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英文法 総合解説 項目通し番号一覧(日英対訳版)

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序章 文の成り立ち(Sentence structures)

H01
Words, phrases, and clauses


0001
Word



0002
Phrase



0003
Clause

H02
Punctuation marks (periods, question marks, exclamation marks, etc.)


0004
Period (full stop)



0005
Question mark



0006
Exclamation mark



0007
Commas, colons, semicolons, and other marks

H03
Parts of speech


0008
Nouns, pronouns, and verbs



0009
Adjectives and adverbs



0010
Prepositions, conjunctions, and interjections

第1章 文の種類(Kinds of sentences)

Part 1 英語の語順(Word order in English)

H04
Word order in English


0011
Basic word order such as SVO



0012
The relationship between word order and information structure



0013
Differences from Japanese word order

Part 2 基本的な文の形(Basic sentence forms)

H05
Basic sentence forms


0014
Declarative sentences



0015
Interrogative sentences



0016
Imperative sentences



0017
Exclamatory sentences

Part 3 疑問文・命令文の応用形(Applied forms of questions and imperatives)

H06
Applied forms of questions and imperatives


0018
Tag questions



0019
Indirect questions



0020
Negative imperatives



0021
Let's / Do constructions

H07
There-constructions (expressing existence)


0022
There is/are expressing existence



0023
Subject–verb agreement in there-constructions



0024
Advanced uses of there-constructions

第2章 動詞と文型(Verbs and Sentence patterns)

Part 1 動詞の使い方と文型(How to use verbs and sentence patterns)

H08
How verbs are used and sentence patterns


0025
Intransitive and transitive verbs



0026
The link between sentence patterns and verbs



0027
Clues for identifying sentence patterns

Part 2

H09
How to use verbs


0028
Usage of intransitive verbs



0029
Usage of transitive verbs



0030
Transitive verbs easily mistaken for intransitive verbs

H10
Sentence patterns


0031
The basics of the five sentence patterns



0032
Key points for identifying sentence patterns



0033
Types of complements

Part 3

H11
Verb usages to be careful about


0034
Verbs easily confused as transitive or intransitive



0035
Intransitive verbs followed by a preposition



0036
Verbs whose meaning changes between transitive and intransitive use

H12
Sentence patterns and verbs


0037
Verbs that take the fourth sentence pattern



0038
Verbs that take the fifth sentence pattern



0039
Distinguishing SVOC from SVO

H13
Phrasal verbs and sentence patterns


0040
Transitive phrasal verbs



0041
Intransitive verb + preposition + noun

第3章 動詞と時制(Verbs and Tense)

Part 1 「時」をどのように表すか(How to express "time")

H14
How to express "time"


0042
Basic concept of tense



0043
How to express present, past, and future

Part 2

H15
Present tense and present progressive


0044
Usage of the present tense



0045
Usage of the present progressive



0046
Stative verbs and the progressive form

H16
Past tense and past progressive


0047
Usage of the past tense



0048
Usage of the past progressive



0049
Expressions for past habits

H17
Expressions expressing the future


0050
Expressing the future with will



0051
Expressing the future with be going to



0052
Expressing the future with the present progressive

Part 3

H18
The present tense used after conjunctions of time or condition


0053
The present tense after when/if, etc.



0054
Why the present tense is used even for future matters

H19
Progressive-form usages to be careful about


0055
Verbs that cannot be used in the progressive



0056
Exceptional cases where the progressive is used

H20
Various expressions expressing the future


0057
Be about to



0058
The be to construction



0059
The future progressive

H21
Summary of verb forms and tenses


0060
A chart matching tense to verb form



0061
Common tense-error patterns

H22
Special uses of tense


0062
The historical present



0063
Tense in newspaper headlines

第4章 完了形(Perfect tense)

Part 1 完了形が表す意味(Meanings expressed by the perfect tense)

H23
Meanings expressed by the perfect tense


0064
Completion and result



0065
Experience



0066
Continuation

Part 2

H24
Present perfect and present perfect progressive


0067
Usage of the present perfect



0068
Usage of the present perfect progressive



0069
The difference between the present perfect and the past tense

H25
Past perfect and past perfect progressive


0070
Usage of the past perfect (the "earlier past")



0071
Usage of the past perfect progressive

Part 3

H26
Future perfect


0072
Basic usage of the future perfect



0073
The meaning of will have + past participle

H27
Present perfect not viewed from "now"


