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ペア音読シート　　10．仮定法（1）　　　　　　　　　A さん

　If you looked at the Pacific from a space-capsule you might think that the world was all water. You would hardly be able to see any land at all. Water covers most of the earth's surface.

The sea contains a large number of substances, besides common salt. If you boiled away some sea water, you would find over forty different materials. For instance, out of a cubic mile of water you would get ninety-four tons of silver and three tons of gold! Even if it were possible to do this, it still wouldn't be worth the trouble. It would cost more to obtain these precious metals than they are worth. But the sea provides us with a great many materials which we can obtain easily and which we use a lot. For instance, we use huge quantities of sand in industry to make glass, detergents and cement.

　Besides materials like salt and sand, we obtain a great deal of food from the sea. One day we may even have undersea farms. We have hardly begun to explore the sea. In some ways it is less familiar than outer space.

 

 

ペア音読シート　　10．仮定法（1）　　　　　　　　　B さん

If you looked at the Pacific from a space-capsule you might think that the world was all water. You would hardly be able to see any land at all. Water covers most of the earth's surface.

The sea contains a large number of substances, besides common salt. If you boiled away some sea water, you would find over forty different materials. For instance, out of a cubic mile of water you would get ninety-four tons of silver and three tons of gold! Even if it were possible to do this, it still wouldn't be worth the trouble. It would cost more to obtain these precious metals than they are worth. But the sea provides us with a great many materials which we can obtain easily and which we use a lot. For instance, we use huge quantities of sand in industry to make glass, detergents and cement.

Besides materials like salt and sand, we obtain a great deal of food from the sea. One day we may even have undersea farms. We have hardly begun to explore the sea. In some ways it is less familiar than outer space.

 

＜教材例②＞

10．仮定法（1）

 

If you looked at the Pacific from a space-capsule

you might think

that the world was all water.

You would hardly be able to see any land at all.

Water covers most of the earth's surface.

The sea contains a large number of substances,

besides common salt.

If you boiled away some sea water,

you would find over forty different materials.

For instance,

out of a cubic mile of water

you would get ninety-four tons of silver

and three tons of gold!

Even if it were possible to do this,

it still wouldn't be worth the trouble.

It would cost more

to obtain these precious metals

than they are worth.

But the sea provides us with a great many materials

which we can obtain easily

and which we use a lot.

For instance,

we use huge quantities of sand in industry

to make glass, detergents and cement.

Besides materials like salt and sand,

we obtain a great deal of food from the sea.

One day we may even have undersea farms.

We have hardly begun to explore the sea.

In some ways

it is less familiar than outer space.

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