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以下の文章についてです。 リンク先を見て頂いた方が分かりやすいかもしれません。 http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=2209627 『Living in Canada, where there is plenty of snow during the winter, I can confirm that snowy is indeed an adjective in common use. "Heavily snowy morning" works alright, although it's rare to qualify snowy with something like heavily since "snowy" doesn't always imply that it's currently snowing. "A snowy landscape," for example, implies that it's not currently snowing, but a "snowy day" does. To my ear, "snowing heavily" sounds a lot more natural. I would never hear "morning of heavy snow," which sounds artificially stilted. 』 下から3行目の「代動詞does」と下から2行目の「would」についてなのですが、 (1)まず最初の代動詞doesは、意味からいって「doesn't imply that it's not currently snowing.」の略で「doesn't」が正しいような気がするのですが、どうでしょうか？ (2)2番目のwouldは仮定法で、仮定の部分は「which sounds artificially stilted.」 ということでよいでしょうか？ どちらか一方でも構いませんので、よろしくお願い致します。