The Dreamer A Dreamer thinks there is a "right" way to do things. This person wants to live in the "perfect world." A Dreamer is often hardworking and organized. Many are good listeners and like to help others. Many Dreamers work as teachers, lawyers, and in leadership roles. Famous Dreamers: Mohandas Gandhi, Martin Luther King Jr., Aung San Suu Kyi
The Partner A Partner wants to be in a group. For this person, rules and group harmony are important. These rules keep peace in the group. Partners are often serious, careful people. Many do well as teachers, managers, police officers, and politicians. Famous Partners: Queen Elizabeth ll, Mother Teresa
The Thinker For Thinkers, understanding things is very important. They like to solve problems and make new things. Thinkers can also be competitive. They like to win. They are independent and often have very strong opinions. Many Thinkers work as scientists, inventors, poloticians, and engineers. Famous Thinkers: Bill Gates, Socrates, Albert Einstein
The Artist Artists want to be free. They don't want to follow the rules all the time. Artists like action and are often impulsive. They also like trying new things. Like Thinkers, many Artists have strong opinions. Many Artists are creative and do well as musicians, actors, fashion designers, and athletes. Famous Artists: Russell Crowe, Madonna, Lance Armstrong
>>3 The Dreamer A dreamer thinks [ there is a "right" way [ to do things ] ]. This person wants [ to live in the "perfect world ]." A dreamer is often [ hardworking ] and [ organized ]. Many are good listeners and like [ to help others ]. Many dreamers work as teachers, lawyers, and in leadership roles. Famous dreamers: Mohandas Gandhi, Martin Luther King Jr., Aung San Suu Kyi The Partner A Partner wants [ to be in a group ]. For this person, rules and group harmony are important. These rules keep peace in the group. Partners are often serious, careful people. Many do well as teachers, managers, police officers, and politicians. Famous Partners: Queen Elizabeth ll, Mother Teresa
1. Not by car but on a train could you go there faster. 2. Hadn't we had a quarrel on such a trivial matter, we would now be lving a happy life as a married couple. 3. Were it not for transitions from season to season, our life would be monotonous.
The fact that animals lose their knowledge of things as time goes by, and consequently their interest in them, accounts for their absurd behavior in many situations. They constantly interrupt one line of action to do something else, and they may come back to the first activity or forget it altogether. Human beings, on the other hand, thanks to language, are able to pursue one purpose or to act in relation to a principle or to an ideal over long periods of time.
In arguing for a conception of justice we must be sure that it is among the permitted alternatives and satisfies the stipulated formal constraints. No considerations can be advanced in its favor unless they would be rational ones for us to urge were we to lack the kind of knowledge that is excluded.
1.She is (laying,lying) a new carpet in her room. 2.I have (raised,risen) kiwi fruit for five years. 3.The noise from the snack ber (effected,affected) my work. 4.Someone (painted,wrote,drew) my face on the blackboard. 5.You had better not (tell,say,speak) ill of Ken.
He (attends, attends in, attends to) school regularly.→attends Taro will (marry, marry with, marry to) Hanako.→marry She (took, brought) her sister to my birthday party.→brought I shall have to (hire, borrow, rent) a new house next Marth.→rent
As suggested by these figures, there is a big gap in car ownership between developed and developing countries. これらの数字によって示されるように、先進国と途上国の間に自動車の所有状況に大きな差がある。
ということなのですね。ありがとうございました。 As it is suggested by these figures, と考えて、asは仮主語itに掛かるのかと思いまして、自分は最終的に 「これらの数字によってitのような事が示される」 「これらの数字によって例えばitのような事が示される」 などかと思いました。
@「Queen Gets Tour of Google」 ANow, if you've googled something in the UK today, you've probably noticed a new addition. BThe Google doodle has been crowned with an image of Queen Elizabeth. CIt's to mark today's visit from the British monarch to Google's London offices. DNow, the Queen is no stranger to technology. ELast Christmas, Her Magesty launched the Royal Channel on the Google-owned video site,youtube. FAnd if you head over there a little later today, you'll be able to see more of the Queen's Google tour.
1.I [feel] it my duty to tell you the truth.不完全他動詞 2.I [think] it a great pity that he couldn't win the race.不完全他動詞 3.I forgot to [send] him a Christmas card this year.完全他動詞 4.He [seemed] happy when I last met him.不完全自動詞 5.This letter will [arrive] in Canada by this day next month.完全自動詞 6.All the students in this college are [working] hard.完全自動詞 7.I [believe] Ken will make Yumi happy.完全他動詞 8.When she saw him, she [smiled] a strange smile.??? 9.As I was tired out, I [seated] myself on the bench.完全他動詞
7.I [believe] Ken will make Yumi happy.・・・不完全他動詞 8.When she saw him, she [smiled] a strange smile.・・・不完全他動詞 9.As I was tired out, I [seated] myself on the bench.・・・不完全他動詞
>>84 エリザベス女王がgoogle.ukのオフィスを訪問したって内容でしょ。 Queen Gets Tour of Google ってのは会社見学のツアーに行ったみたいな意味だよ。 markはその見学に際してGoogle doodleが女王の王冠のデザインに変わったこと。 Her Majestyは女王陛下だよ。
>>85 1.I [feel] it my duty to tell you the truth.不完全他動詞 ○ 2.I [think] it a great pity that he couldn't win the race.不完全他動詞 ○ 3.I forgot to [send] him a Christmas card this year.完全他動詞 ○ 4.He [seemed] happy when I last met him.不完全自動詞 ○ 5.This letter will [arrive] in Canada by this day next month.完全自動詞 ○ 6.All the students in this college are [working] hard.完全自動詞 ×→不不完全自動詞 7.I [believe] Ken will make Yumi happy.完全他動詞 ○ 8.When she saw him, she [smiled] a strange smile.→完全他動詞 9.As I was tired out, I [seated] myself on the bench.完全他動詞 ○ 8は同族目的語をとる完全他動詞、9は再帰代名詞をとる完全他動詞なので 形式的には完全他動詞だが、目的語まで含めて考えると自動詞的意味合いになる。
>>87訂正 7.I [believe] Ken will make Yumi happy.・・・完全他動詞 8.When she saw him, she [smiled] a strange smile.・・・完全他動詞 9.As I was tired out, I [seated] myself on the bench.・・・完全他動詞
By resorting to repression, Beijing can easily contain the disruption in Xinjiang. Despite its xenophobic propaganda, the integrity of the People’s Republic’s territory is not under threat. But something just as important is: the harmony which the government espouses as China’s greatest national value, and without which the regime will find it harder to survive.
Philip had not been to the library before. The shelves were filled with thick books. He found nothing (was/to/likely/that/interest)him, until he came to a small section on photography.