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その

ほうりつ

めいじじだい

せいてい

The law was enacted in the Meiji era

しゅう

りっぽうしゃ

じだいおく

ほうりつ

はいし

The legislator of that state did away with outdated laws

うそ

、

ちか

If not a lie, close to a boast

しょうりゃく

りっぱ

ひょうげんぎほう

ひと

、

おお

ぶんぽうしょ

しょうかい

Omission is a perfectly good example of an expression technique, and is brought up in many grammar books

しゅしょう

さんこれい

かれ

ほうむだいじん

むか

The Prime Minister has won his services as Minister for Justice

しゃかせっぽう

That's like carrying coals to Newcastle

みぶ

ひと

ほうほう

Gesture is another way of communication

ほうあん

けっきょく

ひめみ

The bill was finally shelved

ほうりつようご

たいはん

しろうと

Much legal language is obscure to a layman

う

りょうしんかしゃく

かん

、

いがい

ば

ほうほう

For the first time in my life, I felt a pang of conscience, but there was no other way out

、

ゆうぐ

すべだい

あ

ほうほう

ひと

And there is one more method of climbing up to the slide deck

ぶん

ぶんぽうてき

ただ

This sentence is grammatically correct

かれ

ほうか

がくせい

He is an undergraduate in the law department

ほうほう

りょうほうとも

きけん

Both of the means are dangerous

たし

さいぜん

ほうほう

I admit this may not be the best way of doing it

ことし

れいねん

おお

がくせい

しほうしけん

う

More students than ever before have sat for their bar examinations this year

み

ぶさほう

It is rude to stare at strangers

ほう

やぶ

ばっ

You'll be punished if you break the law

かれ

ていあん

かいけつほう

もんだい

The solution he proposed was completely out of the question

わたし

私の

はは

母

は

、

れいぎさほう

礼儀作法

に

きび

厳しい

My mother is strict with manners

「

ひこくにん

」

ことば

ほうりつようご

"The accused" is a legal term

ふていし

けいようし

てき

ようほう

２

しゅるい

種類

あり

、（１）

げんていようほう

限定用法

、（２）

じょじゅつようほう

。（２）

しゅかくほご

There are two ways of using the infinitive as an adjective, 1. attributive, 2. predicative. Naturally 2. is a subject complement

わたし

ほうほう

I have tried every way

にほんこくけんぽう

よ

Have you ever read the Constitution of Japan

しょうじょ

まほう

きう

The girl vanished like magic

げんみつい

、

ぶん

ぶんぽうてき

まちが

Strictly speaking, this sentence is not grammatical

as may be

ぶんぽうかいしゃく

おし

Please explain the grammar of 'as may be'

しゅうしょくご

よ

、

ふかご

(A)

よ

ぶんぽうしょ

There are grammar books that call these sorts of things, not modifiers, but adjuncts (A)

ほうほう

たか

じつようてき

The method was too expensive to be practical

わたし

ほうほう

さいしんしき