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どうも。今回は「関東大震災の被害報告です。数を表す表現とその表現が説明する名詞に誤りがあと7個あります。」 本文が・・・ Earthquakes can cause much different kinds of damage. In the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923, great deal of damage and a lots of deaths came as a result of fires. Maby people didn't have no water to put out the fires because the earthquake caused large water pipes to break. There was a little they could do to stop their houses from burning down. The fires spread quickly, too, due to high winds from a nearby typhoon. Tsunamis reached the coast few minutes after the quake, each ones causing more death and destruction. Fifty-seven large aftershocks were felt. In all, the earthquake destroyed 570,000 homes and almost two million of people were left homeless. 以上です。1文目のmuchがmanyというのが誤りの例です。このほかに7つ、お願いします。 皆さんのご協力お待ちしています♪
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1. great deal of → a great deal of 2. a lots of → a lot of 3. a little → little 4. the coast → coasts 5. the quake → the quakes 6. each ones → each one 7. 570,000 homes → five hundread seventy thousand homes Mabyはmanyの写し間違いと思う。
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a lots ofがa lot of MabyがMaybe tooがmoreover(? TsunamisがTsunami この間違いを見つけ出せって問題が嫌いですｗ正直よくわかりません。笑 上記は保証はありませんが一応明らかな間違いです
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