各文には文法・語法上の誤りがそれぞれ1つあり、それを答える問いなのですが、それぞれのどの部分が間違っているのか、その部分の訂正、またどうしてそのような訂正になるのか解説込みで教えていただきたいです。よろしくお願い致します。

(1) Except for scientific acknowledgement of wt's existence, litle attention (o) was paid to uranium (ountil the end of the nineteenth century. (2) Sprinkling salt on icy roads (ohave proved to be an inexpensive and effective method of keeping roads (oSafe ajin winter. (3) aAs for the effectiveness of advertisements, for years psychology ohas been able to identify (oa number of reliable techniques that (a)encourage people buy various products. (4) (Although the department store (b)was crowded with (oa lot of customers, she bought (ymany furnitures. (5) (aThe starting.point for selling a product w)WOuld seem to (obe convinced people that they want 1t, or, (aeven better, that they need it.

英語の問題で、advertisementは、冠詞が必要となるので、Advertisingが答えと書いてあったのですが、どういうことでしょうか？

マーカーの部分の訳なのですがなぜこうなるかがわかりません。 このwhoとwhatって間接疑問文で誰が〜、何が〜 という訳にはならないのでしょうか？ 教えてください🙇‍♀️🙇‍♀️

Aavertisers use many methods to get us to buy their productS. Olte of their most successful methods is to make us feel dissatisfied WItn ourselves and our imperfect lives. Advertisements show us who we aren't and what we don't have. en (新潟大) COubles are bu

なんでwithが入るのか教えて欲しいです。

)に適切な語を入れなさい。AB 1. この広告に書かれていることは信じられない。 I can't believe ( what )is written in this advertisement. 2.ここが、以前私が住んでいた家です。 This is the house (which )I lived( in ) before. 3.それは私の言いたいことではありません。 what That's not ( )Iwant to ( Say 4. これが、太宰がその小説を書く時に使ったペンです。 ut the with ) Dazai wrote the novel. botsge This is the pen )( which 5.彼女が物置で見つけたものは古いアルバムだった。 )she ( found )in the closet was an old photo album. ( what

Q.What was the major problem in the design? どんな答えになりますか？ あと、 A.I was that children would have to be planning for over 24 hours ever... 続きを読む

|7 However, after it was carried out, it wasn't long. until criticism started. In 2007 UNICEF wrote a report on the project. It said that there was a question of the cost. One PlayPump costs about $14,000 to install, which is enough. to cover る7クの the cost of several ordinary hand pumps. Also, the billboard plan wasn't working well. UNICEF found that 75 percent of the tanks in Zambia carried no advertisements. 8 The next thing was a majer problem in the design. In 2009 TheGuardian wrote that children would have to be playing for over 24 hours every day to get the necessary amount of water. To make matters worse, children were no longer interested in playing with the pump. It was a pity that the village women now had to push the merry-go-round with their hands. 9 Moreover, many had trouble with the pumps' maintenance. People in Zambia had to call maintenance numbers in South Africa, and the parts would take months to arrive.

The cards Rudolf received weren't an advertisement for a dentist この英文のreceived から weren't〜に続く部分はどの文法をつかっているんですか？詳しくお願いします

The cards Rudolf received weren't an advertisement for a dentist この英文のreceived から weren't〜に続く部分はどの文法をつかっているんですか？