0074
Applications of the resultative use



0075
The relationship between the present perfect and time adverbials

H28
How to determine verb form


0076
The three factors that determine verb form (tense, voice, aspect)



0077
How to combine verb forms with auxiliaries

H29
Sequence of tenses


0078
Basic rules of the sequence of tenses



0079
Exceptions to the sequence of tenses

H30
Idiomatic expressions using the perfect tense


0080
The difference between have been to and have gone to



0081
The pattern It is the first time (that) S have done

第5章 助動詞(Auxiliary verbs)

Part 1 助動詞の役割(The role of auxiliary verbs)

H31
The role of auxiliary verbs


0082
The basic function of auxiliary verbs



0083
Auxiliary verb + base form of the verb

Part 2

H32
Auxiliary verbs expressing ability and permission


0084
Can



0085
Could



0086
Be able to / may

H33
Auxiliary verbs expressing obligation and necessity


0087
Must



0088
Have to



0089
Should / ought to

H34
Auxiliary verbs expressing possibility and conjecture


0090
May / might



0091
Must (conjecture)



0092
Cannot (conjecture)

H35
Usage of will / would / shall


0093
Usage of will



0094
Usage of would



0095
Usage of shall

H36
Usage of need / used to


0096
Usage of need



0097
Usage of used to



0098
The difference between used to and would

Part 3

H37
Auxiliary verb + have + past participle


0099
Conjecture about the past



0100
Regret and criticism about the past

H38
Idiomatic expressions containing auxiliary verbs


0101
Cannot help ~ing



0102
May well



0103
Would rather

H39
Usage of should in that-clauses


0104
Should after verbs of suggestion and demand



0105
Should expressing emotion

H40
Summary of auxiliary verbs


0106
An overview of auxiliary-verb meanings



0107
The relationship between auxiliaries and tense

H41
Polite and indirect expressions using auxiliaries


0108
Would you ~? / Could you ~?



0109
Shall we ~?



0110
Applications of would rather

第6章 態(Voice)

Part 1 受動態の形と意味(The form and meaning of the passive voice)

H42
The form and meaning of the passive voice


0111
The basic form of the passive voice



0112
Distinguishing active from passive voice

Part 2

H43
Basic forms of the passive voice


0113
Be + past participle



0114
Negative and interrogative passive sentences

H44
Various forms of the passive voice (1)


0115
The progressive passive



0116
The perfect passive



0117
The passive with auxiliary verbs

H45
Passive-voice forms requiring attention to word order


0118
The passive of phrasal verbs



0119
The passive of the fourth and fifth sentence patterns

Part 3

H46
Various forms of the passive voice (2)


0120
The get-passive



0121
Passives expressing emotion

H47
Passive expressions to be careful about


0122
Passives using prepositions other than by



0123
Verbs that cannot be made passive

H48
What are verbals


0124
Features common to infinitives, gerunds, and participles



0125
The semantic subject of verbals

H49
Reasons for using the passive and shifts in viewpoint


0126
Making given information the subject



0127
Obscuring the agent



0128
Omission of by

第7章 不定詞(Infinitives)

Part 1 不定詞とは(What is the infinitive)

