(6)合っていますか？ ◻︎は、you didn't like to study foreign languages です

英 20 3 次の英文を読んで, (1)~(8) の問いに答えなさい。 them for my work now. 冬期‥ (三重県公立改) ☐ (1) aa □ (2) 本 Aiko is a student and lives in Suzuka. She is fifteen years old Noboru, her father is living and working in Fukuoka. Last summer Aiko visited him with her mother, When they went into his room in Fukuoka, they @(find) many books on his desk. They were surprised. The books were about foreign languages Aiko's mother said to him, "When you were a student ." He said, "That's right. I was not interested in foreign languages, but I need A lot of people from Asian countries come to my office. For example China, Korea and Thailand. Our languages are different, so we need to use a common language to communicate when we work together. We use English. I sometimes use Asian languages to be more friendly, so I'm studying some Asian languages now." "Do you enjoy it?" Aiko asked. "Well, it was hard at first, But I am very happy when I can communicate in those languages," Aiko's father said. ア イ ウ I

青線が指してる"its"を日本語で、赤線が指してる"It" "they"を英語で書き抜いて教えて欲しいです🙏🏻

The turning point suddenly came in December 2004. Dr. Oda received an unexpected call from Thailand after a huge tidal wave had hit its southern region. The government wanted to try his powder to supply the victims with clean water, which led him to Thailand soon afterward. There, his powder helped to create precious, clean water. This successful result attracted global attention to the powder. It was then used in Mexico and Bangladesh. It is currently being used to purify dirty water in about 80 countries in need of drinking water. People are often amazed and shout, "It's a magic powder" when they see brown and cloudy water become clear just before their eyes.

下線部③を並び替えてください。という問題なんですが、どのように考えたらいいのか分かりません。 教えてください！

19 Read the passage and answer the questions. ORG OF US. udma2 to enoitelugo Imagining locations for a wedding, people think of churches, 008 00 hotel chapels, or even a beautiful beach or park somewhere. However, there are ①many more fantastic and unusual places where wedding planners can arrange the perfect day for couples 5 who want something a bit different. 0001 Located deep underground, the National Showcaves Centre for Wales can provide a stunning background to a wedding ceremony. There is a huge section in the caves called the "Dome of St. Paul's," which includes two waterfalls flowing into a large lake. 10 The cave's natural and romantic setting ②could make a wedding truly special. 009 008 00% QHints aros chapel [tfæpǝl] 礼拝堂, チャペル the the ocean. stunning [stániŋ] とてもすばらしい cave [kéiv] than waterfall [wó:tǝrfò:]] 008 00 spectacular [spektækjulǝr] 壮観な As some people might not want to marry in a cave, a company 008 in New Zealand offers a wedding ceremony in a spectacular outdoor setting. The company will fly couples and their guests by 15 helicopter to the top of a mountain. Looking at the amazing fuquq ow! T panorama of mountains, lakes and rivers, lovers ③[ will become might their wedding / how / easily imagine ] one of the most memorable days of their lives.nd 20 a (S) atos Even more adventurous couples can get married underwater. 20 Putting on scuba gear, the couples descend to a depth of 15 gear [giǝr] meters in the sea off the coast of Trang province in Thailand. Of course, exchanging wedding vows underwater is difficult, so they T 25 need to use a series of diving hand signals, ending with an "OK" sign to indicate "I do." As well as these locations, there are thousands of other places around the world that can offer lovers an alternative to the tradition of walking down the aisle. Perhaps f future weddings will be held in space, on the moon, or even on Mars. (269 words) 『リーディングに役立つ英文法-ENGLISH CHALLENGER」 Kyoko Okamoto, Benedict Rowlett Aya Kinoshita, Sara Ellis*** descend [disénd] b off the coast of ~ ~沖で Trang province in Thailand タイのトラン県 vow [vȧu]) pninatai.l aisle 通路 onsiquis el lliw omi) indW (S)

下線部のso many of〜の文構造が分からないです。 soが副詞だからmanyは形容詞ですか？ 教えて頂きたいです。よろしくお願いいたします。

次の英文を読み、設問に答えよ。 it is 補足説明 心から あひ columns of newspapers often make delicious reading. So delicious that in 2004, Few industries make a habit of confessing their errors. But one daily basis, too: newspapers. For anyone (interested in mistakes, the correction. VinVS取れる. a freelance writer launched a Web site, regrettheerror.com, which I heartily recommend. Partly c.☹ 5 Each year he compiles the industry's greatest hits, as it were, into a book by the same name. S' V' It's hard for me to pick a favorite, in part because I have over the years) compiled so many of my own corrections. Nonetheless, one that springs to mind] was 付帯 published a few years ago in the pages of the Wall Street Journal. The text of the (5)(6) th italics added by me: "Some comedians were hould have said

「内容を確認しよう」の四角1番(1)(2)(3)と四角2番のア〜ウの回答をよければ教えて欲しいです😢

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2枚目の下から10行目のmy wayが間違いなのはなんでなんですか？

(2)2,3年も経つと、ほとんどの社員はこの会社の社風に染まってしまうようだが, どうも私はこの社風に合わない。 もしもこの会社には女性に対する偏見があるという 悪いうわさを知っていたら、 自分の進んだ道は,別の方向だったかもしれない、と思 うことがよくある。

答えとこの場面ではこれを使うなども教えてください。違いが分かりません。

There are three Asian restaurants in our city. One is Thai and ( ) are Korean. 1. another 2. the other 3. others 4. the others

ある大学のホームページの過去問を解いたのですが、この年だけ、解答なかったので合ってるか心配で質問しました。よろしくお願いします！！

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この黄色いマーカーのとこの分構造を教えて欲しいです。

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