☆ 21. 基本のページ・英文法 文型問題201-250
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S〔主語〕 V【動詞】 O〔目的語〕 C(補語)
@ S V 第1文型
A S V C 第2文型
B S V O 第3文型
C S V O O 第4文型
D S V O C 第5文型
201. Her jokes made us all laugh. @ A B C D
202. Do not interfere with private concern. @ A B C D
203. My father sold his old car to a friend of his. @ A B C D
204. He got his wife to mend his shirt. @ A B C D
205. Her grandfather left her a large fortune. @ A B C D
206. Our school has a computer room. @ A B C D
207. We'll let you know the results later. @ A B C D
208. Mind your own business. @ A B C D
209. They talked about the matter. @ A B C D
210. Though her father objected, she married a sailor. @ A B C D
211. Have you ever seen a boxer knocked down? @ A B C D
212. I'll make ham and eggs for you. @ A B C D
213. Fate played us a dirty trick. @ A B C D
214. I felt my fear grow big. @ A B C D
215. I couldn't enter the conference room. @ A B C D
216. We didn't get to the destination. @ A B C D
217. What makes you say that? @ A B C D
218. Could you hand me the camera on the shelf? @ A B C D
219. I won't have you saying such things about my father. @ A B C D
220. May I ask a favor of you? @ A B C D
221. Everybody asks me the same question. @ A B C D
222. He had his wife mend his shirt. @ A B C D
223. An angry tone entered into his voice. @ A B C D
224. You must consider the feeling of others. @ A B C D
225. You don't have to reply to the letter. @ A B C D
226. Didn't you hear your name called? @ A B C D
227. He addressed the stranger. @ A B C D
228. She found me my dictionary. @ A B C D
229. I heard our dog barking all night. @ A B C D
230. She spoke to the stranger in a low voice. @ A B C D
231. You must not be obedient to your parents. @ A B C D
232. Computers save us a lot of work. @ A B C D
233. I felt my interest rising. @ A B C D
234. I will find a room for you in my neighborhood. @ A B C D
235. I felt something cold touch my cheek. @ A B C D
236. You must answer this letter. @ A B C D
237. Are they really your classmates? @ A B C D
238. We ought to have her examined by a doctor. @ A B C D
239. You are not attending to what I am saying. @ A B C D
240. Could you spare me a few minutes? @ A B C D
241. I watched her go out of the conference room. @ A B C D
242. Finish the job by tomorrow. @ A B C D
243. They watched the rocket going up into the sky. @ A B C D
244. He should have arrived at the theater by now. @ A B C D
245. The bell boy called me a taxi. @ A B C D
246. He got his shirt mended by his wife. @ A B C D
247. They approached the enemy's castle. @ A B C D
248. You'd better give yourself an hour to get there. @ A B C D
249. We watched the ship sailing out of the bay. @ A B C D
250. You must obey your parents. @ A B C D
解答
解答は下の色分けで示している。
S〔主語〕 V【動詞】 O〔目的語〕 C(補語)
@ S V 第1文型
A S V C 第2文型
B S V O 第3文型
C S V O O 第4文型
D S V O C 第5文型
201. Her jokes made us all laugh. @ A B C D
彼女の冗談にみんなが笑った。
202. Do not interfere with private concern. @ A B C D
私事に口出しするな。
203. My father sold his old car to a friend of his. @ A B C D
父は古い車を友人に売りました。
204. He got his wife to mend his shirt. @ A B C D
彼は奥さんにシャツを繕ってもらった。
205. Her grandfather left her a large fortune. @ A B C D
