質問: よろしくお願いします thanks to a sleepover this weekend, i learned my daughter’s friend jayne poops her bed at age 8. i woke up in the middle of the night to find her crying and trying to wash the sleeping bag we lent her. i helped her clean up, gave her some clean pajamas—and in the process i learned she sometimes cannot control her bowels. i know from talking with her parents before that they don’t trust doctors, so i think that’s why they’ve never taken jayne to see a specialist. jayne says they make her wear diapers when they go out and make her clean up her mess when it happens at home. every time she poops herself, she gets a time out. i am horrified by jayne’s parents’ parenting methods. i want to respect their right to raise their child how they see fit—but at the same time, they don’t seem like fit parents to me. jayne has a medical issue which they shame her for and for which they do not seek medical attention. which they shame her for and for which they do not seek medical attentionは前者はforが後ろに来ていますが、後者は前に来ています。なぜなのでしょうか?どちらでも良いのでしょうか?よろしくお願いします
回答: なぜなのでしょうか?どちらでも良いのでしょうか? あまり違いはありませんが、前のは、先行詞 issue の直後なので、先行詞と関係代名詞大飯を近づけ、後のは前置詞を文尾に置くことを嫌う人もいるからでしょう。