1の訳で｢はじめて｣という表現は英文でどこにありますか？

チャレンジ!」 1. It is only by being allowed, even helped, to find reliable ways of な controlling some aspects of adult behavior that a baby can build vital 能p competence and confidence in her own powers of communication. (神戸大学) 2. It was not until the dawn of the Industrial Revolution around 1800 that human growth and its impact on the environment began to explode. (東北大学) C訳コ 1. 赤ん坊が大人の行動のある程度の面を支配する確実なやり方を見つけることを 許され,さらにはそのように手伝ってもらってはじめて, 自分自身の意思疎通の 力に不可欠な能力を身につけ, また自信を持つことができる。 ☆ allowed と even helped とが並列され, and が脱落しています。 only は [→原則 052] **て「頼が爆発的に増大し,その環境へ

・make up my mind to+V ・get over ・thanks to〜 ・succeed in の例文を教えてくださいっ！ 分かるとこだけでも良いのでお願いします🙇🏻‍♀️💦💦

IT革命によって生活様式にさまざまな変化が起きた。 The IT revolution ( ) many changes in our lifestyle. この時空所に入る語句を教えて欲しいです🙇‍♀️

穴埋め問題です。教えてください。よろしくお願いします。

く練習問題 2>次の( )内に、up, down, out, off, awayのいずれかを入れなさい。 ]内はヒント) (復習)(I 1. It was thoughtless of him to do such a foolish thing. Mary began to look ( on him. [Maryは彼を軽蔑し始めた) 2. Toshiko is fed ( )with 2-hour ride on the train to the office every day. [電車に2時間も乗って通勤するのはうんざりだ] 3. Iworked all day long today, so l'm tired ( )and want to lie ( [疲れきった、だから横になりたい] 4. I can't catch who is singing the song. Willyou please turn the radio ( [ラジオのボリューム上げる?下げる?] 5. We enjoyed talking very much. We talked ( )for several hours. [数時間しゃべり続けた) 6. Tom worked so hard that he could pay ( ) his debts. [借金完済) 7. When Bill turned ( ), the party was over. He said that a traffic jam made him too late. [Bill が現れた時] 8. The snow was so deep that school was called ( ) for the rest of the week. [授業が中止された] 9. After she enjoyed playing the video game, Jill put ( [Jill は明かりを消して寝た] ) the light and went to bed. 10. This room is a mess. First of all, put ( ) those things. [この部屋は散らかっているね。まず最初に、そこにある物を片付けなさい。] 11. The French Revolution broke ( )in 1789. [フランス革命は 1789年に起こった。(勃発した。)(災い·戦争などが起こるとき は、くすぶっていたものが、 から れ出 くるイメージ)] 12. The bomb blew( ) the wall to bits.(blow: 爆破する) [その爆弾は壁を粉々に爆破した。]

(4)の日本語訳です。分詞構文が文末にある場合は先頭から訳して、〜しながら、そして〜と訳すのではないんですか？

from his family and without \even a middle-school education, he remained hopeful, but uncertain、 about \his future, He \began to \learn \on his own) believing thatknowledge\would serve him well regardless of his surroundings, Ten years later at the end of the Cultural Revolution, my father took the

この並べ替えを解説していただきたいです

that they saw the first effective Web browser, Mosaic, as no more than a toy. Today, that experience (ア explosion, イ Internet, ウ is, エ of, カ unanticipated) fresh in our memories. In the Information Revolution, there are clearly strong limits on our ability to foresee what is to come.

④が答えなのですが①と④で迷ってしまいます。 asはどよのうな時に使うのかも教えてくださると嬉しいです🙇‍♀️🙇‍♀️

\リ WIn1Cn のみ WO ざゆ WIH1OI1 の) WI1OSC ヽ示BBpフしままうく十 入 へ 、 (人 275 Sheisa girl ( ) it is difficult to get to know well. ウリ ①as ②whose ③mwhat ④whom <千葉工大 es! ぐべ、 ゝへ 276 We are approaching another revolution ( ) wi riva1 fh,

四角で囲われているthisと2つのitは何を指していますか？

くみSC OSおENが (3 ヒMer97 La tのム」い ) 孤り2Iがる Then, quite っ the residents of the island, with Tranberg in the vanguard, set about changing his| ねだな| 急的に 3 S 付帯状況 V By 2001, fossiLfuel use on Samsg had been cut in half. By 2003, instead of importing electricity, the island was exporting還 and by 2005ltwas producing, frorn renewable sources, more energy [than it was using]. Having completed itS energy revolution, Samsg is now the symbol of Denmark's qreenneSs. 分詞構文 2

1の問題はto makeが正解なのですが何故だかわかる人がいたら教えてください。

understood me. TI 以下の問いに答えなさい。 次の英文の下線部が正しい場合には〇を、誤りがある場合は訂正しなさい。 1 Food coloring is added to food to replace colors that are lost during preparation or making food look more atractive. 2 My father said that he was going to run five kilometers next morming 3 Michaell's qualifications and her enthusiasm have_enabled her to rise to the highest Position in the office. 4 srongly advise to you that you take a rest every two hours when driving long distances. 3 The Industrial Revolution began in England around 1750, and then spread gradually to another European countries

なぜ3番なんですか？

When cafes became popular im Europe in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, they were places of intense intellectual discussion and poHiGcal debate. Excited intellectuals would talk passionately about politics and government. This was during *the Age of Enlightenment in Western Europe, which was a time of incredible political and social change. Many of the new and radical ideas of this time were 回 ) born in cafes。m some European countries, governments became very ( ) about the new ideas being discussed in these shops. Some governments even tried to close cafes, but they only grew in popularity. Eventually, cafes were used as places to plan revolutions. Imdeed, it is often said that the French Revolution started in a cafI Nowadays, cafes are much more relaxing places. Modern-style coffee