彼女のおじいさんが彼女に莫大な財産を残した。
206. Our school has a computer room. @ A B C D
僕の学校にはコンピュータ室がある。
207. We'll let you know the results later. @ A B C D
結果は後ほどお知らせします。
208. Mind your own business. @ A B C D
君の知ったことじゃない。
209. They talked about the matter. @ A B C D
彼らはその件について話した。
210. Though her father objected, she married a sailor. @ A B C D
彼女のお父さんは反対したが、彼女は船乗りと結婚した。
211. Have you ever seen a boxer knocked down? @ A B C D
ボクサーがダウンさせられるのを見たことがありますか。
212. I'll make ham and eggs for you. @ A B C D
ハムエッグを作ってあげよう。
213. Fate played us a dirty trick. @ A B C D
運命のいたずらでひどい目にあった。
214. I felt my fear grow big. @ A B C D
恐怖が大きくなるのを感じた。
215. I couldn't enter the conference room. @ A B C D
私は会議室に入ることが出来なかった。
216. We didn't get to the destination. @ A B C D
私達は目的地に着かなかった。
217. What makes you say that? @ A B C D
なぜそんなこと言うんですか。
218. Could you hand me the camera on the shelf? @ A B C D
棚の上のカメラをとってくれませんか。
219. I won't have you saying such things about my father. @ A B C D
父のことを君にそんなふうには言わせておかないぞ。
220. May I ask a favor of you? @ A B C D
お願いがあるんだけど。
221. Everybody asks me the same question. @ A B C D
みんなが僕に同じ質問をするんだ。
222. He had his wife mend his shirt. @ A B C D
彼は奥さんにシャツを繕ってもらった。
223. An angry tone entered into his voice. @ A B C D
彼の声は怒った感じになった。
224. You must consider the feeling of others. @ A B C D
他の人の気持ちも考えてあげなきゃいけないよ。
225. You don't have to reply to the letter. @ A B C D
その手紙に返事を出す必要はありません。
226. Didn't you hear your name called? @ A B C D
名前を呼ばれたのが聞こえなかったのですか。
227. He addressed the stranger. @ A B C D
彼はその見知らぬ人に話しかけた。
228. She found me my dictionary. @ A B C D
彼女が僕の辞書を見つけてくれた。
229. I heard our dog barking all night. @ A B C D
うちの犬が一晩中吠えているのが聞こえていた。
230. She spoke to the stranger in a low voice. @ A B C D
彼女はその知らない人に小声で話しかけた。
231. You must not be obedient to your parents. @ A B C D
両親に従ってはいけない。
232. Computers save us a lot of work. @ A B C D
コンピュータのおかげで大変手間が省ける。
233. I felt my interest rising. @ A B C D
私は興味がわいてくるのを感じた。
234. I will find a room for you in my neighborhood. @ A B C D
私の近所に部屋を探してあげましょう。
235. I felt something cold touch my cheek. @ A B C D
何が冷たいものが頬に触れるのを感じた。
236. You must answer this letter. @ A B C D
この手紙には返事を書かなければいけないよ。
237. Are they really your classmates? @ A B C D
あの人達本当に君のクラスの人達なの。
238. We ought to have her examined by a doctor. @ A B C D
彼女を医者に診てもらわないといけない。
239. You are not attending to what I am saying. @ A B C D
君は私の言うことに注意を払っていない。
240. Could you spare me a few minutes? @ A B C D
2、3分時間をいただけませんか。
241. I watched her go out of the conference room. @ A B C D
私は彼女が会議室から出るのをじっと見ていた。
242. Finish the job by tomorrow. @ A B C D
明日までにその仕事をしてしまいなさい。
243. They watched the rocket going up into the sky. @ A B C D
その人達はロケットが空へ登っていくのをじっと見守っていた。
244. He should have arrived at the theater by now. @ A B C D
彼はもう劇場に着いているはずだ。
245. The bell boy called me a taxi. @ A B C D
そのボーイさんがタクシーを呼んでくれた。
246. He got his shirt mended by his wife. @ A B C D
彼は奥さんにシャツを繕ってもらった。
247. They approached the enemy's castle. @ A B C D
彼らは敵の城に近づいた。
248. You'd better give yourself an hour to get there. @ A B C D
そこに行くには1時間見ておいた方がいいよ。
249. We watched the ship sailing out of the bay. @ A B C D
私達は船が湾から出ていくとことをじっと見守っていた。
250. You must obey your parents. @ A B C D
親の言うことは聞きなさい。