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the cityzens group asked that asked that the government stopped the developer from dumping soil on the hill. 1 asked 2 the government 3 stopped 4 dumping soil この中で誤り見つけてくれませんか？ askって後にthat～って来ましたっけ？
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* asked that が重複しています。 * 文頭は大文字にしなければなりません。 * citizens のスペリングが間違っています。 The citizens group asked that the government stop the developer from dumping soil on the hill. 市民団体は政府に対して、業者による丘陵への産廃投棄の中止を要請した。 * ask that~ http://eow.alc.co.jp/search?q=ask+that 仮定法現在の文型ではthat節以下は動詞の原形となります。 * 答えは３。
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- JDlittle
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A group of citizens asked the government to stop the developer from dumping soil on the hill.
- wind-sky-wind
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ask は「尋ねる」という意味では that でなく、if/whether ですが、 「頼む」という意味では that が可能。 いわゆる要求・提案を表す動詞の一種で、 suggest/demand/order/recommend などと同様、 that 節内は should 原形かいきなり原形。 だから 3 が誤り。 でもイギリスでは普通の形も用いるので、時制の一致で stopped でもいいかと思います。 この用法をやたらとうるさく主張する人がいましたが、普通の試験では should 原形かいきなり原形と思っておいてください。
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