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(１)The party was caught in a shower on the way . ２)People are concerned about what will happen to the Japanese economy in the next few years . (３)I've been working on this for weeks . I'm tired of it (４)We are all fed up with his complaints about his boss . (５)He was absorbed in a book and didn't seem to hear me . ６)I'm inclinedto fall asleep whenever I try to study English . (７)I'm going shopping now , but I'll be back before long. よろしくお願いします。
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(1) パーティーは、途中でにわか雨にあいました。 (2) 人々は、次の数年内に日本経済に起こることについて関心を持っています。 (3) 私は何週間もこれに取り組んでいます。私はそれに飽きてしまいました（飽きています）。 (4) 私たちはすべて、彼の上司についての苦情にうんざりしています。 (5) 彼は本に夢中になっており、私の声が聞こえなかったようでした。 (6) 私は英語を勉強しようとするといつも眠り込む傾向があります（眠りがちです）。 (7) 私は今買い物に行きまが、ほどなく戻るつもりです。
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