1I bought(the)(cheaper)(of)the two T-shirts.2枚のTシャツのうち安いほうを買った。 2(The )(more) the fish is,(the)(more)it tastes.魚は新鮮なほどおいしい。 3She is (more)calm (than)quiet.彼女は物静かというよりも冷静だ。 4This new DVD player is (superior)to the old one in quality.この新しいDVDプレーヤーは、従来のものより品質の点で優れている。 5The children like her (all)(the)(more)because she takes good care of them.彼女は子供たちの面倒をよくみるので、子供達はますます彼女のことが好きです。 6Today English is becoming(all)(the)(more)important as a tool of communication.今日、英語はコミニケーションの道具としてますます重要になってます。 7I can't understand what he said,(much)(less)express my opinion to him.私は彼の言ったことが理解できない。ましてや彼にたいして意見を 述べることなどできない。 日本語の意味にあうように( )に適当な語を入れる問題なんですが 添削お願いします。
教えてくださいー ・Jane walked () to keep up with her. ア、slowly enough for her child イ、enough slowly for her child ウ、slowly for her child enough エ、for her child enough slowly ・() an air conditioner,people nowadays cannot live comfortably. ア、Having イ、Without ウ、On エ、From ・He is ()musician. ア、good イ、not ウ、much エ、no お願いします。あと、3問目の訳も教えていただけませんか?
>>22 <Noting the influx of new students,> 分詞構文 ≒As Professor D. noted the influx of new students [Professor D.]=S [offered]=V [a separeate section]=O <that was tailored to athletes.> thatは関係代名詞、先行詞はa separeate section。
1This notebook computer is as large as a paperback book. 2Learning English is as difficult as learning Japanese classics. 3This watch is as cheap as that one. 全部no比較級thanを使った文にしろという問題なんですが 1This notebook computer is no larger than a paperback book. 2Learning English is no difficulter than learning Japanese classics. 3This watch is no cheaper than that one. これであってるでしょうか?添削お願いします。
>>71 by the time・・・〜する時までには、 before long 間もなく for oneself 独力で do O to 人 Oを人に任せる, to one's taste 好みに合った against 反対 (for 賛成) distinguish A from B AとBを区別する agree with に同意する, suffer from(with) 〜で苦しむ beyond recognition 見分けがつかないほど
>>77-78 丁寧にありがとうございます。 [ ] all the possible solution it turned out that I chose the worst one. 1.In 2.At 3.Of 4.After Jerry said he would take the dog [ ] a walk. 1.for 2.along 3.up 4.with You will need to open the box [ ] a knife. 1.on 2.by 3.to 4.with That girl [ ] the red sweat suit runs around the track every morning. 1.at 2.for 3.in 4.to It is very [ ] mild the middle of January. 1.for 2.to 3.on 4.of The singer was very popular [ ] the girls. 1.between 2.by 3.on 4.among [ ] being a college professor, she is a popular mystery writer. 1.Above 2.Besides 3.Over 4.Beyond Jane is younger than him [ ] five years. 1.at 2.by 3.for 4.with [ ] the political point of view, it is a bad decision. 1.By 2.At 3.With 4.From The wind speed is meters [ ] second. 1.at 2.per 3.in 4.by Keep [ ] the grass. 1.eat 2.food 3.off 4.for
>>80 「忘れた」現在完了がいいんじゃないかな。 An old castle, the name of which I've forgot, stands on the hill. An old castle, whose name I've forgot, stands on the hill. ちなみに漏れの答え。 An old castle stands on the hill, though I've forgot its name.
for example,Cynthia bad to take many tests before she was allowed to take a train with Mr.Kimura. The railway companies worried that Cynthia is allowed to enter. It'll be some more years before Cynthia can to anywhere with Mr.Kimura
>>81 [After] all the possible solution it turned out that I chose the worst one. 1.In 2.At 3.Of 4.After Jerry said he would take the dog [for] a walk. 1.for 2.along 3.up 4.with You will need to open the box [with] a knife. 1.on 2.by 3.to 4.with That girl [in] the red sweat suit runs around the track every morning. 1.at 2.for 3.in 4.to
The singer was very popular [among ] the girls. 1.between 2.by 3.on 4.among [Besides] being a college professor, she is a popular mystery writer. 1.Above 2.Besides 3.Over 4.Beyond Jane is younger than him [by] five years. 1.at 2.by 3.for 4.with [from] the political point of view, it is a bad decision. 1.By 2.At 3.With 4.From The wind speed is meters [per] second. 1.at 2.per 3.in 4.by Keep [off] the grass. 1.eat 2.food 3.off 4.for
これ問題うつしまちがえてない?? It is very [ ] mild the middle of January. 1.for 2.to 3.on 4.of
>>84 for example, Cynthia bad to take many tests before she was allowed to take a train with Mr.Kimura. 例えば、Cynthiaが木村氏と電車に乗るのを許可する前に、 多くのテストを受けなければならなかった。
The railway companies worried that Cynthia is allowed to enter. 鉄道会社はCynthiaが(電車に)入るのを許可することを心配していた。
It'll be some more years before Cynthia can to anywhere with Mr.Kimura. Cynthiaが木村氏とどこでも一緒にいけるようになるには さらに数年かかるだろう。
The popularity of ballet among many of the top athletes can be traced back to 1989 when joseph D.,a drama professor, was teaching an introductory dance course.
>>56 Is it raining? Can you taste it for salt? I love Sachiko for her tenderness. Tell me when you will arrive in Tokyo. I put some books in the box. The smaller box is mine. I bought a word-processor at the shop yesterday. I really love Yoko. Yoko works for a zoo. The girl who is playing the piano is Miho.
Per Alberg, of the academy's Nobel Committee, said the three laureates had helped the development of beta-blockers, antibiotics and ulcer medicine. ノーベル化学賞についてかかれた文を訳しなければならないのですがこの1文だけどうしても訳できません。 どなたかお願い致します。
>>100 1.I am dying for the loo. (トイレにいきたくてたまらない、ちびりそう) I am dying for a piss. だとお下品。 I am dying for a cup of coffee. など。 2. Let't get out of the library for a while.
I will go there without you, then. I hope you will get it done by the time I come back. とか I would be delighted if you could get it done by --- 後者の方は、かなり丁寧。
すいません・・・ I don't want to bore you with my trouble But there's something 'bout your love that makes me weak and knocks me off my feet. I don't want to bore you with it
>>130 (1) I cannot put up with this noise any more. (2) My sister showed me the doll which our uncle had given to her the other day. (3) The heavy rain prevented me from reaching the station at six.
