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  • who と whom どちらを使うべき?

    The man (who/whom) I thought to be his father proved a stranger. who も whom も省いたほうが一番英語的だと思いますが、ここはあえて封印して、どちらかに選ぶとしたらどちらにすべきですか?どちらでもよいのですか?

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    こんにちは。いつもお世話になっております。 タイトルにある文の英訳がThe man who I thought was his father proved to be a stranger.となっているのですが、このwasは何なのでしょうか? whoが関係代名詞で、thoughtまでが主語だとすると和訳の意味に合わなくなってしまうようですし、 fatherまでが主語だとするとthoughtとwasのつながりがよくわかりません。 wasをなくしてI thought his fatherがThe manを修飾すると考えると和訳と合うように思われるのですが。 どなたかよろしくお願いします。

  • 文法的な解説をお願いします

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  • 文法的解説をよろしくお願いします

    I need advice on how to deal with a 71-year-old friend with rectal cancer. She has been receiving chemotherapy treatments for nearly eight months and hopes to have surgery in January. If the doctors decide not to operate, she will have less than a year to live. She lives 30 miles away, so we check in a few times a week over the phone. Sadly, with the treatments comes the “chemo brain” issue. with the treatments comes the “chemo brain” issue.はあまり見かけない形なのですが、文法的解説をよろしくお願いします

  • 英語の訳をお願いします!

    Sometimes a person‘s whole life can be changed in an instant.Elizabeth Blackwell‘s life changed one afternoon in 1844 when she went to visit a friend who was dying.As Blackwell later described the scene, the dying woman asked her why she did not think of studying medicine, since she was smart and healthy.When Elizabeth reminded her friend that there were no women doctors,the woman sighed and said that if she had been treated by a ‘lady doctor,‘ she might not be dying.At that time, it was not considered proper for women to talk about or know anything about the human body. Elizabeth‘s sick friend had been so ashamed to mention her internal problems to a man that she hid her pain for too long.When she finally sought treatment, it came too late to save her life. Elizabeth couldn‘t get the dying woman‘s suggestion out of her mind. She decided to devote her life to medicine. To earn money for her medical training, Elizabeth took a teaching job in North Carolina.It happened that the principal of the school where she worked was a medical doctor.He had lots of medical books,and Elizabeth  to read them was free when her teaching work was done.She wrote to twentyーnine medical schools asking for admission.Most didn‘t even reply, and the ones that did were very rude.Friends suggested that she dress up as a man to attend medical school, but Elizabeth wanted to be accepted for what she was.A small medical college in NewYork finally said ‘yes.‘ Elizabeth graduated in 1849 at the head of her class,the first woman in the United States to receive a medical degree. 

  • 解説お願いします

    The man spoke in such a roundabout way that it was hard to understand. これは男が理解するのは難しいと回りくどく言っているのか 男が回りくどくて男の言っていることを理解するのが難しいのかどちらでしょうか?

  • 文法・関係詞

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    いつも拝見させていただいております♪ 質問なのですが、下記の文章で、一つ一つの単語の意味がわかるのですが、文法がいまいちわかりにくく、わかりやすく文法を解説していただけないでしょうか?? よろしくお願いします。 He has a chance to be with people he might not otherwise see , and maybe even to get to known them a little.

  • 文法解説をお願いします。

    いつもお世話になっております。 下記の文章の文法解説をお願いします。 1) The sex chromosomes diverged to the point where they were no longer able to exchange genetic material during the cell divisions that give rise to sperm and eggs, as do the numbers of every other pair of chromosomes. 上記の文章において、as do the numbers of every other pair of chromosomesの箇所は倒置が起こっているのでしょうか? 2) It is noted that a playwright had never before enjoyed sufficient acclaim as to see his works published and sold as popular literature in the midst of his career. as to see his works published and sold as popular literatureはどのような文法構造なのでしょうか? 宜しくお願いします。

  • 英作文問題の答えについて

    英作文の問題集の中でどうしてそうなるかわからない問題にぶつかりました。 The man who I thought was Mr.Kato proved to be a perfect stranger. 私が加藤さんと思った男性はまったくの人違いだった。 私が加藤さんと思った男性は、The man who I thought Mr.Kato ではないのでしょうか? どうしてwasがthoughtの後ろに来るのかわからないのです。 よろしくお願いします。