全然分からなくて困っています😥 問1～7の答えと解説お願いします🙇‍♂️選択問題はそうなる根拠も教えて下さると助かります🙏

較 423 words / 信州大 還 - Adverfisement - Eour bilion peckets of free tsuee/re distributed every yeayhn Japan. Tissue-pack is a proven and inexpensive way tO adverHse. ①For a cost of as HtHe as \10 to 5 etyour message directlyfnto the hands of potential customers. 』か cent Internet surV ey/Gf OVer 1 000 Japanese consumers/Z6 Percent said they accept 9 When asked 下 they look at the advertisement accompanying the tissues/ slighty half6aid they either “definitely-look”_or “at least glance at" the advertisement. When y respondents said they hoped.to fnd a coupom Gr Special offer. Yet others very Japanese sense of obligation for having received a gift giving ansWers jjke y Were so timdo have 時Si and 3t would be rude not to look.” oncept of Hssue-Dack marketing/was indeed developed4 in Japan. It dates back/o the hen Hiroshi Mori/the founder ofa PaPer-goods manufacturer Was sniffimg around md demand/for paper products. Thinking everyonehas to 5 their nose, / aimst public toilets vith no Bissues/Mori developed the machinery to fold to ea5y-tO-| ocketsize packs. The new 生6人Cree marketed/only gand wasnt 人 consumers. stil the main markefor tssue-pack adverHsing//but the pracHce/is OR257 A subsidiary company of Japanese trading giant Itochu tissue-pack marketing/in New York/in 2005 and now offers it 8 certain group/ a company Sdverdeing a beauty product for to 2 womenin their twenties when passing out the le liketo receive free Neues/and passen 隊rsb6 SUtside Ma Packz” an Intemet sales manager Natsuki Kobayashi bad feelingand hurt the advertisers image/ so we insruct who asks./ Count on a steady SuPply of free nose-wipes, the tissue- th its biggest Hsere/the major consumer Suppliers are reporting a 20 sill 8enerating something/

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10 20 25 30 36 問8 次の対話を読んで. あとの) ゆ) の問いに答えなさり> *A7rzco7 esなoo ye Porz /or 妨e Scya&o od Yi go fo 7xe sne んig sckooた 7かey ge 如 24 Keryon Co7が47e, so 由 Soyoc 7eg7xed o6ozz *Kezyo 7 7 g7o's o7g59 7gsr ee grの js zoの747676566どの P に の 72YC- 7れC7t6 が se Xas aoifeg Ya fo e をspgr。 Ar ghe *boo 信 7 Dogg 02kア2 2 9 zzz、 万e szzdzes 7 o *co77ege 7 プGPC7た Kamau: Welcome to our bootb. Tm Kamat・ 45 Sayaka: Tm Sayaka, and this is Yui. Yui: Hi、Kamau. Glad to meet YOU. Sayaka: Tve heard we can learn about the idea 0 about it 近 lass last week。 Bo,1want to knoW mo about 辻 it2 Yui: Whats orgのee, Sayaka? Who talked about i? Tve never heard of 辻. Sayaka: Mr.Hara did. 3 Kamau: Mr.Hara? Tsheyourteacher? He also helping with thiS pootb as a volunteer today. f “riのee” here. One of my teacbers talked Just a minute, TI bring him here. Yui: Ts he here? Sayaka, did you invite me because he is here? Sayaka: Yes. Were you surprised? Mr. Hara: Hi,Sayaka and Yui. Welcome- Sayaka: Hello, Mr. Hara. Yui: Mr.Hara, why are you a volunteer here? ー Wir. Hara: Tve talked about this to Sayaka in class beforey bi (7)Llived in Kenya for a Year. Sayaka: He studied at a college in Kenya. こ Yui: Really? Why did you choose Kenya? WIr. Hara: Because 1 was interested in animals and Swabi. Africa. Yui: Oh,Isee. Sodid you see a lot Mr. Hara: Yes. Would youlHike to see them? Wow! There are lions, elephants。 and a lot more. Ts great to see OU two here- Swahili is a language spoken in *East of *wild animals there? Did you take pictures? Yui: Yes, please. Thank you, Mr. Hara. Treally like them. How Was Your jife there? WMr. Hara: Itwas so exciting,andThadalot of great experienceS. After 1 came back to Japan、L wanted to 内ntroduce Kenyan culture to J apanese people. 『 Yui: Sounds great。 And what did you do? NPO which does a lot of activities to introduce Kenyan culture to J and today Tm helping with this booth as a member. Mr.Hara: Ifound an apan、 1! decided to join the group So, Kamau, can YOu tell me about ro70ee? Sayaka: Oh, sure. 万oro7z0ee means *all *pull together" in Swahih、 区amau: And it is used to *describe *eommunity events ike fundraising or *development activities. Yui: Whatis fundraising? amau: Its an activity that people do to collect money for a good *purpose, ke bulding a school