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:k~T&~T,,l&g$~DL
kjS%[Z
(I cannot help worrying about my mother who is living alone.)
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(i) Adj(i/ na)te B l; Bb>

j kL L < T i's l; h bl (I cannot help feeling happy.)
f@Th 6 i's (I cannot help feeling sorry.)
(ii) VteBbhbl
~jS-&blTh l; i'skl (I cannot help feeling pressed.)

ti-t t;LL/r b IZL
kjS@if-A&lELTbl&OT, $$L< Ti's 17 1+b,
(My husband has gone alone for work and I cannot help feeling
lonely.)
htb =AT<
1hl2~%%1fi$t13T, 5hL<TBbBblhiI?,
(The couple have decided to get engaged and they look ove joyed.)
P-btCb,$ti I1Lrira tibLh
$2$% BO~J. RbA@B < 7 8 r; 8kl0
(The mystery novels by Seicho Matsumoto are irresistibly interesting.)
tb'l Vi
RO%a>xtV;SjSw+1 L< TBr;Bk~,
(Our neighbor's stereo is unbearably noisy.)
+* i2 rLQm
OT,
~~\~fk&jS~a>~$??~&a3~:8& %j%2TB l;Qk>,
(Since Prof. Yamada is going to quit this university, I cannot help feel-
ing disappointed.)
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2iSri ba
x ga~bdi T h r; hb1,
(The summer in Tokyo is awfully hot.)