H50
What is the infinitive


0129
The basic form of the infinitive



0130
The range of meanings of the to-infinitive

Part 2

H51
Noun usage of the infinitive


0131
Infinitives as subject



0132
Infinitives as object



0133
Infinitives as complement

H52
Adjective usage of the infinitive


0134
Infinitives modifying a noun



0135
The be to construction

H53
Adverb usage of the infinitive


0136
Infinitives expressing purpose



0137
Infinitives expressing the cause of an emotion



0138
Infinitives expressing result



0139
Infinitives expressing the basis for a judgment

H54
SVO + to-infinitive


0140
The want type



0141
The tell type



0142
The allow type

H55
The semantic subject of the infinitive and the position of negatives


0143
For + noun as the semantic subject



0144
Of + noun as the semantic subject



0145
The position of not

H56
Expressions using causative and perception verbs


0146
Usage of make / have / let



0147
Perception verb + bare infinitive



0148
The passive of causative and perception verbs

Part 3

H57
Various forms of the infinitive


0149
The perfect infinitive



0150
The progressive infinitive



0151
The passive infinitive

H58
Intransitive verb + to-infinitive


0152
Seem to



0153
Happen to



0154
Appear to

H59
Infinitive usages to be careful about


0155
Independent infinitives



0156
The too…to construction



0157
The enough to construction

H60
Idiomatic constructions using the infinitive


0158
So as to / in order to



0159
The only to construction



0160
The never…to construction

第8章 動名詞(Gerunds)

Part 1 動名詞とは(What is the gerund)

H61
What is the gerund


0161
The basic form of the gerund



0162
The difference between the gerund and the infinitive

Part 2

H62
The function of the gerund


0163
Gerunds as subject



0164
Gerunds as object



0165
Gerunds as complement

H63
The semantic subject of the gerund and the position of negatives


0166
Possessive/objective case + gerund



0167
The position of not

Part 3

H64
Various forms of the gerund


0168
The perfect gerund



0169
The passive gerund

H65
Important expressions using the gerund


0170
Cannot help ~ing



0171
Look forward to ~ing



0172
Be worth ~ing

H66
Gerunds and infinitives


0173
Verbs that take only a gerund as object



0174
Verbs that take only an infinitive as object



0175
Verbs that take both but change meaning

H67
Idiomatic constructions using the gerund


0176
There is no ~ing



0177
It is no use ~ing



0178
On[upon] ~ing

第9章 分詞(Participles)

Part 1 分詞とは(What is the participle)

H68
What is the participle


0179
The difference between the present and past participle



0180
The basic function of the participle

Part 2

H69
Participles that modify nouns (attributive usage)


0181
Participles placed before the noun



0182
Participles placed after the noun

H70
Participles used as complements (predicative usage)


0183
Participles in SVC



0184
Participles in SVOC

H71
have + O + participle / see + O + participle


0185
Have + O + past participle



0186
Perception verb + O + participle

H72
Participial construction


0187
How to form the participial construction



0188
Participial constructions expressing time, reason, or condition



0189
Participial constructions expressing attendant circumstances

Part 3

H73
Applications of the participial construction


0190
The perfect participial construction



0191
The passive participial construction



0192
The independent (absolute) participial construction

H74
with + (pro)noun + participle expressing attendant circumstances


0193
When the relation after with is active



0194
When the relation after with is passive

H75
Expressions using participles


0195
Idiomatic participial constructions



0196
Participial adjectives

H76
English information structure


0197
Given information and new information



0198
The end-focus principle

H77
Participial adjectives from verbs of emotion


0199
The -ing form of emotion adjectives



0200
The -ed form of emotion adjectives

第10章 比較(Comparison)

Part 1 何と何を比較するのか(What is compared with what)

H78
What is compared with what


0201
Making the two things compared parallel



0202
Omission and supplementation of the item compared

Part 2

H79
Positive, comparative, and superlative degrees


0203
Regular changes



0204
Irregular changes



0205
The relationship between syllable count and inflection

H80
Comparison using the positive degree


0206
The as…as construction



0207
The not as[so]…as construction

H81
Comparison using the comparative degree


0208
Comparative + than



0209
Comparatives expressing a difference in degree

H82
Comparison using the superlative degree


0210
The + superlative



0211
Expressions indicating the range of comparison

H83
Expressing superlative meaning with the positive and comparative degrees


0212
Negative + comparative expressing a superlative meaning



0213
The no other…as[comparative] construction

Part 3

H84
Various expressions using the positive degree


0214
As…as possible



0215
As much[many] as



0216
Multiple expressions (twice as…as, etc.)

H85
Various expressions using the comparative degree (1)


0217
The the + comparative, the + comparative construction



0218
Comparative + and + comparative

H86
Various expressions using the comparative degree (2)


0219
No more than



0220
No less than



0221
Much[still] less

H87
Comparative expressions using no


0222
No + comparative + than



0223
Subject + no more…than

H88
Various expressions using the superlative degree


0224
One of the + superlative



0225
Superlative + that-clause

H89
Emphasizing comparatives and superlatives


0226
Much / far / a lot + comparative



0227
By far + superlative

第11章 関係詞(Relatives)

