John was too surprised to say anything.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

John was too surprised to say anything.

John was too surprised to say anything.

John was too surprised to say anything.

John did even better than was expected.

Said John, and he was right.

They teased John about his baldness.

John is admitted to be a fool.

John was in such a hurry that he had no time for talking.

He didn't listen to John's story.

John listened carefully.

John couldn't understand me.

What Jane is saying also might be correct.

Apparently, John can speak a little Japanese.

John stood still with his eyes fixed on something strange.

I don't see much of John these days. What happened to him?

John went away without so much as saying good-by.

When John went, he didn't say anything.

John, greatly embarrassed, fiddled with his glasses.

John wasn't busy yesterday.

Nobody but John has heard of it.

John can speak Japanese a little.

John speaks a little Japanese.

Mr Jordan was a little surprised.

John answered all the questions except (for) [with the exception of] the last.

John hardly ever speaks.

John is likely to make a mistake.

John eagerly wants to know those results.

John will not answer the question.

John was making mistakes all the time.

John looked like he was going to burst into tears.