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- When my father was young, he traveled a lot.
- I became interested in old Japanese movies.
- Mickey Mouse is loved by people all over the world.
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英語の答えがわかりません！ 教えてください！ 1, 父は若い頃、よく旅をしたものでした。 When my father was young , he （ ）（ ）（ ） a lot. 2, 私は日本の古い映画に興味を持つようになりました。 I （ ）（ ）（ ） old Japanese movies. 3, ミッキーマウスは世界中の人々に愛されています。 Mickey Mouse （ ）（ ）（ ）peaple all over the world. 4, 私は彼の質問に答えようとしましたが、できませんでした。 I （ ）（ ）（ ）his question, but I couldn't. 5, そのおばあさんは10年間公園の掃除をしています。 The old woman （ ）（ ） the park for ten years. 6,彼女に会う人はひと目で恋に落ちます。 （ ）（ ）（ ） her falls in love with her at first sight. 7,何人かの若い選手たちが、ゴルフを人気のあるものにしています。（並び替え） （golf / made / players / popular / have / some / some / young / . ） お願いします。
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1, 父は若い頃、よく旅をしたものでした。 When my father was young , he （used）（to）（travel) a lot. ☆ would often travel もよいと思います。 2, 私は日本の古い映画に興味を持つようになりました。 I （became）（interested）（in） old Japanese movies. ☆ got interested in もよいと思います。 3, ミッキーマウスは世界中の人々に愛されています。 Mickey Mouse （is）（loved）（by）peaple all over the world. 4, 私は彼の質問に答えようとしましたが、できませんでした。 I （tried）（to）（answer）his question, but I couldn't. 5, そのおばあさんは10年間公園の掃除をしています。 The old woman （has）（cleaned） the park for ten years. 6,彼女に会う人はひと目で恋に落ちます。 （Those）（who）（see/meet） her fall[s] in love with her at first sight. ☆ falls の -s は不要と思いますが、どうしてもこの形にこだわるのであれば、He who sees (meets) her falls in love with her at first sight. が可能です。とても硬い感じになります。 7,何人かの若い選手たちが、ゴルフを人気のあるものにしています。（並び替え） （golf / made / players / popular / have / some / some / young / . ） Some young players have made golf popular. ☆ some が一つ余ってしまいました。
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