どなたか神お願いします。 1 The teacher apologized to the students ( ) not announcing the test earlier. ア.to イ.in ウ.for エ.of 2 We set down amd talked about it ( ) a cup of tea. ア.over イ.by ウ/out エ.through 3 Something was wrong ( ) my car. ア.to イ.with ウ.of エ.as 4 Are you ( ) against the plan? ア.at イ.by ウ.for エ.with 5 The mother seized her child ( ) the arm. ア.with イ.by ウ.on エ.at 6 The furniture ( ) a maple tree is said to last a life time. ア.made from イ.made in ウ.made of エ.made with 7 The university hall was filled ( ) newpaper reporters. ア.of イ.for ウ.to エ.with 8 Naomi lived in Bangkok for a year, so she should be familiar ( ) Thai customs. ア.of イ.in ウ.with エ.on 9 The man built a fire in order to keep his hands ( )freezing. ア.from イ.out of ウ.away エ.for 10 Jane enjoys outdoor activities, ( ) camping and hiking. ア.as イ.for ウ.like エ.with 11 The runners came back to the stadium one ( ) another. ア.by イ.after ウ.through エ.from 12 He was named Richard ( ) his great grandfather. ア.of イ.after ウ.to エ.from 13 The boy moved inch ( ) inch farther into the cotner. ア.in イ.behind ウ.from エ.by
1.She insists that I take her to a nice restaurant. She insists ( )( )( )( ) to a nice restaurant. 語群:[her,I,take,taken,taking,my,on,to]
2.I haven't had to make such a difficult decision for years. This is ( )( )( )( )( ) for years. 語群:[decision,difficult,had to make,I haven't,I've,that,the easiest,the most]
3.After they walked two hours, they came to a bridge. ( )( )( )( ) to a bridge. 語群:[after,brought,made,them,two hours,two hours',they,walk]
1I could get only 60 percent on the English test yesterday. 2I have at most 500yen today. 3They go traveling abroad as many as five times a year. 4There are at least 400,000 books in the city library. 全文を指示に従って書き換えろという問題なんですが下のやつであってるでしょうか?添削お願いします。 1I could get no more than 60 percent on the English test yesterday.(no〜thanを使う) 2I have not more than 500yen today.(not〜thanを使う) 3They go traveling abroad no less than five times a year.(no〜thanを使う) 4There are not less than 400,000 books in the city library.(not〜thanを使う)
>>154 1.She insists (on)(my)(taking)(her) to a nice restaurant. 2.This is (the most)(difficult)(decision)(I've)(had to make) for years. 3.(Two hours' )(walk)(brought)(them) to a bridge.
>>145 1 The teacher apologized to the students (ウ) not announcing the test earlier. 2* We set down and talked about it (ア) a cup of tea. 3 Something was wrong (イ) my car. 4* Are you (ウ) or against the plan? 5 The mother seized her child (イ) the arm. 6 The furniture (ウ) a maple tree is said to last a life time. 7 The university hall was filled (エ) newpaper reporters. 8 Naomi lived in Bangkok for a year, so she should be familiar (ウ) Thai customs. 9 The man built a fire in order to keep his hands (ア) freezing. 10 Jane enjoys outdoor activities, (ウ) camping and hiking. 11 The runners came back to the stadium one (イ) another. 12 He was named Richard (イ) his great grandfather. 13* The boy moved inch (エ) inch farther into the corner.
I like the words of your song very much. When I have hard times or sad times,your words are support me. In the dark,your songs lead me to brilliant world.
>>163 ん!結構できてるじゃない。 最初の行のthe wordはtheがなくてもいい気がするが、神経質にならなくていい。 二行目のhard times or sad timesは、因数分解してhard or sad timesでいいでしょう。 同じ行、are supportはマズい。ただsupport meでいいよ。 三行目、In the darkはin the darknessとしましょう。brilliant worldはaをつけて。
こんなのはどう?ちょっと長いけど。 I feel given a rest when I listen to your songs, which seem to say you would always stand by me even though the whole world were against me.
>>117 I love the lyrics of your songs. Even when I'm feeling sad or having tough times, your words encourage me. Your songs bring me to the light when I'm in total darkness. When I listen to your songs, I feel as I'm told, "I will stand by your side even when the whole world is against you." I believe I couldn't have lived as strong as I do now if I hadn't met you. Even if anyone express dislike to you, I always remain your biggest fan. Please keep walking front of me, and live the moment. And please keep singing just as your mind and feeling takes you. どうでしょう?
1 Grapes are made [ ] wine. ア.from イ.of ウ.by エ.into 2 His proposal was completely [ ] the question. ア.far from イ.nearly ウ.out of エ.within 3 Do you know what has become [ ] his? ア.by イ.of ウ.on エ.to 4 He was [ ] himself with joy to hear the news. ア.over イ.besides ウ.beside エ.beyond 5 Ellen spends a lot of money [ ] clothes. ア.on イ.in ウ.at エ.with 6 My sister was [ ] breath after she ran the 100 meter dash. ア.over イ.behind ウ.without エ.out of 7 Mary is three years senior [ ] me. ア.in イ.from ウ.of エ.to 8 What [ ] the cold weather and my bad leg, I haven't been out for weeks. ア.from イ.by ウ.for エ.with 9 Many people came to the outdoor concert [ ] the bad weather. ア.as for イ.because of ウ.in spite of エ.since 10 The train was delayed [ ] the heavy rain. ア.on account of イ.by means of ウ.for the sake of エ.caused by 11 We are anxious [ ] where he has been all these years. ア.as if イ.so for ウ.as far エ.as to
>>197 The more developed transportation goes,the tempo of life become faster. As the cable car came down,it was getting warmer. As bridges are built one after another,thepassengers of ferry decreased in number. The faster the airplane flies,the much fuel it needs.
Child needs to know what ideals are important in order to make choices that will shape his life and view of the world. It had been years since I had worked as a waitress, but the idea of a job that would keep me so busy I wouldn't have time to think of my heartache appealed to me. この和訳お願いできませんか・・・<(_ _)>?
