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.