どうやって覚えたらいいですか。

3年生ま ※1・2年生で登場したはページをイタリ ※1・2年生ですでに学んでいて、3年生では登場しない! 過去分詞形 cutting 33 Stand 過去形 cut hitting teach 現在形 10 QUEER ☐ tell stand(s) cut hit hurting 21 A-A-A THE PRI ☐ チェックページ cut(s) hit hurt letting 50 think teach(es) cut 59 hit(s) hurt let putting 34 think(s) hit hurt(s) let put 85 reading win D hurt let(s) put read D ②② let put(s) setting A-B-C read set D 8 put read(s) set チェックページ ☐ 23 read set(s) D 2 set □ D コ 16 come 7 63 run A-B-A チェックページ 23 become become(s) became come(s) run/s) 原形 現在形 過去形 過去分詞形 came ran become come 現在分詞形 becoming 11 原形 ☐ be 31 現在形 ☐ coming running 36 begin am/is/are understand tell(s) 過去形 stood told thought understand(s) understood win(s) won 過去分詞形 stood taught told thought standing understood teaching telling taught 現在分詞形 won thinking 過去形 understan winning bear ☐ run ☐ 736 begin(s) break bear(s) was/were began 過去分詞形 been 900 choose break(s) bore begun being 現在分詞形 ☐ do 31 choose(s) broke bom begin 過去分詞形 ☐ 過去形 B-B型 ページ 30 63 bring 現在形 原形 bought bought buying 27 buy's) buy bring(s) brought brought bringing ☐ 178 draw do(es) chose broken bear drink draw(s) did chosen brec building ☐ eat drink(s) drew done cho build(s) built built 51 build catch(es) caught caught catching ☐ 57 digging ☐ ②② catch dug dig(s) dug feeling ☐ felt ② dig feel(s) felt ¥2 feel 4 fight fight(s) fought fought fighting ☐ 5247 12 fall eat(s) drank drawn do fly fall(s) ate drunk dr ② forget fly/flies fell eaten d get forget(s) flew fallen find find(s) found found finding ☐ give get(s) forgot flown had having ☐ 75 have have/has had hear hear(s) heard heard hearing ☐ hold hold(s) held held holding ☐ 4334 go give(s) got forgotten go(es) gave gotten/got given grow went hide grow(s) gone grew keep keep(s) kept kept keeping know hide(s) grown hid ☐ eave leave(s) left left leaving 12 ride know(s) hidden knew ☐ se lose(s) lost lost losing ake make(s) made made making an mean(s) meant meant meaning et meet(s) met met meeting d rebuild(s) rebuilt rebuilt rebuilding say(s) said said saying sell(s) sold sold selling send(s) sent sent sending sit(s) sat sat sitting sleep(s) slept slept sleeping spend(s) spent spent spending 0000000000 10 52 602223 ride(s) known see rode see(s) ridden show saw sing show(s) showed seen shown 29 sing(s) speak sang Sung 2 steal speak(s) spoke spoker 37 swim steal(s) stole stolen swim(s) Swam SWUm 4 take take(s) took taken ①②1 throw throw(s) threw throw 2 wake wake(s) woke wok 49 wear wear(s) wore WO 10 write write(s) wrote WT

1番下、2つありますが、どういうことですか？

資料編 sit send spend stand teach tell think 原形 (おくる) (すわる) 現在形 過去形 send(s) 過去分詞 sent ...ing sit(s) sent sat [sæt] sending (過ごす) spend(s) sat spent sitting (立っている) stand(s) spent stood spending (教える) teach(es) stood taught standing ( 話す,教える) (思う) tell(s) taught told teaching told think(s) thought telling understand (理解する) understand(s) thought understood thinking understood (勝つ) win(s) understanding won win won winning be A.B.CU (...753) am, is/are begin (始める) begin(s) was / were began been (bín] being begun [bigán] break (破る) break(s) beginning broke [bróuk] broken [bróukan] breaking choose (選ぶ) choose(s) chose [tfóuz] chosen [tfóuzn] choosing do (する) do, does did done [dán] doing draw (かく) draw(s) drew [drú:] drawn [dró:n] drawing drink (飲む) drink(s) drank [dræŋk] drunk [dráŋk] drinking eat (食べる) eat(s) ate eaten [í:tn] eating fall (落ちる) fall(s) fell fallen [f5:lǝn] falling give (与える) give(s) gave given [gívn] giving go (行く) go(es) went gone [gó:n] going grow ((しだいに)･･･ になる) grow(s) grew [grú:] grown [gróun] growing know (知っている) know(s) knew known T knowing ride (乗る) ride(s) rode ridden [rídn] riding rise (のぼる) rise(s) rose [róuz] risen [rízn] rising see (見る) see(s) saw seen seeing show (見せる) show(s) showed shown [foun] showing sing (歌う) sing(s) sang [sæŋ] sung sán singing sink (しずむ) sink(s) sank [sæŋk], sunk, sinking sunk [sáŋk] sunken [sáŋkan] ancaking