1The doctor (who )examined the child was very gentle. 2I am reading a book (which ) was written by Haruki Murakami. 3Everyone on our team likes the young man(who ) you introduced to us. 4The pictures ( which ) Picasso painted tell us important messages even today. ( )に適当な関係代名詞(thatを除く)をいれろという 問題ですけど( )内であってますか?添削お願いします。
You can speak from an outline, or use cards with notes. Whatever method you use, don't spend the whole speech with your eyes on the paper. Be sure to practice your speech enough so that you can look up often at your audience. 輪郭をもとに話すことができるか、あるいはノートを備えたカードを使用することができます。 あなたがいかなる方法を使用しても、スピーチの時論文にばかり目を送らないでください。 しばしば聴衆を見上げることができるように、あなたの十分なスピーチを必ず実行してください。
If your problem is how to organize your speech, keep in mind this simple structure for speeches: 1.Tell them what you are going to tell them. 2.Tell them. 3.Tell them what you've told them.
>>272 物騒な例だけど、 I killed a man.とI've killed a man.の違い(普通「完了」用法といわれるもの)。 前者は「殺人を犯し、警察に捕まり、刑務所に入って、今は社会に戻って来ている」ような感じ。 昔話か物語を聞いてる感じもするね。 後者は「やべーよ、人殺しちまった。ああーとりあえず血は洗い流そう、死体はどうしよう、どこに逃げ(ry」 っていう風にあせっている感じ。それこそ「たった今の出来事」だよね。
I lived here three years ago.とI've lived here since three years ago.の違い(普通「継続」用法といわれるもの)。 これは簡単だと思うけど、前者は3年前にはここに住んでいた、後者は3年前からすんでいて、「今も」住んでいる。
I saw her at the party.とI've seen her at the party.の違い(普通「経験」用法といわれるもの)。 前者は過去の一点をクローズアップする感じ。「以前彼女に会いました。」 後者は、「現在」から過去へさかのぼって行く感じ。スキャンして、「彼女とはパーティーで会ってる」と。
つまり、現在完了は「今どうなっているのか」という現在の状態を示すのが目的で その説明材料として過去の出来事を引き合いに出しているのだと言える。 例えば、 She has gone to school already. は、「今ここにいない」あるいは「今、学校にいる」という現在の彼女の状態を示すために 「学校に行った」という過去の出来事を説明材料にしている。表現の力点は現在の状態にある。
また、現在完了時制は過去と現在の両の時制が同居していると考えることもできる。 つまり、先の文は She went to school and now he is not here ( he is at school). という「過去+現在」を表現しているとも考えられる。
124 名前:名無しさん@英語勉強中 投稿日:04/09/24 03:09:00 現在完了形と現在完了進行形についてなんですが、 I have studied. と I have been studying. を例にして、文法的 相違の説明をできるだけ詳しく英語初心者に伝えることができる方、 もしいらっしゃいましたら、教えてください。お願いします。
完了形と完了進行形の違いを簡単にいうと 完了進行形の場合「一時性」「未完結性」が強調される He has studied history for 50 years.(長期的) He has been studying hard recently. (一時的) I have painted my house.(完了) I have been painting my house.(継続・未完結)
1.Trying to fall asleep by the rushing river without the faintest idea what Gangotri looks like sets my mind wandering. 2.The winding path proves to be a treacherous route. 3.The power of this spot is difficult to describe. この文を参考にして(1は1の文)次の文を英語になおすという問題です。 1.何が起こっているのかさっぱりわからなかった。 2.彼が言ったことは結局うそであるとわかった。 3.このいすは座り心地がよい。 よろしくお願いします。
次の2つの文を( )内が先行詞になるよう関係代名詞(thatは除く)を使い 1つの文にしなさい。また省略できる関係代名詞は「 」で囲むこと。 1,(The earthquake) caused a lot of damage. It occurred in the country last night. 2,(The actress) is well-known in Japan. We met her in the plane yesterday. 3,Mr.Johson has (a big house). Its roof is green. 4,(The girl)said that you were out. She answered the phone. 5,(Those female singers) are very cute. Their new album is selling well now. 6,I will go to the museum to look at (the pictures).A famous French painter painted them.
1It caused a lot of damage the earthquake which occurred in the country last night. 2The actress (which ) We met her in the plane yesterday 3Me. Johson has a big house which is green. 4・・・ 5・・・ 6・・・ 自分で考えたけど全然わかりません。どうすればいいか教えてください。 どなたかお願いします。
>>306 1. The earthquake which occurred in the country last night caused a lot of damage. 2. The actress 「who[m]」 we met in the plane yesterday is well-known in Japan. 3. Mr.Johnson has a big house whose roof is green. 4. The girl who answered the phone said that you were out. 5. Those female singers whose new album is selling well now are very cute. 6. I will go to the museum to look at the pictures 「which」 a famous French painter painted.
1 You can use margarine (for/as/a/substitute) butter. 2 (is/evident/quiteit) that he has misunderstood me. 3 I was (under/to/pressure/put)vote for that party. 4 (of/as/consequence/a)chain-smoking,my uncle suffered from lung cancer. 5 I (fancy/a/to/sudden/had) eat pizza.
1. You can use margarine as a substitute for butter. 2. quieteitってなに? 3. I was put under pressure to vote for that party. 4. As a consequence of chain-smoking, my uncle suffered from lung cancer. 5. I had a sudden fancy to eat pizza.
1.貴方のアドバイスがなければ、昨日の試合に負けていただろう。 2.同じ男が今世紀に生きていたら、英雄になっているだろう。 (The same man,( ), would be a hero.) 恐れ入りますが上の文の英訳を教えてください。 お願いします。 また2番は空欄に埋める形で教えてください。
It is quite evident that or Quite evident is it that
But usually you can use the first one, because "that" clause is already put in the latter part of the sentence. Compare the sentence below with it: Quite nice was Tom, who had always helped me out when I was busy.
What I wanted to mean was, "Tom, who had always helped me out when I was busy, was quite nice" was a little bit hard to understand. So they often change the sentence like I did it on >>340. Get it?
But first, let me put you strait. I didn't say "Quite evident is it that" was wrong, right?
Then next, If you write the sentence like "That someone does something and yada, yada, yada was quite nice", is it hard to understand. So you often put "it" where that clause musta been, instead of which you write the clause at the end of the sentence. That's what I meant.
