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１ They rendered aid or service so that he might be pleased and want for nothing. 彼らは助けまたはサービスを与えた。彼が不自由なく楽しく暮らせるかもしれないから。 ２ They were occupied with their own troubles. 彼らは彼ら自身の困難と共に従事した。 自分で訳してみましたが変になってしまいます。 分かりやすく教えてほしいです。すみません。
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1. so that は ～できるように と訳してください。 彼が楽しく、何不自由なく暮らせるようにするため、彼らは援助やサービスを与えました。 2. 彼らは自分たちの問題で手一杯でした。 はい、いかがでしょう。
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