.

解答が無いので確認したいです。教えてください。

Reading | Reading Comprehension DL 10 ICD 10 Reading の内容に合わせて、正しい選択肢を選びましょう。 Olympic Volunteers i What does the word “volunteer” mean? a. Getting acquainted with people from all around the worlc Do you ever dream of traveling and meet- ing people from all around the world? Well, it is possible to meet them without trave- ling because sometimes the world comes b. Working at various venues. c. Doing a job without expecting to be paid. 2. When were Olympic volunteers used for the first time? to a country. When the Tokyo Olympics is held in 2020, visitors from over 200 na- tions will attend this world-famous event. a. In 1948, at the London Olympics. b. In 2012, at the London Olympics. c. At the first Olympic games. 1ONAL So how can you meet them? The answer is to become a volunteer. Volunteers at the 2012 London Olympic Games 3. What job might a volunteer for the Olympics do? a. Take part in the Olympic Games. Volunteers are the face of the Olympic Games since they help create a special atmosphere with their warm welcome and hard work. These helpers were irst used in the 1948 Olympic Games in London. Sixty-four years later, the =ity had 240,000 applicants for the 2012 Games, and 70,000 were selected to 『ork at various venues, As an Olympic volunteer, you might direct spectators っ their seats in stadiums or push wheelchairs for those who cannot walk. Thatever your job is, you will probably use English to do it. b. Guide and help people. c. Travel all over the world. ob blooe | Let's Read Aloud! 志履右 教える 以下は Readingからの一節です。英文の意味をもう一度確認し に出して読みましょう。 niood ne word “volunteer” comes from the Latin language and means “to do Volunteers are the face of the Olympic Games since t special atmosphere with their warm welcome and ha mething for others without expecting to receive something.” However, as Japanese volunteer, you will receive something: practice in using your glish communication skills. So, in 2020 why not take up the challenge d show the spirit of “o-mo-te-na-shi," or “hos-pi-ta-li-ty”? U seful E xpressions for C onver 会話の際に覚えておくと便利な表現を確認しましょう。

下線部3のsoは何を表しているのですか？

く比 るので、 彼らはスピーチをより理解十 (4)(~thing+形容詞》の語順に (1)「あなたはたくさんの水を飲み (2)「あなたはスミスさんをどれく は(have[has]+主語+過去分 (3)「私はこの本を借りたいので (4)「これは世界で最も小さい動 もよいのです。 もし問を置かずに話したら、あなたは緊張, speech)の方法に したものです。これをEんで、後の 問いに答えなさい。 In many schools, students learn *how to tell their ideas to others, and they may have chances to make a speech. Speaking well is important in your life, so that experience will help you a lot in the future. To make a good speech, you should try to speak ina big voice. Also, you should choose and use the words carefully., *Listeners will be able to hear you easily if you do 5 Oso. Using your hands is useful too. Listeners will see how you move your hands and then understand the *main point in your speech. If you try these things, you can *improve your speech. However, there is another way to make your speech better. Have you ever tried to use a “*pause" while vou make a speech? You don't say any words but listeners can still understand you. *Actually, ②_[make/greatest /is/ways / df/ to / one / it 1he l a wonderful speech, but ③whyisit so *effective? 10 First, yeu can get *attention from listeners. For example, put a pause before you say important things. Your listeners will *pay more attention to you. When you take a pause, your listeners will think, "The speaker stopped talking, but why?" Then they will try to listen to your next words more carefully. Second, a pause can give listeners time to think, so they can understand the speech better. 15 If your speech *continues without a pause, *it is difficult for the listeners to understand your message well. However, if you stop and wait for a little before or after you say an important thing, the listeners can *follow your speech more easily. Third, puttinga pause is also good for *speakers. If you speak without a pause, you may get too nervous, and you'll not be able to remember your message. What's ④ (go) to happen to you 2 then? A good speech will be difficult to make. However, when you speak with some pauses, you will not feel so nervous, and you will not forget the point of your speech. Then, you can speak with *confidence. Some people think thatit's not good to stop talking while others are listening to you. That may be true ina *conversation. However, when you make a speech, you usually speak toa group of people, and the speaking time is given only to you, so taking a pause becomes an effective way of talking. There are several *tips to be a wonderful speaker. How about trying to put a pause when you make a speech next time? (注) how to~ : どうやって~したらよいか listener:聞き手 pause:(話の)間 actually :実は improve~: ~を改善する main point:要点 attention:注目 pay attention to~: ~に注目する effective:効果的な it is ~(for人) to : ……することは (人にとって) ~だ follow~:~についていく continue:続く speaker: 話し手 confidence:自信 conversation:会 3