比較の問題です。添削おねがいします!! 2文が同じ意味になるように( )に適語を入れる。 @My sister is almost the same height as my mother. My sister is almost as(tall)as my mother. AHe is not so diligent as his brother. He is(less)diligent than his brother. BShe is three years younger than her sister. She is three years(elder)to her sister. CHealth is the most important thing. ( ? )is( ? )( ? )than health. DThis house is the same size as that house. This house is as(good)as that house. EHe is scholar rather than a teacher. He is( )( )( )( )a teacher(as)a scholar. これにはnot so muchが入ると思うんですが、( )が1つ多いので何が入るのかわかりません。。 FThe population of this city is a quarter of that of Tokyo. The population of Tokyo is(one)(fourth)(as)(large)as that of this city. こう入れると2つの文が違う意味になるような気がするんですが?? GI like whiskey best of all drinks. (The)(best)drink is whiskey. HWe can trust Jimmy as little as a man who is a liar by nature. We can't trust Jimmy(much)more than a man who is a liar by nature. これは日本文に直すとどうなるんでしょうか? IHe is the greatest scientist that ever lived. He is(as)great a scientist(as)ever lived. JShe is quite as charming as her sister. She is(no)(more)charming than her sister. どなたかおねがいします!!
1、遠くからだと彼女は私の母のように見えた。(8語・looked/distance) She was looked like my mother from distance. 2、彼はよく眠れないとこぼした。(8語・complained/unable/well) He complained he was unable to sleep well. 3、彼が帰ってきたらすぐに夕食にしましょう。(9語・supper/soon/home) Let's have supper as soon as he comes back. 4、彼は息子を偉大なピアニストに育て上げた。(10語・brought/be/great) He brought up his son to be a great pianist. 5、地震で誰も死ななかった事は幸いだった。(10語・It/fortunate/nobody/killed) It was fortunate that nobody was killed in an earthquake.
>>373 1.She looked like my mother from a distance. 3.Let's have supper as soon as he comes home. 5.It was fortunate that nobody was killed in the earthquake.
1 I like banana best of all fruits. ( )( ) fruits is banana. 2 You are less likely to gain weight in summer than in winter because you tend to lose your appetite when it is hot. あなたは暑い時は食欲を失いがちなのでむしろ、冬より夏に体重が増えない。
(1) how anyone can expect 【Sue】 【to be easy to convince】 の場合、 to be easyの意味上の主語はSue。 したがって、 Sue is easy to convince.(いわゆる「tough構文」) という理解可能な正しい文で表せる関係がある。
(2) how 【anyone】 can expect 【to be easy to convince Sue】 の場合、 to be easyの意味上の主語はanyone。 したがって、 Anyone is easy to convince Sue. という内容を含んでいることになるが、 この文は意味不明(文法的に正しくない文)。 したがって、 貴殿の解答は不正解。
なお、(1)の同内容の別表現として、 how anyone can expect 【it】 【to be easy to convince Sue】 (←It is easy to convince Sue) も正しい文。
Let me explain it. What you need to know first is:
If you say someone isn't easy to deceive, they usually are suspisious about what others say. You can also say the same thing like it's not easy to deceive someone.
Second, if you say you expect someone to do something, it means you want them to do it. Don't say," you want to do it", because it's what you don't wanna do.
Finally, if you expect someone to be easy to decieve, you know it is hard to deceive them though you want to decieve them , in other words, You expect THEM to be easy to DECIEVE.
My friend Jackie Gleason made a good joke about a problem in New York City. The problem was what to do about the traffic jams there. He said, "Make all the streets one-way north-then it becomes Albany's problem." If you make a speech on how to solve some problem, you can use this joke. After the laughter, you can relate the joke to the points in your own speech by saying, "Gleason's joke is telling us we shouldn't make problem-solving more difficult than necessary." 私の友達ジャッキー・グリーソンは、ニューヨークでスピーチ問題に関するよい冗談を言いました。 その問題は交通渋滞に関してそこで行うべきものでした。 彼は言いました、「北通りをすべて一方通行にする、それはオールバニーの問題になります。」 ある問題を解決する方法上のスピーチを行えば、この冗談を使用してもよい。笑いの後に、 「グリーソンの冗談は、私たちが問題解決を必要であるというより困難にしてはならないと私たちに伝えています」と言うことにより、 自分のスピーチのポイントに冗談を関連づけることができます。
1 先生は私たちに何を作ったらよいか教えてくれた。 our / told / to / us / teacher / what / make 2 彼女は私につるの折り方を教えてくれた。 fold / how / taught / paper cranes / she / me / to 3 彼女は私に折り紙をどこで買ったらいいか話してくれた。 origami / me / told / where / buy / she / to
1 Teacher told us what to make our. 2 She taught me how to fold paper cranes. 3 She told me where to buy origami.
Talk is the most important form of human communication. In fact, a book I read said that one person speaks eighteen thousand words a day, and I don't doubt that number at all. So why not develop our skills to become the best speakers we can be? Let's start right now. 話は人間のコミュニケーションの最も重要な形式です。 実際、私が読んだ本は、1人が1日当たり1万8000の単語を話すと書いてました。 そして私はその数を全く疑いません。だから私たちがそうでありうる最高の演説者になる私たちの技術を開発してはどうですか。 今ちょうど始めましょう。
whereはもちろん疑問詞だけれども、この場合はwhere to goで名詞句を作っていて 疑問詞としての役割はしていない。だから単純に行くべき場書として名詞として理解してOK。 なのでwhereを単純に場所として理解するなら、to goは場所を就職する形容詞的用法になるはず。 ほかにもwhich way to goとかwhat hotel to stayとか疑問詞+名詞+不定詞とかっていう用法もあるから そっちを参考に考えるともっとわかりやすいと思う。
It began immediately,as the seven other players in his group-mostly business associates-gave him \5000 each as a congratulatory gift. To thank them,Sato was supposed to organize a special dinner for them all.Next,he had to give serious thought to what gifts he would present -and to whom-to commemorate his hole in one. この文章の和訳をお願いします。
比較の書き換えの問題です。 @I like coffee better than tea.(preferを用いて) →I prefer cofee to tea. AFresh coffee is better than instant coffee.(superiorを用いて) →Fresh cofee is much superior to instant coffee. BThis camera is less expensive than that one.(原級を用いて) →This camera is not as expensive that one. どなたかお願いします!!
Then the handsome gentleman burst out laughing, and showed the man how to put his trousers on . “Really, it’s quite simple when you know how!” the poor man said , filled with gratitude for the stranger’s help. “I never thought of putting them on that way!” “Well,”thought the handsome gentleman, as he went on his way, “He was certainly a bigger silly than all the rest. I don’t think it will be difficult to find another fool in these parts.”
(1) He is the greatest scientist that ever lived. He is ( ) great a scientist ( ) ever lived. (2) She is quite as charming as her sister. She is ( )( ) charming than her sister.
For example, it can become a little strong if it is cherished why and it thinks and it does somehow and worried about the sun 例えば〜したらちょっと強くなれるまでは分かるんですが・・ お願いします。
(A)Have all of (B)those faxes we sent (C)have (D)replies yet?
