問題文全文(内容文)：
森田先生が慶應義塾大学志望の学生の英作文を添削します。

正しい文法で英作文が書けるようになりましょう！

問題文全文(内容文)：
森田先生が2023年慶應義塾大学法学部の英語入試を講評します。

0～9の英単語をそれぞれ選択しましょう！
(1) battle (　) work
(2) court (　) hold
(3) fairy (　) lady
(4) foot (　) book
(5) fore (　) date
(6) home (　) robe
(7) law (　) case
(8) letter (　) line
(9) ship (　) stick
(10) war (　) well

0. fare
1. ground
2. head
3. house
4. land
5. man
6. note
7. suit
8. ward
9. yard

問題文全文(内容文)：
森田先生が帝京平成大学の英語入試に挑戦します！

以下の問題に挑戦してみましょう！
問20
A： Oh my goodness! I forgot to (　) a hotel room.
B： Don't worry. There are many hotels and guesthouses around here.
イ acquire　ロ bet　ハ book　ニ have

問21
A： How are your violin lessons going, Kumi?
B： I gave up (　) the violin two years ago. Now, I'm taking flute lesson instead.
イ learn　ロ learning　ハ to learn　ニ having learned

問22
A： Do you think €200 will be (　) three days in London?
B： I'm afraid not. You'll need at least €300, I think. Hotels are expensive there.
イ available to　ロ capable of　ハ sufficient for　ニ efficient at

問23
Barcelona is (　) on the north-east coast of Spain with a typically Mediterranean climate.
イ locating　ロ positioning　ハ set　ニ situated

問24　
I used to see a lot of dogs on our street, but there have been very few (　).
イ lastly　ロ lately　ハ late　ニ later

問25
Masami isn't good at speaking English, but he can make himself (　).
イ understood　ロ known　ハ felt　ニ seen

問26
Geographically, France has (　) with six countries.
イ neighbors　ロ next　ハ borders　ニ contact

問27
Keiko's boyfriend is short-tempered. She often complains (　) his lack of patience.
イ me　ロ me of　ハ to me　ニ to me of

問28
If my grandfather (　) a smartphone last year, he'd still be using his old cell phone.
イ hasn't bought　ロ hadn't bought　ハ wouldn't buy　ニ shouldn't buy

問29
I believe in you. I want you to (　) my position when I retire.
イ account for　ロ take over　ハ get through　ニ become of

問題文全文(内容文)：
森田先生が2023年京都大学の英語入試を講評します。

以下の英文を訳しましょう！
⑴The more 'stuff' we have to think about and focus on, the less time we are able to devote to each particular thing. People are quick to blame the internet for this reduced attention span, but while social media certainly plays its part, it is not entirely to blame.

⑵It isn't that our total engagement with all this information is any less, but rather that as the information competing for our attention becomes denser our attention gets spread more thinly, with the result that public debate becomes increasingly fragmented and superficial.

⑶But taking some time to dig a little deeper into a subject and weighing up the evidence, the pros and cons about an issue, before making up your mind can help you make better decisions in the long run.