171) a) Is he living or dead? Nobody knows it for certain. b) Nobody knows for certain( if )he is living or dead.
172) a) Of all the varieties of music, only jazz is native American. b) Of all the varieties of music, only jazz has its( origin )in the United States.
173) a) He walks so fast that he keeps going ahead of me. b) He walks( too )fast for(me )to catch up with.
174) a) It is required that visitors should keep off the grass. b) Visitors( are )required( to )keep off the grass.
175) a) As you helped me, I did not fail. b) If you( had )( not )( helped )me, I'd have failed.
176) a) She is too proud to marry him. b) Her( pride )will not allow her to marry him.
177) a) The man whom I thought to be honest deceived me. b) The man( who )I thought( was )honest deceived me.
178) a) The girl was so astonished that she could hardly speak. b) Astonishment almost deprived the girl( of )her speech.
179) a) He was late for the last train. b) He( failed )to catch the last train.
180) a) A man stole her purse yesterday. b) Yesterday she( had )her purse( stolen ).
二文一致問題 No.19
ニ文が同じになるように( )内に適語を入れよ。
191) a) If the weather is good enough, we'll come to see you.
b) Weather ( ), we'll come to see you.
192) a) I am no more mad than you are.
b) ( ) you nor I am mad.
193) a) He is the smartest boy in the class.
b) He is smarter than ( ) other boy in the class.
194) a) She said to me yesterday, "Will you meet my father tomorrow?" b) She asked me yesterday ( ) I would meet her father ( ).
195) a) He was dressed in a black suit. b) He had a black suit ( ).
196) a) To the best of my knowledge, nothing like that has ever happened. b) As ( ) as I ( ), nothing like that has ever happened.
197) a) I have set the watch ten minutes ahead. b) I have put the watch ( ) by ten minutes.
198) a) You have to send for the doctor immediately. b) The doctor ( )( )( ) sent for immediately.
199) a) Some passengers were miraculously left alive in the plane crash.
b) It was a miracle that some passengers ( ) the plane crash.
200) a) The good old days have gone, and they will never return. b) The good old days have gone, never ( ) return.