なぜgrowにthがついているのですか？

5 new technologies and *cooperation between important. Let's share three stories to learn the fact. In 2016, *Portugal tried a test for energy. They used only renewable energy such as wind, water, and sunlight. They could produce all the electricity that was necessary for the whole nation. Now, the government and companies are ( D ) together to make some new *power plants. They want to use more renewable energy because the energy can save oil 10 and protect the environment. The people think using renewable energy ② ]. Their goal is to stop pollution, have more energy, and get *economic growth. is In *Hungary, a small company is trying a different plan for producing electricity. Instead of building big power plants, they are thinking about something much smaller. The company is designing *solar panels made

ここの（3）で、答えはbe held なんですが、開催されるでしょう、って過去形じゃなくないですか！？

( I have what you are thinking now. (3) 彼のコンサートは12月にここで開催されるでしょう。 His concert will あなたはば」 たなくしたのですか here in December.

中２英語です！ なんも分かんなくて明日提出なので教えて 欲しいです(>人<;)🙏

Program8 A Hope for Lasting Peace 1. 真央とダニエルの会話を読んで、 問いに答えなさい。 Daniel: This is our last day in Hiroshima. Mao: Yes. We've been here for three days. We've already learned a lot of things. Daniel: Absolutely. I was moved by the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park. Mao: So was I. I bought a souvenir. Take a look. Daniel: It looks like soap. Oh, it's paper clay. Mao Recycled paper cranes are used in this clay. Daniel Recycled paper cranes? I've never heard of that. Mao Me neither. But I thought it was interesting. Q1 会話文の内容に合うように、 空所に適語を入れなさい。 Daniel and Mao () moved by the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park. Mao bought paper 2). (3) paper ( 4 ) were used in the paper ( 5 ). Q2 英語の問いに、 英語で答えなさい。 • How long have Daniel and Mao been in Hiroshima? 2. 原爆の子の像や折り鶴の再生に関する記事を読んで、 問いに答えなさい。 In the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, there is a monument. It was (P) for Sasaki Sadako and many other children. They were victims of the atomic bomb. In 1954, Sadako became sick. She believed she would get better by ( 1 ) a thousand paper cranes. However, she passed away the next year. She was only twelve. Many people have been() millions of paper cranes to the monument since it was built. The paper cranes show people's hope for peace. The monument receives about 10 million paper cranes every year. But every year those cranes are burned. It costs too much and it's not good for the environment. People have been thinking about 2this problem for a long time. One good idea is to recycle the paper cranes into notebooks and origami paper. When people fold the recycled paper into cranes again, they are renewing the hope for lasting peace. Q1 (ア)~ (ウ)に入る語を下から選び、 それぞれ適当な形に変えて書きなさい。 make write build send Q2 文中の下線部 ①と②は何を指すか、 英語で答えなさい。 Q3 英語の問いに、 英語で答えなさい。 1 What do the paper cranes show? What is a good idea to recycle the paper cranes? 101

中２英語です It is a lot of fun of singing together. このofにはどんな意味がありますか？

緑の線を引いているところの意味がわかりません。 その前のTwo girls were swimming in the lake.とその後のOne was the ...からは分かるのですがこの部分だけ日訳わ簡単なものの文脈が理解できません。この話自体ニュージーランド民話ら... 続きを読む

1 ウエヌクが出会った少女 [大阪教育大附高平野 制限時間 1回目: 20分 / 2回目(英文のみ) : 7分 This is the story of "Ue-nuku. Early one morning, before the sun was up, Ue-nuku was walking in the forest. He came to a lake. Two girls were swimming in the lake. They were girls of the sky. They were on earth for a little while. One _)( ) was the Rain-girl. 5 was the "Mist-girl, and ( Ue-nuku did not know who they were, but he knew that they were beautiful. They were so beautiful that 2[ he / how / know / marry / to /to/ wanted] one of them. But while he was watching, the sun came up. When the girls saw it was day, they were frightened. "We must 10 go!" they cried. "We are girls of the mist and rain. If the sun shines on us, we will die." While Ue-nuku watched, the two girls went slowly and softly back up to the sky. That night, Ue-nuku sat alone in his house. He said to himself, "Will I ever see the two girls again? They were so beautiful. I want to 15 marry one of them!" While he was thinking, the door of this house opened and the Mist-girl came in. “Ue-nuku, I have come to stay with you," she said. "But I can only stay at nighttime. When day comes, I must go back up to the sky. If the sun shines on me, I will die." The Mist-girl stayed all that night. Before the sun came up, she said 20 goodbye to Ue-nuku and went to her home in the sky. Ue-nuku did not like this. 4[ he/her/him / stay / to / wanted with all the time. One day, he said to himself, "I will put "mats over the door and window of my house. The Mist-girl will not know day has come. 25 She will think it is still night, and she will stay with me." That night, there were mats over the door and window of the house. "Day has not yet come," said Ue-nuku. "Stay with me." The Mist- )! I'm sure it is day by girl said, "What a 5 ( ) ( now." Ue-nuku said again, "Day has not yet come. Stay with me." Time passed, and the Mist-girl said a third time, "This night is too long. I'm sure it is day now." Before Ue-nuku could stop her, she

メリークリスマス🎄この問題わかる方いたら教えて欲しいです。！

( 内から適する語を選んで書きなさい。 I know that boy ( making / made ) a speech on the stage. These are plants (bringing / brought ) from other countries. mont There are children (who / which) have to work for their family. I'm thinking about the things (who / that) Yuri said.

