DUO199~220
関連タイピング
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プレイ回数40英語長文1520打
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プレイ回数3英語長文114打
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プレイ回数52英語長文1897打
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プレイ回数75英語長文1697打
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プレイ回数229歌詞802打
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プレイ回数139英語長文1495打
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プレイ回数300歌詞かな822打
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プレイ回数229歌詞かな772打
問題文
(When her patience gave out, she grabbed his collar and swore at him.)
When her patience gave out, she grabbed his collar and swore at him.
(I must admit we quarrel every now and then, but generally we're on good terms with each other.)
I must admit we quarrel every now and then, but generally we're on good terms with each other.
(Do you mind if I stop by your house?)
Do you mind if I stop by your house?
(No, not at all. Be my guest!)
No, not at all. Be my guest!
(I can't put you up. For one thing, my dad drops in on me from time to time.)
I can't put you up. For one thing, my dad drops in on me from time to time.
(While Jennifer was standing still, Bob was pacing back and forth along the sidewalk.)
While Jennifer was standing still, Bob was pacing back and forth along the sidewalk.
(Let's make up, Lisa.-Stop taking me for granted!)
Let's make up, Lisa.-Stop taking me for granted!
(We're through for good this time. I mean it!)
We're through for good this time. I mean it!
(Come on! Don't get so emotional, Lisa.)
Come on! Don't get so emotional, Lisa.
(I didn't mean to hurt you. Let's talk it over.)
I didn't mean to hurt you. Let's talk it over.
(You betrayed me! -Please forgive me. How can I make it up to you?)
You betrayed me! -Please forgive me. How can I make it up to you?
(I'll get even!)
I'll get even!
(You should confess your sins rather than conceal them.)
You should confess your sins rather than conceal them.
(Keep your word; otherwise you'll end up losing face.)
Keep your word; otherwise you'll end up losing face.
(Bob sticks to his moral principles and believes that honesty pays off in the long run.)
Bob sticks to his moral principles and believes that honesty pays off in the long run.
(Cheer up! You couldn't help it.- I did my best.)
Cheer up! You couldn't help it.- I did my best.
(I know.Don't dwell on the past. You can start over.)
I know.Don't dwell on the past. You can start over.
(Jane, please do me a favor and give me a ride to Times Square.)
Jane, please do me a favor and give me a ride to Times Square.
(I wish I could, but I'm tied up right now.)
I wish I could, but I'm tied up right now.
(As usual, Mike turned up on time. He's very punctual.)
As usual, Mike turned up on time. He's very punctual.
(The other day I ran out of the gas in the middle of a busy interstate.)
The other day I ran out of the gas in the middle of a busy interstate.
(A truck driving ahead of me skidded, turned over, and scattered its load all over the road.)
A truck driving ahead of me skidded, turned over, and scattered its load all over the road.
(He recalled that a collision had been avoided by sheer luck.)
He recalled that a collision had been avoided by sheer luck.
(In case of an emergency, get in touch with my agent right away.)
In case of an emergency, get in touch with my agent right away.
(Jane, where are we heading? -I think we're lost. We went in the wrong direction.)
Jane, where are we heading? -I think we're lost. We went in the wrong direction.
(Damn! Pull over!)
Damn! Pull over!
(My rusty Ford broke down, obstructing the intersection.)
My rusty Ford broke down, obstructing the intersection.
(There are so many fine scratches and dents on its surface, it's no use polishing it.)
There are so many fine scratches and dents on its surface, it's no use polishing it.