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- When Jimmy arrived, he found the lecture hall crowded with () students. (1)only a few (2)very few (3)few (4)quite a few
- (), our plan has been going very well. (1)By now (2)In time (3)So far (4)Until then
- James had a bad cold. (), he decided not to go to the movie with us. (1)Therefore (2)Meanwhile (3)However (4)Yet
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When Jimmy arrived, he found the lecture hall crowded with () students. (1)only a few (2)very few (3)few (4)quite a few (), our plan has been going very well. (1)By now (2)In time (3)So far (4)Until then James had a bad cold.() ,he decided not to go to the movie with us. (1)Therefore (2)Meanwhile (3)However (4)Yet I'm not opposed to what you are saying . (), I completely agree with you. (1)On the contrary (2)The contrary (3)Contrary (4)In cotrast 答えの解説もよろしくお願いします!!
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When Jimmy arrived, he found the lecture hall crowded with (4) students. (1)only a few (2)very few (3)few (4)quite a few studentsと複数形がミソ。これに整合するのは4のみ。 (1), our plan has been going very well. (1)By now (2)In time (3)So far (4)Until then 現在完了形にマッチするのは『今まで』の1. James had a bad cold.(1) ,he decided not to go to the movie with us. (1)Therefore (2)Meanwhile (3)However (4)Yet 『故に』を表すのは1のみ。 I'm not opposed to what you are saying . (1), I completely agree with you. (1)On the contrary (2)The contrary (3)Contrary (4)In cotrast 『それどころか』という慣用句
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When Jimmy arrived, he found the lecture hall crowded with (4. quiete a few) students. ジミーが到着した時、彼は、講堂がかなりの学生で込み合っているのが分かりました。 * quite a few http://eow.alc.co.jp/search?q=quite+a+few&ref=sa (3. So far), our plan has been going very well. 今までのところ、私たちの計画は、とてもうまく行っています。 * So far http://eow.alc.co.jp/search?q=so+far James had a bad cold. (1. Therefore), he decided not to go to the movie with us. ジェームズは、ひどい風邪をひいていました。それで、彼は、私たちと映画に行かないことに決めました。 * therefore http://eow.alc.co.jp/search?q=therefore I'm not opposed to what you are saying. (1. On the contrary), I completely agree with you. 私は、あなたの言っていることに反対ではありません。それどころか、私は、あなたに全く同感なのです。 * on the contrary http://eow.alc.co.jp/search?q=on+the+contrary
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