時制の一致の問題が解けません
1. There (was/were) a lot of people at the party.2.Economics (interest/interests) me very much.
3.Five hundred dollars (is/are) enough to buy an electric guitar.
4.The United Nations (works/work) on a variety of issues.
5.The woman who is walking many bags (is/are) my brother.
【( )内の動詞を必要があれば適切な形に変えなさい】
6.We were told that he (leave) an hour before.
7.The author writes that men (have) different ways of thinking from woman.
8.Mary didn't know that water (boil) below 100 9.John said that Japanese national team (win) the match 3 to 1.
10.I learned that Himeji Castle (is) built about 400 years ago.
話法の問題が解けません。
1. She said to him, "Please help me with her homework."
She ( ) him ( ) help her with her homework.
2.She said to me, "Do you remember me?"
She ( ) me ( ) I remembered her.
3. She said to him, "What do you mean?"
She ( ) him ( ) ( ) ( ).
4. She said to him, "Let's talk about it."
She ( ) to him that ( ) ( ) talk about it.
5. She said, "How happy I am!"
She said with joy that she was ( ) happy.
6.He said, "May God help me!"
He ( ) that God ( ) help him.
7. Yesterday she said to me, "I'll see you tomorrow".
Yesterday she told me that she would see me ( ).
この問題が解けません。教えてください!!
1,2,3,4直接話法の文に、5,6,7,8,9は関節話法の文にしてください。
1.She told me that she had never met him before.
2.He told me that he was going to sell that book the following day.
3.Out teacher advised us not to forget that.
4.She asked me if I was all right and where I had been.
5.She said to him, "Are you going? Please stay here with me."
6.He said, "Betty is a good girl, but I don't like her.
7.He said to me, "Let's go out for dinner tonight."
8.Mary said to me, "Is this the bag you bought yesterday?"
9.George said to me, "What are you reading? Show it to me."
アメリカのネットショップで小物を購入予定です。そこはいつも購入するお店でお世話になっているのでプレゼントを送りました。そのプレゼントのお礼と今回注文している商品の事でメールが来ました。すみませんが意味を教えて下さいませんか？お願いします。
I have received your gift just recently it was passed to me, please see picture attached.
A big thank you from me and my superiors! It is absolutely lovely! I can't wait to have a tea!! :)
The warehouse manager just handed to me your order, you have AAA cartons, so I am starting to look for the cheapest shipping option now. However, one of the styles 商品名 grey/cream I only have BB not CC like you wanted. Would you like the other colour which is blue/pink. It is lovely and as well very popular. Please let me know and I will have it packed.
When you vacation, do you go as a tourist or as a travelar? I dare say that most people have never asked themselves this question. But for me, there is a definite distinction between the two. When one considers travel as a possible means of bridging cultural gaps in our shrinking global village, the nuances behind these words become important.
In my opinion (based on years of observing visitors to my adopted home, Paris), tourists are more likely to maintain a distance between themselves and the places that they visit. Their purpose in traveling is to "see the sights", take photos and have their photos taken in front of famous sights. They often travel in tour groups, which offer the advantage of obtaining cursory information about the sights visited, but also have the disadvantage of discouraging individual discovery.
In contrast, travelers interact much more with the people and places found at their travel destinations. They enjoy not only the main sights, but also the back streets and hidden neighborhoods in and around their destinations. They seek out the things that distinguish the places visited from their home territory. They observe the local culture and inhabitants, and seek to understand them. And in the process,they share information about their own culture.
When I moved to France, I did so as a traveler. Not only was I determined to learn about the various peoples who live there, why they came and how they live, but I also made up my mind to visit other countries with the same perspective. As a result, my voyages have been much fuller and richer, and my understanding and appreciation of my own American culture has deepened.
よろしくお願いします。
When you vacation, do you go as a tourist or as a travelar? I dare say that most people have never asked themselves this question. But for me, there is a definite distinction between the two. When one considers travel as a possible means of bridging cultural gaps in our shrinking global village, the nuances behind these words become important.
In my opinion (based on years of observing visitors to my adopted home, Paris), tourists are more likely to maintain a distance between themselves and the places that they visit. Their purpose in traveling is to "see the sights", take photos and have their photos taken in front of famous sights. They often travel in tour groups, which offer the advantage of obtaining cursory information about the sights visited, but also have the disadvantage of discouraging individual discovery.
In contrast, travelers interact much more with the people and places found at their travel destinations. They enjoy not only the main sights, but also the back streets and hidden neighborhoods in and around their destinations. They seek out the things that distinguish the places visited from their home territory. They observe the local culture and inhabitants, and seek to understand them. And in the process,they share information about their own culture.
When I moved to France, I did so as a traveler. Not only was I determined to learn about the various peoples who live there, why they came and how they live, but I also made up my mind to visit other countries with the same perspective. As a result, my voyages have been much fuller and richer, and my understanding and appreciation of my own American culture has deepened.
よろしくお願いします。
To ponder interminably over the reason for one's own existence or the meaning of life in general seems to me, from an objective point of view, to be sheer folly. And yet everyone holds certain ideals by which he guides his aspiration and his judgment. The ideals which have always shone before me and filled me with the joy of living are goodness, beauty, and truth. To make a goal of comfort or happiness has never appealed to me; a system of ethics built on this basis would be sufficient only for a herd of cattle. (What I Believe by A. Einstein)
最後の英文の個所の意味がとれません。
a system of ethics built on this basis would be sufficient only for a herd of cattle.
1）this basisはTo make a goal of comfort or happiness のことですか？
2）～would be sufficient only for a herd of cattle. の意味がわからないのですが
herd of cattleは「烏合の衆」という意味ですか？
この原則の上に立てられる倫理（道義）のシステムは烏合の衆にのみ十分であろう？
どんなことを言っているのでしょうか？
よろしくお願いいたします。
