Scramble661~697
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プレイ回数29英語長文1520打 -
プレイ回数46英語長文1897打 -
プレイ回数64英語長文1697打
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プレイ回数77英語長文1606打
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プレイ回数36英語長文1854打 -
プレイ回数52英語長文1591打
問題文
(I haven't seen that gentleman lately.)
I haven't seen that gentleman lately.
(The writer has been working very hard on his new book.)
The writer has been working very hard on his new book.
(The old man was nearly hit by the car while crossing the street.)
The old man was nearly hit by the car while crossing the street.
(This computer is pretty difficult for me to use.)
This computer is pretty difficult for me to use.
(He got home from work late at night.)
He got home from work late at night.
(My father has a plan to go abroad on business next month.)
My father has a plan to go abroad on business next month.
(At first glance the idea appears to be attractive; however,)
At first glance the idea appears to be attractive; however,
(there are some problems to be solved.)
there are some problems to be solved.
(It's too late to go out now. Besides, it's starting to rain.)
It's too late to go out now. Besides, it's starting to rain.
(The temperature has been rising in recent years. Therefore, the sales of air conditioners are very high.)
The temperature has been rising in recent years. Therefore, the sales of air conditioners are very high.
(We all knew that there was nothing we could do to prevent him from leaving our team.)
We all knew that there was nothing we could do to prevent him from leaving our team.
(Nevertheless, we could not help asking him not to.)
Nevertheless, we could not help asking him not to.
(He was poor and hungry, and yet he is happy.)
He was poor and hungry, and yet he is happy.
(He was treat you badly;)
He was treat you badly;
(still, he's your brother and you ought to help him.)
still, he's your brother and you ought to help him.
(Luckily, we got home before it started to rain.)
Luckily, we got home before it started to rain.
(Evidently[Surely/ Unfortunately] it was his mistake.)
Evidently[Surely/ Unfortunately] it was his mistake.
(Have you already finished your homework in mathematics?)
Have you already finished your homework in mathematics?
(I'm hungry, but it isn't lunch time yet.)
I'm hungry, but it isn't lunch time yet.
(He still lives in the house where he was born.)
He still lives in the house where he was born.
(His uncle died five years ago.)
His uncle died five years ago.
(I knew the gentleman well, for I had seen him two years before.)
I knew the gentleman well, for I had seen him two years before.
(Almost all for the students were absent because of the flu.)
Almost all for the students were absent because of the flu.
(Almost all students eat lunch at the cafeteria because there are no good restaurants in the neighborhood.)
Almost all students eat lunch at the cafeteria because there are no good restaurants in the neighborhood.
(Most Japanese people don't use English in everyday life.)
Most Japanese people don't use English in everyday life.
(The teacher was disappointed when most of her students did badly on the test.)
The teacher was disappointed when most of her students did badly on the test.
(The bus was so late reaching the station that I almost missed the train.)
The bus was so late reaching the station that I almost missed the train.
(Our school begins at nine.)
Our school begins at nine.
(I saw a traffic accident on the morning of November 1st.)
I saw a traffic accident on the morning of November 1st.
(The deadline is 6 p.m. I must finish this work by that time.)
The deadline is 6 p.m. I must finish this work by that time.
(I have been living in Canada for almost five years.)
I have been living in Canada for almost five years.
(During my stay in London, I visited the Tower.)
During my stay in London, I visited the Tower.
(Please finish that report in two weeks.)
Please finish that report in two weeks.
(I parked my car at the corner where the bank is.)
I parked my car at the corner where the bank is.
(My father was born in a small village on the Mississippi River.)
My father was born in a small village on the Mississippi River.
(This city is four hundred fifty feet above sea level.)
This city is four hundred fifty feet above sea level.
(A sooty lamp hung over the table.)
A sooty lamp hung over the table.
(Singapore is in the south of Asia.)
Singapore is in the south of Asia.
(What is the difference between this and that?)
What is the difference between this and that?
(This cafe is popular among local residents as well as visitors.)
This cafe is popular among local residents as well as visitors.