<日本語訳> 私たちが送ったファックスにはもう全部返事がきましたか? <解説> これが現在完了の文であることは,Have で始まる疑問文であることからすぐにわかったと思います。 それからまず,主部がどの部分かを見極めましょう。 主部は,少し長いですが,all of those faxes we sent の部分で, faxes の後には関係代名詞の that が省略されています。したがってその後にくる (C) の have は, 過去分詞 had にならなくてはいけません。
1 I had a cold, [ ] I went out to the beach. ア.when イ.so ウ.but エ.although 2 [ ] to the left, and you will find the house you are looking for. ア.To turn イ.Turn ウ.Turned エ.Turining 3 Both you [ ] I must leave for Tokyo in a few days. ア.or イ.but ウ.as エ.and 4 The school was finally closed, [ ] the number of children had decreased dramatically. ア.for イ.however ウ.thus エ.even though 5 Hurry up, [ ] you will be late for the bus. ア.and イ.or ウ.when エ.unless 6 They found that there were large differences between them,[ ]they decided not to get married. ア.for イ.but ウ.then エ.so 7 Tenants must not use the apartment for[ ]business or profit. ア.all イ.either ウ.neither エ.no 8 Do you have to eat the whole of a bad egg to know [ ] it is bad? ア.how イ.that ウ.what エ.which 9 She is spreading rumors [ ] the manager is going to resign. ア.that イ.which ウ.by エ.of 10 [ ] none of us were familiar with the city, an employee of the local branch office drove us to the meeting. ア.Although イ.Because ウ.During エ.While 11 [ ]he has lived in Japan for some time, he cannot speak Japanese very well. ア.Although イ.Even ウ.However エ.Nevertheless 12 [ ] the rain was light, the open-air concert was not canceled and everyone felt relieved. ア.Even if イ.Besides ウ.Since エ.Despite
>>470 1 I had a cold, [ウ ] I went out to the beach. ア.when イ.so ウ.but エ.although 2 [イ ] to the left, and you will find the house you are looking for. ア.To turn イ.Turn ウ.Turned エ.Turining 3 Both you [エ ] I must leave for Tokyo in a few days. ア.or イ.but ウ.as エ.and 4 The school was finally closed, [ア ] the number of children had decreased dramatically. ア.for イ.however ウ.thus エ.even though 5 Hurry up, [イ ] you will be late for the bus. ア.and イ.or ウ.when エ.unless 6 They found that there were large differences between them,[エ ]they decided not to get married. ア.for イ.but ウ.then エ.so 7 Tenants must not use the apartment for[イ]business or profit. ア.all イ.either ウ.neither エ.no 8 Do you have to eat the whole of a bad egg to know [イ ] it is bad? ア.how イ.that ウ.what エ.which 9 She is spreading rumors [ア] the manager is going to resign. ア.that イ.which ウ.by エ.of 10 [イ ] none of us were familiar with the city, an employee of the local branch office drove us to the meeting. ア.Although イ.Because ウ.During エ.While 11 [ア ]he has lived in Japan for some time, he cannot speak Japanese very well. ア.Although イ.Even ウ.However エ.Nevertheless 12 [エ ] the rain was light, the open-air concert was not canceled and everyone felt relieved. ア.Even if イ.Besides ウ.Since エ.Despite
1 We had known each other for ten years [ ] married. ア.before we got イ.until we had got ウ.after we got エ.since we had got 2 You can't hear any music from the CD player [ ] you turn up the volume. ア.because イ.if not ウ.only if エ.unless 3 Let's stay here [ ] the rain stops. ア.until イ.that ウ.during エ.since 4 We do not necessarily grow wiser [ ] we grow older. ア.as イ.than ウ.more エ.so that 5 [ ] we like it or not, such are the facts. ア.Either イ.Each ウ.Whether エ.Which 6 John came to see you [ ] you were out to lunch. ア.for イ.during ウ.among エ.while 7 He left home early [ ] he might catch the first train. ア.so that イ.in case ウ.for fear エ.unless 8 Take your coat [ ] . ア.in a case it rains イ.in any case it would rain ウ.in case that may rain エ. in case it rains 9 You can smoke in here as [ ] as you leave the windows open. ア.far イ.long ウ.much エ.well 10 [ ] Seiji was careful, he almost got run over by a car. ア.Because イ.Even though ウ.Due to エ.Despite 11 It was [ ] that he couldn't finish it alone. ア.a such difficult task イ.such a difficult job ウ.a so difficult task エ.so a difficult 12 He's determined to finish the job [ ] happens. ア.whatever イ.however ウ.whenever エ.no matter
1,Some young people today are none the wiser for their university education. 今日、大学教育をうけたからといっていっこうに賢くない学生もいる。 2,The spectors got more or less excited over the unexpected result of the game.
1,This is the first novel that was written by the writer. 2,This is all that I want to say about our new project. 1,これはその作家によって書かれた最初の小説です。 2,これは私たちの新しいプロジェクトに関する言いたいことすべてです。 訳の添削をお願いします。
1.She proposed that we should go to the concert the following day. =She said, "( Let's ) go to the concert ( today )".
2.He suggested that Bob and I should go ahead and get the tickets. =He said, "What about ( you ) and Bob going ahead and ( getting ) the tickets?
3."Must you start so early tomorrow morning?" said Peter. =Peter asked me if I ( had ) to start so early the ( next ) moring.
4.The police officer said to me, "Did you actually see the accident happen?" =The police officer asked me if I ( did ) actually ( see ) the accient happen.
Hello everyone. We are the students of the ○○ high school who came from Osaka in Japan. Today, the ○○ high school students made two groups and have visited the respectively separate school. Please show us play and culture of Guam. Although we can speak English a little, we want to make friends with you over the wall which is language. Thank you.
>>519 Hello everyone. We are ○○ high school students. We come from Osaka. Today, we've divided into two groups and visited separate school respectively. What are culture and play in Guam like? Would you tell us about that? Although we can speak English a little, we'd like to make friends with you by leaping language barrier. Thank you.
