My English study. https://ameblo.jp/kazenasi1192/ TOEFLの勉強をしている学生です。地道に個人メモを更新する習慣をつけようかなと思ってます。企業の広告や宣伝は受け付けませんが、アドバイスくれる人のアメ申は大歓迎です(・∀・) ja Passage５　～Psychology～ トピック：心理学



画像が汚くて申し訳ないm(_ _ )m




水色が主語、囲ってあるのが動詞

ピンクがわからない単語

緑が目的語、補語、修飾語、などなど。。。

ですね。


そして、書き出してみるとこうなります次項


Burrhus Federic Skinner was born in 1904 in Susquehouna, Pennsylvania, where he was raised in a warm, satable family environment. His father was a lawyer, his mother, according to Skinner's descrption,was "bright and beautiful",with rigid,unchanging standards of what was "right," While growing up, Skinner was an avid buider of things-scooters, wagons sleds,rafts, seesaws, slingshots, blowguns, model airplanees, and so on. He even tried to build a glider in which to fly and worked unsuccessfully on a perpetual-motion machine.
After graduating from a small hight school that he claims he liked, Skinner went on to Hamilton Coleege, a samall liberal arts school in New York State. There he majored in English and served as a tutor in a family from whom he acquired a hightened apprecation of music, art, writing, and the "art of living." He also became involved in various troublemaking activities:he helped perperate a hoax involving a scheduled visit to the college by Chalie Chaplin, the famous movie actor and comedian. A large crowd gatherred in vain; he attacked Phi Beta Kappa in a student publication;and he and a group of other students created such a disturbance at commencement exercises that they were reprimanded by the college president.
After college he attempted to make his mark as a writer. During the next two years he became discouraged with writing, and discovered that he was interested in psychology, partly because of reading about early behaviorristic ideas. He lived in Greemwich Village for several monthes, and spent a summer in Europe. In the fall of 1928, Skinner entered Harvard University and began studing psychology.φ(．． )



めっちゃくちゃ長くて、嫌になりますねw


でも、上の3色を使うと、

自然と水色の文章だけを拾って読んでいけばいいのだと、

簡単に解釈できます。次項


Burrhus Federic Skinner was born in 1904 in Susquehouna, Pennsylvania, where he was raised in a warm, satable family environment. His father was a lawyer, his mother, according to Skinner's descrption,was "bright and beautiful",with rigid,unchanging standards of what was "right," While growing up, Skinner was an avid buider of things-scooters, wagons sleds,rafts, seesaws, slingshots, blowguns, model airplanees, and so on. He even tried to build a glider in which to fly and worked unsuccessfully on a perpetual-motion machine.
After graduating from a small hight school that he claims he liked, Skinner went on to Hamilton Coleege, a samall liberal arts school in New York State. There he majored in English and served as a tutor in a family from whom he acquired a hightened apprecation of music, art, writing, and the "art of living." He also became involved in various troublemaking activities:he helped perperate a hoax involving a scheduled visit to the college by Chalie Chaplin, the famous movie actor and comedian. A large crowd gatherred in vain; he attacked Phi Beta Kappa in a student publication;and he and a group of other students created such a disturbance at commencement exercises that they were reprimanded by the college president.
After college he attempted to make his mark as a writer. During the next two years he became discouraged with writing, and discovered that he was interested in psychology, partly because of reading about early behaviorristic ideas. He lived in Greemwich Village for several monthes, and spent a summer in Europe. In the fall of 1928, Skinner entered Harvard University and began studing psychology.


スキナーさんという心理学者の方の若い頃が淡々と綴られてますね。次項


メモφ(．． )


スキナーは1940年に生まれた
父は弁護士、母は美しい人だった。
幼少期、スキナーはものを収集することが好きだった。
スキナーはヒルトン大学へ進学する。専攻は英語。
なかなかのトラブルメーカー。
フィベータカッパに突撃したり、卒業式の日にグループの仲間と妨害行動したり。。
その後、ノベリストになろうとするけど、心理学に興味を持つ。
グリーンウィッチヴィレッジに数ヶ月滞在し、ヨーロッパで夏を過ごす。
そして、ハーバード大学に入学して心理学を勉強し始めた。。。


φ(．． ) 本


ざっと訳すと、こんなに短な内容です＼(^_^)／！



長文に臆すことなく、まずは気楽な気持ちで3色ペンを持って文章をなぞってみると、読解嫌いを克服できるかもしれませんね(σ・∀・)σ



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