This is a temple. Is that a temple, too? No, it isn’t. It's a shrine. This coffee is tasty. That man lives in this town. These are my cars. Are those English books? Yes, they are. Do you take care of these dogs? Yes, I do This is a very famous book. That movie is not very interesting. Do those girls study in this school? No, they don't.
I know your brother. Are you a lawyer? No, I'm not. She isn't my teacher. He has two houses. We love our town. Do you work here? Yes, we do. They are his students. Do you know her name? No, I don't. That is their room. Are those your cars?
Do you like me? Yes, I like you a lot. He is very kind to her. Do you often see him? No, I don't. Emily doesn't like them very much. That teacher is very strict with us. This book is mine. Is that bag yours? Is that bicycle his or hers? The money is ours. Are those apples yours or theirs?
What is that? It's a library. What is this? It's a movie magazine. What are these? They are erasers. What are those? What does he do after school? What color does Nancy like? What flower is this? It's a lily. What kind of food does your wife like? She likes Chinese food. What is the meaning of that word? What does your husband have for breakfast?
Who is he? He is a friend of mine. Who is she? She is Nancy's sister. Who are they? They are his cousins. Who is that man? He is Mary's father. Who is that girl? That is Emily. Who is that boy? He is my brother. Who are those men? They are teachers at (of) this school. Who are those women? They are my mother and my sister. Who is the man in this picture? He is her grandfather. Who are those beautiful women? They are Mr.Brown's daughters.
Get up at once. Call her tomorrow morning. Don't be shy. Put away your toys. Don't to be late. Be kind to girls. Let's get in the car. Let's have dinner at this restaurant. Let's have fun tonight. Let's go by train.
Whose house is this? It's Mr.Carter's house. Whose umbrella is that? It's mine. Whose is this dictionary? It's Tom's. Whose is that computer? It's Ellen's. Whose shoes are these ? They are hers. Whose is that big car? It's ours. Whose seat is this? It's yours. Whose cameras are those? They are my father's. Whose is that ring? It's Lucy's. Whose are those toys? They are my son's.
Where is my car? Where is your wife? Where does Tom live? Where do they have lunch? Where does he go every day? Where do those boys play baseball? Where does your husband jog every morning? Where is your daughter? She is in Paris. Where are you from? I'm from Tokyo. Where do your parents come from? They come from Osaka.
When is your birthday? When is your wife's birthday? When does John do his homework? When does Tom see them? When is the meeting? When does your sister practice the piano? When do those children study? When is the festival? When does she call her parents? When does she write poems?
Which is your car? Which bicycle is his? Which is her bag, this one or that one? Which computer does Peter use? He uses this one. Which is Nancy's house? Which dog is his? Which dictionary is yours, this one or that one? Which guitar does Tom play? He plays that old one. Which problem is difficult? Which book do you want?
It is cloudy today. Is it sunny over there? It is Sunday today. Is it hot today? It's not very cold in Tokyo today. It is winter in Brazil now. Is it warm in the room? No, it isn't. It's eight o'clock in the evening in New York now. It's too dark here. Is it cloudy in Yokohama
How are your parents? How does your husband go to work? How do I open this box? How is the weather in Tokyo? It's sunny. How do you go to school? I go by bicycle. How do you use this machine? How do they study Japanese? How does this medicine work? How do you say "Thank you." in German? How do birds make their nests?
What time is it in Paris now? What time do you get up every morning? What time does the English class end? What time does he usually have breakfast? What time does your husband come home from work every day? What time does your son go to bed? He goes to bed at nine. What time is it in London now? It's six in the evening. What time does Robert usually do his homework? What time do you take a bath? What time does she usually cook dinner?
あまりにひどいから書くよ。今売ってるかどうかは知らない。 高島康司 実践英文ライティング入門 ビジネスにすぐ活かせる技術が身につく 例 182p 7)どうぞ御社の製品を日本に輸入させてください →解答 Please let us import your products. 226p 15)会社に忠誠心を持っている人たちは勤勉である →解答 The people who are loyal to their companies are also dilligent. 128p 4)5年前までABC社は日本で成功するために奮闘しておりました *to succeed in Japanを使いなさい →解答 ABC had been struggling to obtain a market in japan until five years ago. この他にも時制や人称・指示代名詞の取り違えは数知れず。
「こなれた英文を書く技術」には、アジア金融危機について一緒に研究しませんか?って内容の文章で I'm wondering if you would like to tackle this subject in collaboration with me. というのが載ってたんで、それに比べるとplease let us~って随分さっくりとした言い方で ひっかかった。ビジネスでそんな言い方するの?って。あとalso。
件のテキスト、googleブックスでちょっと見れたけど 「私はあなたの名前を覚えたい I want to remember your name.」 ってのがあって吹いた。
-- 私は日本で受動態を教える際に使われる英文として、Jack is loved by Jill.やJim is liked by everyone.のような文を目にするたびに 背筋の寒くなる思いがしたものです。(中略)この2つの動詞が受動態として使われる割合は全体の2パーセントに満たないことを (『Longman Grammar of Spoken and Written English』の)コーパスのデータが示しています。 (中略)この文が「文法的に正しい」ことは間違いないでしょう。 しかしまた、この文が、英語のノンネイティブスピーカーに受動態を教えることを目的としたテキストに「ふさわしい文でない」ことも、 私にはほとんど疑いの余地はないように思われます。 --