(2)がわかりません。答えはイなのですが、どうしてイなんですか？解説をお願いします🙇‍♀️

1 次の英文を読んで、あとの (1)~(3)の問いに答えなさい。 Did you know that a lot of people have difficulties in shopping? There are many old people who are too weak and can't walk for a long time. It's very difficult for them to go shopping every week because they can't walk or ride bikes to shops. So, their families want them to stop driving a car. If old people can't get fresh food at a shop for a long time, they will have health problems. In rural places, there aren't many shops near their homes. People can find only a few small shops that are too far away. If old people hope to buy many kinds of things they need, they have to go to bigger shops in bigger cities. But in some rural places, there aren't many trains and buses. So they don't have any means to get there for shopping alone. How about old people living in bigger cities? Cities usually have a lot of shops, but in some cities, people can't find many shops these days. This is because shopping malls are usually built in the suburbs, and the number of small shops *throughout the cities is getting (). So like in rural places, old people have to go shopping in places that are now far away from home. But for some, it's difficult. What can we do for those old people who have difficulties in shopping? Some *vendors carry a lot of products in their cars to rural places or the suburbs and sell them to people living there. If these people can go there every week, local people don't have to go shopping with difficulties. Also, shopping on the Internet is another good way to get things. But many old people have not used the Internet much, so they need other people's support. In the future, there will be more old people in Japan. *Even more people may have difficulties in shopping. So we should keep thinking about the problem. throughout [03 vendor 物を売る人 () means & the suburbs even~ さらに~ (1) 文中の@に次の3つの文を入れるとき, 最も適切な順になるよう符号を並べなさい。 7 You may think that they can go shopping by car. In Japan, the percentage of traffic accidents by old drivers has increased. But it's often dangerous for old people to drive cars. (2) 文中の()に入れるのに最も適切な語を次のア~エの中から1つ選び、 その符号を書きなさい。 7 higher smaller less I more (3) 本文の内容と合うものを次のア~オの中から2つ選び、 その符号を書きなさい。 7 If old people can't get fresh food at a shop for a long time, they will be sick. People living in rural places usually have some small shops near their houses. A lot of people in the suburbs like going shopping at shopping malls better than going shopping at small shops. I Some people carry products in their cars, and that is helpful for old people who have difficulties in shopping. The problem about shopping will be solved because old people have used the Internet a lot.

それぞれに埋まる単語教えて頂きたいです😭

◆次の英文を読んで,あとの問いに答えなさい。 <埼玉改〉 Ayako is a junior high school student and her homeroom teacher is Mr. Tanaka. He said to the students in class, "You will have work experience next month. So think about the future and the work experience you want. Then talk about these with your family. This is your homework. Next Monday you are going to talk about it with your classmates in class." That evening Ayako talked to her family about the homework. She said, "I have no idea about the future. What should I do?" Her mother said, "You don't need to worry about it now." Her brother said, "When I was a junior high school student, I was like you. But I was interested in environmental science when I was a third year student in high school. Now I'm studying it at college." Her father asked, "What are you interested in?" Ayako couldn't answer. He continued, "You should think about that first." Next Monday when class started, Mr. Tanaka said to the students, "Talk to the person next to you about the future and work experience. Then give some advice to each other." The person next to Ayako was Robert. He was from Australia. They enjoyed playing basketball at school and were good friends. "Well, Robert, do you have any ideas about the future and work experience?" Ayako asked. "Yes. I want to go to a hospital for work experience. When I was sick in the hospital, a nurse tried hard to help me in English. And she took good care of me. I was very glad. So I want to be a nurse in the future and help people," he said. "How about you, Ayako?" "I have no idea about the future," she said, and then talked to him about her father's advice. "Your father's advice sounds good," he said. "OK. I'll ask you some questions. What do you like 20 to do?" "I like to play basketball on the school's basketball team," she answered. "I like basketball too. Why are you interested in it?" he asked. "Because it's fun to play. And I'm the captain of my team, so I teach basketball to the younger members. I'm interested in that," she answered. "I think you are good at teaching basketball, and all the members like you," he said. "Oh, thank you," she said. "Well, Ayako, how about a school teacher as a future job?" he said. "I think you will take good care of students." 1 35 1. 25 "Thank you. I think it is an important job. OK. I'll think about it," she said. At the end of class 30 she was happy because she had an idea for her future job. She thought listening to her father's advice and talking with Robert were useful. The next week Ayako and Robert were talking again. He said, "Well, Ayako, did you think about work experience? Where do you want to go for it?" Ayako smiled and said, "I'm thinking about teaching at school as a future job, so I want to go to an elementary school for work experience. If I 35 work as a teacher, I need to learn a lot of things. I'm studying harder now."