1-C. Could I live in another country for a whole year?Could I live in another country for a whole year?
私は、住むことができるでしょうか、別の国にダヨ、まるごと一年間ダヨ？
2-C. This feeling by the reader of having a live experience is what makes literature so effective in "reading" others.This feeling by the reader of having a live experience is what makes literature so effective in "reading" others.
3-C. Surprisingly, it was a neatly packed live lobster.Surprisingly, it was a neatly packed live lobster.
驚くべきことに、それは、きちんと箱詰された生きたロブスターでした。
4-C. As the world is becoming smaller and more and more people live in multicultural societies,As the world is becoming smaller and more and more people live in multicultural societies,
12-C. A woman lives in a two-bedroom apartment with one empty bedroom.A woman lives in a two-bedroom apartment with one empty bedroom.
女性は、住んでいます、2ベッドルームのアパートにダヨ、1つの空のベッドルーム付きダヨ。
13-C. Our guest speakers are Joseph Grant, a university professor who lives here in Japan, and Lily Nelson, a visiting professor from Canada.Our guest speakers are Joseph Grant, a university professor who lives here in Japan, and Lily Nelson, a visiting professor from Canada.
14-C. Some people live their whole lives near their places of birth, while others move elsewhere.Some people live their whole lives near their places of birth, while others move elsewhere.
15-C. Also, in extreme situations such as when hikers get lost in the wilderness, GPS units can even save lives.Also, in extreme situations such as when hikers get lost in the wilderness, GPS units can even save lives.
16-C. In summary, when you consider all these ways in which turmeric has been used, you can understand that even one plant can contribute to our daily lives.In summary, when you consider all these ways in which turmeric has been used, you can understand that even one plant can contribute to our daily lives.
17-C. People who have deja vu tend to think about their own lives.People who have deja vu tend to think about their own lives.
人々は、デジャブーを持っているダヨ、傾向があります、彼ら自身の生活について考えるというダヨ。
18-C. (2) The feeling that Chikako has is called deja vu, which is French for "already seen", and most of us have experienced it at some point in our lives.(2) The feeling that Chikako has is called deja vu, which is French for "already seen", and most of us have experienced it at some point in our lives.
19-C. They say we all experienced uncertainty as children or wanted things we could not have, so collecting may give us a greater sense of control over our lives.They say we all experienced uncertainty as children or wanted things we could not have, so collecting may give us a greater sense of control over our lives.
20-C. Considering the role of dance in our lives can lead to interesting discoveries about the history or values of our own society.Considering the role of dance in our lives can lead to interesting discoveries about the history or values of our own society.
21-C. This working out of what fictional characters are thinking and feeling becomes a powerful rehearsal for living in the real world.This working out of what fictional characters are thinking and feeling becomes a powerful rehearsal for living in the real world.
22-C. Thus, forest managers must constantly try to adapt their strategies to meet the needs of humans living in ever closer contact with nature.Thus, forest managers must constantly try to adapt their strategies to meet the needs of humans living in ever closer contact with nature.
23-C. She thought we were having an argument, so she was afraid to come back into the living room.She thought we were having an argument, so she was afraid to come back into the living room.
24-C. (3) The family needed more money for living.(3) The family needed more money for living.
（3）家族は、より多くのお金を必要でした、生活のためにダヨ。
25-C. (1) He was tired of living in the countryside.(1) He was tired of living in the countryside.
（1）彼は、疲れていました、住んでいることにダヨ、田舎にダヨ。
26-C. Some ways of living are considered to be more correct than others.Some ways of living are considered to be more correct than others.
いくつかの方法は、生活のダヨ、考えられています、さらに正確であるとダヨ、他のものよりもダヨ。
27-C. W: How long have you been living in Fukuoka?W: How long have you been living in Fukuoka?
W：どのくらい長い期間、あなたは、住んでいますか、福岡にダヨ？
28-C. As you know, we just moved back to Japan six months ago after living in Chicago for three years.As you know, we just moved back to Japan six months ago after living in Chicago for three years.
29-C. The Internet has become so powerful a tool that people living anywhere can access any educational resource.The Internet has become so powerful a tool that people living anywhere can access any educational resource.
30-C. they must be published in English by writers living in the United States;they must be published in English by writers living in the United States;
それらは、出版されなければならない、英語でダヨ、住んでいる作家によってダヨ、合衆国にダヨ;
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31-C. When we lived in Japan many years ago, my American friend Jane came to visit us with her Japanese boss, who wanted to meet my husband.When we lived in Japan many years ago, my American friend Jane came to visit us with her Japanese boss, who wanted to meet my husband.
32-C. When Uncle John was young, his family lived in the countryside.When Uncle John was young, his family lived in the countryside.
ジョンおじさんが、若い頃、彼の家族は、住んでいました、田舎にダヨ。
33-C. Question 2: In which city has the man lived the longest?Question 2: In which city has the man lived the longest?
質問2：どの市で、その男性が、最も長く住んでいますか？
34-C. W: Where else have you lived in Japan?W: Where else have you lived in Japan?
W：どこか他で、あなたは、住んでいましたか、日本の中のダヨ？
35-C. They have suggested that these people traveled to America by boat and lived on the east coast.They have suggested that these people traveled to America by boat and lived on the east coast.
36-C. However, some new evidence may show that another group of people, who lived in Spain and France, came to North America 20,000 years ago and settled farther south.However, some new evidence may show that another group of people, who lived in Spain and France, came to North America 20,000 years ago and settled farther south.
37-C. Even if they are harvested, timber from trees that beetles have lived in breaks more easily.Even if they are harvested, timber from trees that beetles have lived in breaks more easily.
38-C. who lived in Boston in the 18th century and entertained her grandchildren by singing nursery rhymes.who lived in Boston in the 18th century and entertained her grandchildren by singing nursery rhymes.
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