Part 1 関係代名詞と関係副詞(Relative pronouns and relative adverbs)

H90
Relative pronouns and relative adverbs


0228
The basic concept of relative pronouns



0229
The basic concept of relative adverbs



0230
Correspondence with the antecedent

Part 2

H91
Basics of relative pronouns


0231
Who / whom / whose



0232
Which



0233
That

H92
Continuative usage of relative pronouns


0234
The difference from the restrictive usage



0235
The continuative use of which and who

H93
Relative adverbs


0236
Where



0237
When



0238
Why



0239
How

H94
Compound relatives


0240
Whoever / whatever / whichever



0241
Wherever / whenever

Part 3

H95
Compound relatives expressing "concession"


0242
No matter who[what/which]



0243
The concessive whoever construction

H96
As and than functioning as relative pronouns


0244
The quasi-relative pronoun as



0245
The quasi-relative pronoun than

H97
Various usages of relative pronouns


0246
Preposition + relative pronoun



0247
Omission of the relative pronoun



0248
Chain relative clauses

H98
Relative adjectives


0249
Usage of which + noun



0250
Usage of what + noun

H99
What are "phrases" and "clauses"


0251
Definition of a phrase



0252
Definition of a clause



0253
How to distinguish phrases from clauses

H100
Types of phrases


0254
Noun phrases



0255
Adjective phrases



0256
Adverb phrases

H101
Types of clauses


0257
Noun clauses



0258
Adjective clauses



0259
Adverb clauses

H102
Distinguishing interrogatives from relatives


0260
The difference from interrogative pronouns



0261
The difference from interrogative adverbs

第12章 仮定法(Subjunctive mood)

Part 1 「仮定法」と動詞の形(The "subjunctive mood" and verb forms)

H103
The "subjunctive mood" and verb forms


0262
The past subjunctive



0263
The past perfect subjunctive



0264
The difference from the indicative mood

Part 2

H104
Subjunctive mood using if


0265
The form of the past subjunctive



0266
The form of the past perfect subjunctive



0267
Mixed-type conditionals

H105
Subjunctive mood after wish or as if


0268
Wish + past subjunctive



0269
Wish + past perfect subjunctive



0270
As if[though] + subjunctive

Part 3

H106
Subjunctive mood expressing future matters


0271
If S should



0272
If S were to

H107
Subjunctive mood without if


0273
The subjunctive with without[but for]



0274
Using the subject to imply a conditional

H108
Idiomatic expressions using the subjunctive mood


0275
It is time + past subjunctive



0276
If only



0277
I wish I could

H109
Polite expressions using the subjunctive mood


0278
Would you…?



0279
Could you…?



0280
I would appreciate it if…

H110
Omitting if through inversion


0281
Were S ~



0282
Had S ~



0283
Should S ~

第13章 疑問詞と疑問文(Interrogative words and Interrogative sentences)

Part 1 疑問文の形(The form of interrogative sentences)

H111
The form of interrogative sentences


0284
Yes/No questions



0285
WH-questions



0286
The position of the interrogative word

Part 2

H112
Types and usage of interrogative words


0287
Who / what / which



0288
When / where / why



0289
How

H113
Various forms of interrogative sentences (1)


0290
Alternative questions



0291
Declarative-form questions

H114
How to answer interrogative sentences


0292
How to answer with Yes/No



0293
How to answer negative questions

Part 3

H115
Various forms of interrogative sentences (2)


0294
Indirect questions



0295
Tag questions

H116
Idiomatic expressions in interrogative sentences


0296
What if



0297
How come



0298
Why not

H117
Rhetorical questions


0299
Questions used as irony / rhetorical negation



0300
The Who knows? type

第14章 否定(Negative)

Part 1 英語で否定を表す(Expressing negation in English)

