1　Change the form of the verbs in parentheses.

⑴　I had my camera （ repair ）, and now it works very well.
→ I had my camera repaired, and now it works very well.

⑵　Jane was sitting on the sofa with her legs （ cross ）.
→ Jane was sitting on the sofa with her legs crossed.

⑶　Donʼt wash the dishes with the water （ run ）.
→ Donʼt wash the dishes with the water running.

2　Fill in each blank with a suitable word.

⑴　私にその国を訪れる機会があるのだろうかと思う。
= I wonder if I will have a chance to visit that country.

⑵　その幽霊は以前その家に住んでいた少女のだと言われている。
= The ghost is said to be that of a girl who once lived in the house.

⑶　どちらの小説も日本語には翻訳されていない。
= Neither novel has been translated into Japanese.

3　Put the words in parentheses in the correct order.

⑴　この時間は利用できるタクシーがわずかしかない。
( are / available / few / there / taxis ) at this time of the day.
→ There are few taxis available at this time of the day.

⑵　タケシは目をつぶって音楽を聞いていた。
Takeshi was listening to music ( eyes / with / closed / his ).
→ Takeshi was listening to music with his eyes closed.

⑶　このお守りがあなたを危険から守ってくれていたに違いない。
This charm ( have / you / must / been / protecting ) from danger.
→ This charm must have been protecting you from danger.

Put the Japanese sentences into English, referring to the passage and following the directions below.

⑴　 今後さらに多くの外国人旅行客が日本にやって来るでしょう。（there で文を始めて）

⑴　There will be more foreign tourists coming to Japan from now on.

⑵　 この結果から判断すると，その本は出版されるべきではなかったと，多くの人々が感じています。 （judging from を用いて）

⑵　Judging from this result, many people feel that the book should not have been published.