1 He exericises every day [ ] busy he is. ア.but イ.even though ウ.in spite of エ.no matter how 2 [ ] route you may take, it still takes over an hours to get there. ア.Some イ.Any ウ.Whichever エ.No matter 3 As [ ] as I know, nothing is more beautiful than snow-capped Mt.Fuji. ア.well イ.many ウ.long エ.far 4 You must answer [ ] you are called. ア.which イ.as long as ウ.that エ.the moment 5 Dark [ ] it wasm we found our way back. ア.as イ.if ウ.that エ.while 6 It will not be lomg [ ] she gets well again. ア.after イ.before ウ.since エ.still 7 A book is not always good just [ ] it is written by a famous writer. ア.because イ.when ウ.while エ.as[ 8 That novel is at once interesting [ ] instructive. ア.but イ.and ウ.or エ.for 9 You'll have to run, [ ] you'll miss the bus. ア.and イ.if ウ.orエ.so 10 [ ] she had no interest in him was obvious to us all. ア.That イ.What ウ.Which エ.Whatever
11 [ ] it comes to restaurants in town, he knows everything. ア.What イ.Though ウ.When エ.How 12 ] my uncle went into the hospital, he passed away. ア.A week later イ.A week after ウ.A week ago エ.For a week 13 We won't know what to do [ ] we know what the problem is. ア.as long as イ.because ウ.until エ.while 14 [ ] she talks to, Ms.Anderson never fails to make eye contact. ア.Whatever イ.Whoever ウ.Wheneverエ.Wherever 15As far as gualifications are [ ], he is the best man for the post. ア.concerned イ.considered ウ.regarded エ.related 16 How silly of you to take a taxi [ ] you caneasily waalk home! ア.after イ.which ウunless エ.when 17 [ ] is a fact. ア.Which we all have to sleep イ.That we all have to sleep ウ.What do we all have to sleep エ.Whether we all have to sleep 18 [ ] you agree or not, I won't change my mind. ア.Whether イ.Whileウ.Though エ.Either
>>532 1 He exericises every day [エ] busy he is. ア.but イ.even though ウ.in spite of エ.no matter how 2 [ウ] route you may take, it still takes over an hours to get there. ア.Some イ.Any ウ.Whichever エ.No matter 3 As [エ] as I know, nothing is more beautiful than snow-capped Mt.Fuji. ア.well イ.many ウ.long エ.far 4 You must answer [エ] you are called. ア.which イ.as long as ウ.that エ.the moment 5 Dark [ア] it wasm we found our way back. ア.as イ.if ウ.that エ.while 6 It will not be lomg [イ] she gets well again. ア.after イ.before ウ.since エ.still 7 A book is not always good just [ア] it is written by a famous writer. ア.because イ.when ウ.while エ.as[ 8 That novel is at once interesting [イ] instructive. ア.but イ.and ウ.or エ.for 9 You'll have to run, [ウ] you'll miss the bus. ア.and イ.if ウ.orエ.so 10 [ア] she had no interest in him was obvious to us all. ア.That イ.What ウ.Which エ.Whatever
>>544>>546 早速の回答どうもありがとうございました。 う〜ん。すいません。(x_x;) as、またはwhich、になるかが、よくわからないのですが。。 "She said it was unusual, (that) was not what I wanted her to say.". 彼女は一風変わった[変な、珍しい]と言った。それは私が彼女に言って欲しいことじゃなかった。 では、どこがまずいか教えていただけないでしょうか?
How long did it take you to ( C ) living in this village? @ be accustomed A be accustom to B get accustom to C get accustomed to
At the hairdresse's, a young woman came to manicure my fingernails at the same time as my hair ( B ). @ had been dried A will have been dried B was being dried C has dried
If you do so, you will act ( B ) your own interest. @ on A against B by C towards
@Human being can live up to 40 days without food,but(much,still,any,no)more than 7 without water. AYou are(less likely,less unlikely,very likely,very unlikely)to gain weight in summer than in winter because you tend to lose your appetite when it is hot. ( )の中から1つ正解を選ぶんですが、どれになるかわかりません。@はnoの気がするんですが。。 2つの訳もさっぱりわからないので教えてください!!
( )の中を適当な語に変えたいんですが、どう変えて良いのか分かりません。。 @In spring the days grow(long),and we have(much)heat than in winter. A Small bananas are often(good)than big ones. BMy sister is(shy)than unsociable. CHe is the(tall)of the two. The cherry blossoms are at their(good)now. You should telephone your parents at(little)once a week. 日本語訳もお願いします!!
比較で分からない問題があったのでどなたかお願いします!!( )の中 から1つ正しいのを選ぶ問題です。 @We should respect the basic human rights of others,(so much,some more,much more,much less)their lives. ASome young people today are(no,none,nothing,nowhere)the wister for their university education. BA man's worth is to be estimated not so much by his social position(than,as,as well,rather)by his character. CThe spectators got(all the more,more and less,as much as,more or less)excited over the unexpected result of the game. できたら日本語訳もお願いします!!
It seems that I forgot (lock,locking,to locking,to lock) the door last night . It was open this morning . これ誰かやってくれませんか?参考書抜粋なんですけど、私にはどうも矛盾とゆうか、おかしな問題だとおもうんですが。
Is bodybuilding to you in any way a rebellion? That didn't have anything to do with why I started bodybuilding, but I must say that it has been a constant battle since then.As my muscles got bigger and I got stronger,people around me started to change.That's when it became necessary to fight. 訳をお願いします。
>>584 1 ○ 2 The coffee we drank at the sidewalk cafe was delicious. 3 That is the castle whose owner is a famous movie star. 4 This is the very book that I have been looking for for a long time.
(thatを除く関係代名詞を用いること)日本文を英文にしろ。 という問題ですが不自然な箇所があったら教えてください。 お願いします。 1、私には、日本に20年住んでいるアメリカ人の友人がいます。 2、私が今かけているサングラスはドイツ製です。(the sunglasses) 1、I have a friend of the American who lives in Japan for 20 years. 2、The sunglasses which I have covered now are made in Germany.
次の各組の文を、( )内の語をもちいてつなぎ、出来るだけ簡潔なひとつの文にしなさい A 1 You are extremely lucky (if) 2 You might see the mascot of Florida water ways 3 It is the manatee. B 1 Those tend to get worried (for ,who) 2 They are too far away from their cars.(when) 3 And this is often the case in Northe America 4 There is alternative to the canoe or the hiking trails.
>>571 @我々は他人の基本的人権を尊重すべきだし、ましてその生命はなおさらだ。much more A今日の若者の中には大学教育を受けているのにまったく賢くなっていない者がいる。none B人間の価値は社会的地位というよりはむしろその性格で決まる(測られる)。as C観客たちはその試合の思わぬ結果にますますいっそう興奮した。all the more だと思う・・・
1a,Who is the girl(to )( whom )Manabu is speaking over there? 1b,Who is the girl( who )Manabu is speaking( to )over there? 1c,Who is the girl Manabu is speaking ( the )over there?
