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A次の各組の文がほぼ同じ意味になるように,( )内に適語を入れよ。 (完答各 1点) 本人は英語とてランス語を話す (1) The friend was able to speak English and French. I was traveling with him. 旅行レていた The friend ( )I was traveling was able to speak English and Frer (2) This is the program. I was speaking of it. This is the program ( )I was speaking. (3) The woman got married. I had long carried on a correspondence with her. The woman ( )I had long carried on a correspondence got mar (4) Rock-climbing is a sport. I am interested in the sport. Rock-climbing is a sport ( )I am interested. B 次の各文の( )内の動詞を適切な形にせよ。 (各1点) (1) He enjoyed ( talk ) with her at the party. ( (2) We plan ( settle ) here permanently. ( (3) The children refused ( listen ) to me. ( (4) The police gave up ( search ) for my missing purse. ( )

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