H118
Expressing negation in English


0301
Negation with not



0302
Negation with negative words

Part 2

H119
Negative words and the scope of negation


0303
The scope covered by not



0304
Types of negative words (no, never, nothing, etc.)

H120
Partial negation and double negation


0305
Partial negation (not all / not always)



0306
The meaning of double negation

Part 3

H121
Idiomatic expressions of negation


0307
Far from



0308
Anything but



0309
Not so much A as B

H122
Negative expressions without negative words


0310
Too…to



0311
Fail to



0312
The last…to

H123
Emphatic negative expressions


0313
Not…at all



0314
By no means



0315
Never ever

第15章 話法(Speech)

Part 1 発言内容の伝え方(How to convey what was said)

H124
How to convey what was said


0316
The difference between direct and indirect speech



0317
How to choose the reporting verb

Part 2 直接話法と間接話法(Direct speech and indirect speech)

H125
Direct speech and indirect speech


0318
How to use quotation marks



0319
Shifts in person and tense



0320
Shifts in words expressing place and time

Part 3 間接話法の応用形(Applied forms of indirect speech)

H126
Applied forms of indirect speech


0321
Converting questions between speech forms



0322
Converting imperatives between speech forms



0323
Converting exclamations between speech forms

H127
Represented speech (free indirect speech)


0324
Characteristics of represented speech



0325
The difference from direct and indirect speech

第16章 名詞構文・無生物主語(Noun construction and Inanimate subject)

Part 1 名詞構文と無生物主語(Noun constructions and inanimate subjects)

H128
Noun constructions and inanimate subjects


0326
Basics of the noun construction



0327
Basics of the inanimate-subject construction

Part 2

H129
Noun constructions


0328
Nominalizing verbs



0329
Nominalizing adjectives

H130
Inanimate subjects


0330
Inanimate subject + transitive verb



0331
How to translate inanimate-subject sentences into Japanese

H131
Translation techniques for inanimate-subject sentences


0332
Translating as cause / reason



0333
Translating as condition

第17章 強調・倒置・挿入・省略・同格(Emphasis, Inversion, Insertion, Omission, Apposition)

Part 1 文の要素に手を加える理由(Reasons for modifying sentence elements)

H132
Reasons for modifying sentence elements


0334
Emphasizing information



0335
Stylistic effect

Part 2

H133
Emphasis


0336
The It is…that construction



0337
Emphatic do



0338
Emphatic adverbs

H134
Inversion


0339
Inversion triggered by negative words



0340
Inversion triggered by only + adverbial



0341
Inversion with locative adverbials

H135
Insertion


0342
Inserted clauses



0343
Inserted phrases

H136
Omission


0344
Omission of shared elements



0345
Omission in if-clauses and comparative clauses

H137
Apposition


0346
Noun + that-clause in apposition



0347
Noun + of ~ing in apposition

H138
Distinguishing the cleft construction from the formal-subject construction


0348
Key points for distinguishing them



0349
The difference in whether elements can be omitted

第18章 名詞(Nouns)

Part 1 数えられるか,数えられないか(Countable or uncountable)

H139
Countable or uncountable


0350
Characteristics of countable nouns



0351
Characteristics of uncountable nouns

Part 2

H140
Types of nouns


0352
Common nouns



0353
Collective nouns



0354
Material nouns



0355
Abstract nouns and proper nouns

H141
Usage of nouns


0356
Nouns as subject, object, or complement



0357
The appositive usage

H142
Noun usages to be careful about


0358
How to count uncountable nouns



0359
Nouns with identical singular and plural forms

H143
Plural forms of nouns


0360
Regular changes



0361
Irregular changes



0362
Nouns always used in the plural

H144
Forms of nouns expressing possession


0363
How to add ’s



0364
Expressing possession with of + noun

H145
What are determiners


0365
Types of determiners



0366
The word order of determiners

H146
Quantity expressions with nouns


0367
A number of / the number of



0368
A lot of / lots of



0369
Plenty of

第19章 冠詞(Articles)

Part 1 a / anか,theか,冠詞なしか(a/an, the, or no article)

H147
a/an, the, or no article


0370
Distinguishing the indefinite from the definite article



0371
Cases with no article

Part 2

H148
Basic usage of articles


0372
Usage of a / an



0373
Usage of the

H149
The function of articles


0374
Distinguishing first mention from prior mention



0375
The referring to a unique thing

H150
The functions of the indefinite article, definite article, and zero article


0376
The generic usage



0377
The presence or absence of articles in idioms

H151
Idiomatic expressions involving articles


0378
The difference between go to school and go to the school



0379
The idiomatic definite article, as in by the way

第20章 代名詞(Pronouns)

