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  • He ran out of money and had to get a loan.
  • No one knew what had become of the man and his dog.
  • Japanese cars are known for their efficient use of gas.
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1. He ran () money and had to get a loan. (1) away from　(2) into　(3) out of　(4) over 2. No one knew () had become of the man and his dog. (1) how　(2) what　(3) where　(4) why 3. Japanese cars are known () their efficient use of gas. (1) as　(2) for　(3) to　(4) within 4. I'm trying to () my father into buying a DVD player. (1) encourage　(2) remind　(3) talk　(4) tell 5. If a problem comes up, we'll change our plans on the (). (1) hand　(2) place　(3) spot　(4) time 6. Your proposal is not bad. Let me () it over a little more closely. (1) look　(2) offer　(3) test　(4) try 7. When it () to this type of computer, I'm not very at using it. (1) becomes　(2) comes　(3) gets　(4) goes 8. Will you please () the music? It's too loud. (1) carry out　(2) put down　(3) take off　(4) turn down

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1. He ran (out of) money and had to get a loan. http://eow.alc.co.jp/search?q=run+out+of&ref=sa (1) away from　(2) into　(3) out of　(4) over 2. No one knew (what) had become of the man and his dog. http://eow.alc.co.jp/search?q=what+had+become+of (1) how　(2) what　(3) where　(4) why 3. Japanese cars are known (for) their efficient use of gas. http://eow.alc.co.jp/search?q=known+for (1) as　(2) for　(3) to　(4) within 4. I'm trying to (encourage) my father into buying a DVD player. http://eow.alc.co.jp/search?q=encourage+into (1) encourage　(2) remind　(3) talk　(4) tell 5. If a problem comes up, we'll change our plans on the (spot). http://eow.alc.co.jp/search?q=on+the+spot (1) hand　(2) place　(3) spot　(4) time 6. Your proposal is not bad. Let me (look) it over a little more closely. http://eow.alc.co.jp/search?q=look+over (1) look　(2) offer　(3) test　(4) try 7. When it (comes) to this type of computer, I'm not very at using it. http://eow.alc.co.jp/search?q=when+it+comes+to (1) becomes　(2) comes　(3) gets　(4) goes 8. Will you please (turn down) the music? It's too loud. http://eow.alc.co.jp/search?q=turn+down (1) carry out　(2) put down　(3) take off　(4) turn down

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1. He ran (3 out of) money and had to get a loan. 不足する 2. No one knew (2 what) had become of the man and his dog. what を主語として what becomes of ～で「～はどうなるか」 3. Japanese cars are known (2 for) their efficient use of gas. be known to ～「～に知られている」 be known as ～「～として知られている」 be known for ～「～で（ために）知られている」 4. I'm trying to (3 talk) my father into buying a DVD player. encourage O to 原形で「O を～するように勧める」 persuade O to 原形，persuade O into ～ing「O が～するように説得する」 これと同じ意味が talk O into ～ing でも出ます。 talk の後に前置詞なく人がくる例外パターンとして最近センター試験でも出ました。 5. If a problem comes up, we'll change our plans on the (3 spot). その場で，即座に 6. Your proposal is not bad. Let me (1 look) it over a little more closely. look over ～ / look ～ over（it の場合は必ず look it over）～を調べる 7. When it (2 comes) to this type of computer, I'm not very at using it. when it comes to ～「～のこととなると」 8. Will you please (4 turn down) the music? It's too loud. ボリュームを下げる

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