2a,The city(in)(which)he was born is located on the shores of Lake Biwa. 2b,The city( )he was born( )is located on the shores of Lake Biwa. 2c,The city he was born(which)is located on the shores of Lake Biwa. 各組の文がほぼ同じ意味になるように( )に適当な語をいれなさい。 という問題ですが( )内に入る語がわかりません。 一応いれてみたけどあってるはずがないと思うし・・・・ 教えてください。お願いします。
1、(What) they (need) most now is time to practice. 1、今彼らにもっとも必要なのは練習する時間だ。 2、Everyone misunderstood (what )(you )(say). 2、みんなはあなたが言ったことを誤解してた。 3、This is(what)I( )( )insisting on for the environmental problem. 3、これは私が環境問題についてずっと主張してきたことです。 4、(What)made(me) pleased the most on his birthday was the present of the MD player. 4、誕生日で彼をもっとも喜ばせたのはMDプレーヤーだった。 日本語の意味にあうように( )内に適当な語をいれろという 問題なんですがわからないとこがあります。 教えてください添削もお願いいたします。
1 You are extremely lucky if so. 2 You might see the mascot of Florida water ways if so. 3 It is the manatee if so. B 1 Those who tend to get worried are for it. 2 They are too far away from their cars when it rains. 3 And this is often the case in Northe America if so. 4 There is alternative to the canoe or the hiking trails if so.
In no country other than England can one experience four seasons in the course of a single day. ↓ ↓ One can experience four seasons in the course of a single day in no other country than England .
で、いいでしょうか? 良い場合、なぜ「no other country than England」が、「In no country other than England 」 になるのか教えて下さい。 宜しくお願いします。
One person they might consider turning to under such circumstandes is Donald Keene, a Columbia University professor emeritus and a leading expert on Japanese literature and culture.
後半は、「コロンビア大学名誉教授であり、日本文学・文化における 一流の権威であるドナルド・キーンだ。」になると思うんですが、 前半の訳し方が分かりません。 turn to とは、この場合どういう意味なんでしょう?
>>698 Look 'dude'. I only quoted from those dictionaries to a) point out that the previous poster should have check in dictionaries before posting. and b) point out that in this particular case the dictionary entries were _not_ very useful or accurate. So would you kindly take your incorrect assumptions and stuff them.
Thinking has dignified other mundane things. 自分はこの文を現在完了形の文だと思ったんですが、 しばらく考えてみて、dignifiedを過去分詞、hasを名詞として考えれば 「考える事は威厳化された日常的なことを持っている」と訳せるんじゃないかと考えてみました こんな風に現在完了形の形にも取れるしhasを現在形とも取れる形では どちらの形で訳したら意味が通じるかと考えて訳すべきなのでしょうか もうひとつ Once in a while, early in the morning, my powers at their strongest, I can enjoy washing dishes. この文の、theirというのは何をさしているのでしょうか? それと、Once in a while, early in the morning, my powers at their strongestの所で my powers 副詞句のこの部分だけがなぜ前置詞がないのでしょうか?
高2です。今PROMINENCE(教科書)の和訳をしているのですが、 (誕生日の一致は実は珍しくないという流れで) Surprisingly, you only need twenty-three children in a class for there to be more than a fifty-fifty chance that two of them have the same birthday, By nature, birthdays are not spread evenly across the year. 【So if classes have only twenty children each, you will probably still find that there is a birthday coincidence in half of the classes.】
>705 A large number of once fatal illness can now be cured by modern drugs and surgery.
「a number of〜」の〜の部分に不可算名詞も置けるってことですか?? 手持ちの参考書には可算名詞のみって書いてあったもので。 「a lot of〜」「lots of〜」みたいに可算、不可算名詞両方置けるってことでしょうか。 それとも「a number of〜」に関してはそれほど厳密じゃなくてnativeも結構いいかげんに使用してるとか。 自分でも考えてみたんだけど、「a large number of〜」とlargeって形容詞が着く事によってニュアンスが 違ってくるような気が・・・結局よくわかりません。 「a number of〜」と「the number of〜」の違いとかにも関る問題のような気もするし。 どなたかお願いします。
>>758 でも、Googleの結果を詳しくみると、 - In the past a number of illness "epidemics" have been reported - ... included a number of illness-related patient variables とか例が多い。これは"a number of" の部分は'illness' じゃなくて、 ほかの複数形に繋がる。
>>767 What did you eat for breakfast? [OK] Let's go out, if it stops raining. [コンマはなくてもいいですよ。OK] I will [go] to meet [my] uncle in February [I will visit my uncle in February.] It began raining before we [arrived] [at/in] the [village]. [Both] [my] younger sister and I go to school by bus every day [ビルさんはいずこに?] She [says] that [she] is busy. [She is saying that she is busy. could be possible]
There are more people who have their mobile phone(s) these days; I suppose that most younger people seem to have one. But, nothing is more irritating to teachers than a ring (or more) of mobile phones in class.
>>745 My family often used to make a trip when I was a child. The most impressive one was that to Mt. Fuji, the highest mountain in Japan. I told my family I want to try climbing it and that was why we decided to go there. I'm amazed at how simple the reason was. It was really fine the day we all climbed Mt. Fuji. But it was very tough for me to climb it because I was just 10 years old and it was the first time for me to climb a mountain. I whined and whined while climbing and my family encouraged me each time. And I could get to the top of Mt. Fuji through the support of my family. I still remember the view from the top of the mountain in getting there. I felt nothing was more delicious when I drank the water at that time. , I have the feeling I learned the importance of carrying something through to the end through the climbing on that day.
1.It is (that/best/cansel/you) your trip at once. 2.Do you (to/it/necessary/think/drive) so fast? 3.It is (parents/to/for/natural/love) their children. 4.It is (you/that/a/can't/pity) come with us tonight.
>>788 It is best that you cancel your trip at once. Do you think it necessary to drive so fast? It is natural for parents to love their children. It is a pity that you can't come with us tonight.
1. It is best that you cancel your trip at once. 2. Do you think it necessary to drive so fast? 3. It is natural for parents to love their children. 4. It is a pity that you can't come with us tonight.
So that was really a very strong, I would say, aspect of our decision to live in the country. And we found this old farmhouse and just, you know, we saw... we took a look around and said, "This is it!" It was extremely basic.
We had a sumi-hori-gotatsu, you know, the kotatsu that you have to make a small fire out of charcoal for. The toilet even was not the kind of benjyo where the truck came, you had to empty it yourself. Literally, it was very, very basic.