Part 1 代名詞の働き(The function of pronouns)

H152
The function of pronouns


0380
An overview of the types of pronouns



0381
What pronouns refer to

Part 2

H153
Personal pronouns


0382
Subjective, possessive, and objective case



0383
Possessive pronouns



0384
Reflexive pronouns

H154
Usage of it


0385
It as a formal (dummy) subject



0386
It as a formal (dummy) object



0387
It referring to a situation

H155
Demonstrative pronouns


0388
Usage of this / that



0389
Usage of such / so

H156
Indefinite pronouns


0390
Usage of one / other



0391
Usage of some / any



0392
Usage of all / each

H157
Possessive pronouns and the double genitive


0393
The a friend of mine type



0394
How to form the double genitive

第21章 形容詞(Adjectives)

Part 1 形容詞の働きと使い方(The function and usage of adjectives)

H158
The function and usage of adjectives


0395
The attributive usage



0396
The predicative usage

Part 2

H159
Usage of adjectives


0397
Adjectives used only attributively



0398
Adjectives used only predicatively

H160
Adjective usages to be careful about


0399
Adjectives that cannot take a person as subject



0400
Usage of -able adjectives

H161
Adjectives expressing quantity


0401
Many / much



0402
Few / little



0403
The difference between some and any

H162
Numerals


0404
Cardinal numbers



0405
Ordinal numbers



0406
How to express fractions and decimals

H163
Adjectives expressing country names


0407
How to form adjectives of nationality



0408
The + adjective referring to a nation's people as a whole

H164
Adjective order (multiple modification)


0409
The order: opinion → size → quality → age → color → origin → material



0410
The order when several adjectives appear together

第22章 副詞(Adverbs)

Part 1 副詞の位置と働き(The position and function of adverbs)

H165
The position and function of adverbs


0411
The basic position of adverbs



0412
How position varies depending on what is modified

Part 2

H166
Usage of adverbs


0413
Adverbs modifying a verb



0414
Adverbs modifying an adjective or adverb



0415
Adverbs modifying the whole sentence

H167
Adverb usages to be careful about


0416
Confusing adverbs (hard / hardly, etc.)



0417
The position of adverbs of frequency

H168
Adverbs expressing the logical relationship between two sentences


0418
Adverbs expressing contrast



0419
Adverbs expressing cause and effect



0420
Adverbs expressing addition

H169
Distinguishing sentence adverbs from word-modifying adverbs


0421
Characteristics of adverbs that modify the whole sentence



0422
The difference from adverbs modifying a specific word

第23章 前置詞(Prepositions)

Part 1 前置詞のイメージ(The image of prepositions)

H170
The image of prepositions


0423
The spatial image of prepositions



0424
The temporal image of prepositions

Part 2

H171
The form and function of phrases formed by prepositions


0425
The preposition + noun form



0426
Functioning as an adjective phrase or adverb phrase

H172
Usage of prepositions


0427
Prepositions of place



0428
Prepositions of time



0429
Prepositions of means and method

H173
Group prepositions


0430
The because-of type



0431
The in-spite-of type



0432
The according-to type

H174
Important idioms containing prepositions


0433
Look forward to



0434
Be responsible for



0435
Be independent of

第24章 接続詞(Conjunctions)

Part 1 接続詞の働き(The function of conjunctions)

H175
The function of conjunctions


0436
The difference between coordinating and subordinating conjunctions



0437
The basic role of conjunctions

Part 2

H176
Usage of coordinating conjunctions


0438
Usage of and / or / but



0439
Correlative conjunctions (both A and B, etc.)

H177
Usage of subordinating conjunctions introducing noun clauses


0440
Usage of that



0441
Usage of whether / if

H178
Usage of subordinating conjunctions introducing adverb clauses


0442
Conjunctions of time



0443
Conjunctions of reason and condition



0444
Conjunctions of concession

H179
The difference between conjunctive adverbs and conjunctions


0445
Characteristics of conjunctive adverbs (however, therefore, etc.)



0446
The grammatical difference from conjunctions

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