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英語 高校生

スカイワードのクラウドのセカンド というワークの答えわかりません。 持っている人見せて欲しいです。 UNIT3です。

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英語 高校生

最終段落のピンクの赤線の部分とピンクの矢印からの一文の訳し方がわかりません 熟語とかあればそれも教えてください あか

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英語 高校生

l9の the presence. with absence. presence l19の from l25 even though の意味を教えて貰いたいです

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