So I'm sure when you first came here, you had many experiences that really made you look at your own assumptions and perceptions. And what kind of reaction did you have internally? How did things affect you? Because you're a person who sees a lot.
>>786 Coming home from a bakery, she found her daughter was sleeping on her face down. Nobody else is in the kitchen though dinner time is around the corner.
とある参考書にA suggested ( ) Chinese grammer. で@me study Ame to study Bme studying で答えがBなんですが suggest はto A that~~か、suggest ~ingの形のみだと思ってたのですが 後者のsuggestとingの間にAが入っても構わないのでしょうか?
2. The book I borrowed from Bill was so interesting that I read it in only two hours.
>>808 ちょっと中学生以上の単語を使っているかもしれないが・・・ 1. It is a good habit to write the impression of the book after reading it. 3. What will you do after graduating the junior high school. 4. It is wrong to quickly conclude that young people have lost their desire for knowledge because they read less books.
>>822 1. The number of personal injury accidents in Heisei 15 is ten times as many as that of seriously injured people. 2. According to the traffic accident statuses of police stations, Amagasaki-nishi station in Hanshin district reported no more than one death.
>>832 A. Taking everything into consideration, the explanation has a serious error. B. Assuming that what he says is correct, what does his theory predict next?
Did you tell me that your daughter is ready to enter the second grade? Yes,that is right. Come on. What is this going to cost me? これを会話風に訳すとどのようになりますか?ご教授ください。
まぁ分詞構文なんて前につくものだけではないから、 Headed for the station, I saw a beautiful lady, asking her where to go, just ignored, asked then by a policeman, starting to run away to . . . と、理論上は無限に続けられる。いずれネタ切れになるけどね。
>>857 1. If we had known earlier that you were coming to Osaka, we would have prepared a welcome party for you. 2. If you had turned left instead of right at the post office, it'd have saved you 20 minutes. 3. He sometimes wishes he was more than a mere teacher.
When we think of pets, we usually think of dogs and cats. People have had hunting dogs and watchdogs for a long time. Nobody knows when dogs first became pets, but people say that it was more than ten thousand years ago. Cats apparently bacame pets later than dogs. One study shows that ancient Egyptians kept cats as pets as early as the 16th century B.C. They treasured cats because the cats could catch mice which ate their valuable grain. People also keep other animals as pets. Some keep birds, and others keep fish, turtles and snakes. Nowadays, many people even have robot pets called “robopets”
Freeter or the "freelance" has bee widespread as as the language exressing not only the form of the employment system but the life style among the youngsters nowadays.
Freeter or the "freelance" has been widespread as the language expressing not only the form of the employment system but the life style among the youngsters nowadays.
すごくいっぱいあるんですけど、教えてくれますか? Q.次の( )内の動詞を現在分詞または過去分詞になおしなさい 1.Who is the woman (wave) her hand over there? 2.These are the pictures (take) by the photographer. 3.She put some salt into the (boil) water. 4.The boys were interested in the story (tell) by the old man. お願いします!
( )内に適当な1語を入れなさい 1.テレビをすぐに修理してもらいなさい。 Have the TV set ( ) immediately. 2.その仕事はできるだけ早く済ませた方がいいですよ。 You'd better get the work ( ) as soon as possible. 3.名前を呼ばれたのが聞こえなかったのですか? Don't you hear your name ( )?
>>921 1. It is impossible for him to complete the work in one day. 2. Wasn't it careless of you to forget your bag on the train? 3. It's bad manners to talk with your mouth full. 4. Are you bad at getting up early on cold mornings?
>>925 Aha! そんな問題のですか。 さっそく答えなおします。 1.It is impossible for him to complete the work in a day. 2.It was careless of you to forget your bag on the train. 3.It is bad manners to talk with your mouth full. 4.Do you early <-質問が間違ってると思います。 on cold mornings?
Good day. r'you free? Who do think you are? You tryin' to pick me up? Yup, sure am. So, are you free? Well s'pose I am at that. You pick up the tab and I'll hang out with you. Great, great. Where shall we go off to then? Hmm, a movie'd be good. OK a movie it is. What sorta movie do you like? Horror movie! It's just gotta be a horror movie! Eh? There's no romance to that ... Finally goin' out* - let's go to a love movie! Shaddup! Horror movie or nothing! Well let's split the difference and see an action m... No way! Horror movie! Horror all the way! ... sorry. Truth to tell, I'm a bit of a scaredy-cat. Y'kidding? No really I should appologise for being so selfish. Well, shall we go watch a horror movie? Like I'm gunna do that?!
She always frip the pages of a book as listen to me. But I don't stop to talk to her. 'cause she is a pretty and such a pretty! I hope to be a never failing this life.
>>960 > 名詞も、形容詞も補語になるんですよね? 否。なる「こともある」がより厳密な答えだ。例えば、 The man needs a good book.で、the manは名詞だが補語ではない(君の意見では補語になるんだよな?) a good bookも名詞(句)だが、君の意見では補語になるはずだ(実際は目的語)。 さらに、goodは単なる修飾語でしかないのだが、君の言い分だと補語になると。
そもそも補語とは何であったか。 I[S] am a student[C]. It[S] seems great[C]. They[S] found the work[O] interesting[C]. ※ただし、 I[S] saw a student[O]. They[S] gave us[O] a chance[O]. ある要素が主語であるか目的語であるか補語であるかは、動詞が決める。 > 名詞も、形容詞も補語になるんですよね? これを正しく言い換えるなら、「補語になりうるのは、名詞か形容詞などである」となる。
Today with improvements in technology a variety of high-tech robopets have been produced. Robopets like the one in Photo 1 can show “emotions” such as joy, sadness, and anger by means of body motions, sounds, and the light in their eyes. They can also respond when they are spoken to. Amazingly, they can even “learn” to do various things through interacting with their environment and owner. Moreover, they can act on their own “judgments.” Robopets like the one in Photo 2 have some ability to learn language. They have their own “language,”but as we talk to them they “learn to speak” languages like English, Japanese, Spanish and so on. They can learn hundreds of words and “talk”with us. Because of these special functions, robopets may have an important role to play as our pets. They keep us company and comfort us.
1 My father (smoking / ago / two years / gave up). 2 I (the game / enjoyed / over the Internet / playing). 3 Would (mailing / mind / this letter / you)? 4 We (baseball / to / stop / playing / decided).
1 My father gave up smoking two years ago. 2 I enjoyed playing the game over the Internet. 3 Would you mind mailing this letter? 4 We decided to stop playing baseball.