＜否定＞
① すべての人たちが幸せとはかぎらない。
② すべての生徒が良い生徒とはかぎらない。
③ 彼の両親とも知っているわけではない。
④ お金持ちが必ずしも幸せとはかぎらない。
⑤ テレビが子供の教育に必ずしも害になるわけではない。
⑥ 自分の権利だけではなく、他人の権利をも尊重すべきである。
⑦ 幸福は富にあるのではなく、満足にある。
⑧ 人が貧しいからといって軽蔑すべきではない。
⑨ 私が英語を学ぶのは、英語が好きだからではなく、将来役に立つと信じるから
です。
⑩ 私が長く待つことなく彼女が来た
⑪ あなたに感謝してもしすぎることはない。
⑫ 健康を失ってはじめてその価値がわかる。
⑬ まもなく二人は結婚するでしよう。
⑭ この写真を見るたびに、学生時代を思い出す。
⑮ 例外のない規則はない。
① 1) 彼は決してそんなことをする人ではない。
2) あなたにここで会うとは思ってもいなかった
② 彼は決してばかではない。
③ 彼は正直とはほど遠い。（決して正直どころではない）
④ その問題は私には理解できない。
⑤ その問題は難しいので私には理解できない。
① これほど美しい夕日を見たことがない。
② 外出するとすぐに雨が降り出した。
③ 本を読み始めるとすぐに眠くなった。
＜否定＞
① Not all people are happy.
② Not every student is a good student.
③ I don’t know both of his parents.
= I know either of her parents.
④ The rich are not always happy.
⑤ Television is not necessarily harmful to the education of children.
⑥ You should respect the rights not only of yourself, but of others.
⑦ Happiness consists not in wealth but in contentment.
⑧ You should not despise a man because he is poor.
⑨ I learn English not because I like it, but because I believe it will be
useful in the future.
⑩ I had not waited long before she came.
⑪ I can’t thank you too much.
⑫ We do not know the value of health until we lose it.
=It is not until we lose health that we know its value.
⑬ It won’t be long before they get married.
= They will get married before long.
⑭ I never see this picture without remembering my school days.
= Whenever I see this picture, I remember my school days.
⑮ There is no rule that does not have exceptions.
= Every rule has exceptions.
① 1) He is the last man to do such a thing.
2) You are the last person I expected to see here.
② He is anything but a fool.
③ He is far from (being) honest.
④ The problem is beyond my understanding.
= I can’t understand the problem.
⑤ The problem is too difficult for me to understand.
= The problem is so difficult that I can’t understand it.
① Never have I seen such a beautiful sunset.
② Hardly had we gone out when it began to rain.
= Scarcely had we gone out before it began to rain.
= As soon as we went out, it began to rain.
= The moment we went out, it began to rain.
= We had hardly gone out when it began to rain.
= We had scarcely gone out before it began to rain.
= We had no sooner gone out than it began to rain.
③ No sooner had I begun to read a book than I felt like sleeping.
① すべての人たちが幸せとはかぎらない。
② すべての生徒が良い生徒とはかぎらない。
③ 彼の両親とも知っているわけではない。
④ お金持ちが必ずしも幸せとはかぎらない。
⑤ テレビが子供の教育に必ずしも害になるわけではない。
⑥ 自分の権利だけではなく、他人の権利をも尊重すべきである。
⑦ 幸福は富にあるのではなく、満足にある。
⑧ 人が貧しいからといって軽蔑すべきではない。
⑨ 私が英語を学ぶのは、英語が好きだからではなく、将来役に立つと信じるから
です。
⑩ 私が長く待つことなく彼女が来た
⑪ あなたに感謝してもしすぎることはない。
⑫ 健康を失ってはじめてその価値がわかる。
⑬ まもなく二人は結婚するでしよう。
⑭ この写真を見るたびに、学生時代を思い出す。
⑮ 例外のない規則はない。
① 1) 彼は決してそんなことをする人ではない。
2) あなたにここで会うとは思ってもいなかった
② 彼は決してばかではない。
③ 彼は正直とはほど遠い。（決して正直どころではない）
④ その問題は私には理解できない。
⑤ その問題は難しいので私には理解できない。
① これほど美しい夕日を見たことがない。
② 外出するとすぐに雨が降り出した。
③ 本を読み始めるとすぐに眠くなった。
＜否定＞
① Not all people are happy.
② Not every student is a good student.
③ I don’t know both of his parents.
= I know either of her parents.
④ The rich are not always happy.
⑤ Television is not necessarily harmful to the education of children.
⑥ You should respect the rights not only of yourself, but of others.
⑦ Happiness consists not in wealth but in contentment.
⑧ You should not despise a man because he is poor.
⑨ I learn English not because I like it, but because I believe it will be
useful in the future.
⑩ I had not waited long before she came.
⑪ I can’t thank you too much.
⑫ We do not know the value of health until we lose it.
=It is not until we lose health that we know its value.
⑬ It won’t be long before they get married.
= They will get married before long.
⑭ I never see this picture without remembering my school days.
= Whenever I see this picture, I remember my school days.
⑮ There is no rule that does not have exceptions.
= Every rule has exceptions.
① 1) He is the last man to do such a thing.
2) You are the last person I expected to see here.
② He is anything but a fool.
③ He is far from (being) honest.
④ The problem is beyond my understanding.
= I can’t understand the problem.
⑤ The problem is too difficult for me to understand.
= The problem is so difficult that I can’t understand it.
① Never have I seen such a beautiful sunset.
② Hardly had we gone out when it began to rain.
= Scarcely had we gone out before it began to rain.
= As soon as we went out, it began to rain.
= The moment we went out, it began to rain.
= We had hardly gone out when it began to rain.
= We had scarcely gone out before it began to rain.
= We had no sooner gone out than it began to rain.
③ No sooner had I begun to read a book than I felt like sleeping.