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[Under such systems] (a certain percentage [of each new group] [of employees hired]) ((would have to be)) [[from minority groups]] [in the community]. こうして、括弧でひとまとまりをまとめてしまうとわかりやすいです。 ()が主語、(())が述語です。[[]]が目的語。SVCですね。 骨格は、 A certain percentage would have to be from minority groups. 「あるパーセンテージはマイノリティーグループからでなければならないだろう。」ですね。 あとは、[]の修飾語を足していけばよいです。 そうすると全体がわかって、 このような制度のもとでは、採用された雇用者の、それぞれの新しいグループのあるパーセンテージは、その地域の、小数民族のグループからでなければならないだろう。 このように、始めのうちは、ひとまとまりの句を括弧でくくってみると、文型がわかりやすくなります。 まず、主語と述語を把握することが大切です。

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>このように、始めのうちは、ひとまとまりの句を括弧でくくってみると、文型がわかりやすくなります。 まず、主語と述語を把握することが大切です。 chukanshiさんこんにちは!なぜ読めなかったのかというと、やはり主語と述語を把握できていなかったんですね。主語と述語をつかんでしまえばあとはだんだん分かってくるもんなんですね。どこで意味が切れるのか見極められるように確認しつつ頑張ります。どうもありがとうございました。

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