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We didn't know Jean was in town, so we didn't invite her to the party. I didn't go to the bank yesterday, so I didn't have enough money to go out to eat.
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To be sure, disputation is one of the paths to knowledge, but a person who devotes himself entirely to this runs the risk of becoming conceited and arrogant, an envious gossip. Disputats is one of the paths to knowledge, but a person who gives himself up to this runs the risk of becoming conceited and arrogant.
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Scholars have attempted to match events from Shakespeare's life with the subject matter of his plays. First, scholars have attempted to reconcile events from Shakespeare's life with the subject matter of his plays.
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A servant of the Montague household could not date a servant of the Capulet household. A servant of the Montague household also could not date a servant of the Capulet household.
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He was always generous to the poor: "I'd rather care for the stomachs of the living than the glory of the dead in the form of stone monuments," he once said. Choose one of the Nobel laureates below that you want to learn more about. chart in the Nobel Prize section of the encyclopedia.
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Standing on the steps of the state capitol building, King told the marchers, "As we walk away, let us be more than ever committed to the struggle and committed to nonviolence." The march resulted in Congress passing the Voting Rights Act, and it was another victory for Martin Luther King. Use the connectors below to complete the following sentences according to the information in the text. Three armed men entered the store and demanded all the cash in the register and in the safe.
He could have been killed, but luckily the robbers listened to him. The police arrived and the robbers fled. Both the clerk and the passer-by have been praised for their handling of the situation. Passive is constructed with the appropriate tense of the auxiliary and past tense of.
The following poem is related to Martin Luther King and freedom movements in the USA.
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The manager started to back away from the room and Gregor knew he couldn't let him go. He let go of the door and fell into the living room on his little feet. His sister noticed this because of the sticky brown substance left by his feet wherever he walked.
She decided to move most of the furniture out of the room to make more walking space for Gregor. Write an exact sentence from the story that has the same meaning as each of the sentences below. Write two or three paragraphs, using some of the vocabulary, grammar and style you have learned in this unit.
Submit a copy of the original text with your report so that your teacher can check your paraphrase.
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Robert Frost was probably the best-known poet of his generation in the United States. Do you think the feelings described for the man and the horse help shape the reader's perception of the scene in the forest? Separate these sentences from the rest of the sentence with a pause when speaking and a comma when writing.
The subordinate verbs (were, had come, could see, and will) in the above sentences express a desired action or state that has not happened or does not exist. If the desired action or state is in the present, the dependent verb phrase is in the past. If the desired action or state is in the past, the dependent verb phrase is in the past perfect.
Memorize the poem you like in English and recite it to the rest of the class.
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I won't be called 'great' - I'm not kidding - so I won't be ranked among the best". Find and write the exact lines from the poem that have the same meaning as each of the sentences below. If this happened in our country, our nation would not would be ranked among the best.
Now look at the sentence below taken from "Formula of Modern Demi-Man" and "On the Errors of Civilization." Label the bold parts of the sentence as Wh- for the Wh-word, S for the subject and V for the verb. The verb tense in the noun usually follows the verb tense of the main clause. He thinks that he has money and he is the most powerful person in the world.
Complete the sentences using the correct form of one of the following idioms: Have your hands full, put your foot in your mouth, put your foot down, get out of hand, cost an arm and a leg , pull someone's leg As a waitress in a busy restaurant usually Zhadyra Kucherova.
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In the 19th century, American women in New York, for example, used to admire the fashion of Paris. In the past, American women spent weeks repeating words starting with the letter "p" because they wanted to change the shape of their mouths. Cosmetic surgery is also used to improve the appearance of children born with physical problems.
In the past, American women spent weeks repeating words starting with the letter "p" because they wanted to change the shape of their mouths. Some women thus used to paint their faces white. cosmetic surgery can be dangerous and painful. Used to can describe habits or customs in the past that are no longer followed.
Complete the following sentences with the correct form used or not used in 1.
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Wheels on Fire: You think it was better than what you did at the Summer X Games in 1999. Tony Hawk: A year, but you know, it's a good obsession - if you can call it a good obsession. Wheels on Fire: You've been pretty well rewarded as a profession, haven't you?
Tony Hawk: Yeah, there were some big perks along the way - like being able to buy my own home when I was still in high school. Read the following imaginary conversation between Tony Hawk's parents at the Summer X Games in San Francisco. It's a real loss – not just for the team, but for Ashley personally,” says Coyle.
Complete the sentences using the correct form of the following expressions: get someone's attention, come face to face, play by ear, pay through the nose, come up to his ears.
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The body is the part of the essay that explains or supports the main idea in the thesis statement. Then read the following sentences and complete the paragraph with the correct forms of the vocabulary words. I can only think of the obvious conclusion that the man practiced in the city before going to the country.”
Write the exact sentence from the story that has the same meaning as each of the sentences below. Complete the dialogue between them using the correct forms of the following expressions: what about, how about, how come, what if.
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To James Mortimer, MRCS, from his friends of CCH', was engraved on it, with the date "1884". Interesting, if elementary,” he said as he returned to his favorite corner of the sofa. Mortimer retired from the hospital's service to set up practice for himself.
Is it then stretching our conclusion too far to say that the presentation was on the occasion of the change?'. Discussion: Summarize the plot of the book or movie and tell about some of its important features. Salya was determined not to let the clatter of the fire engines keep her up.
But everyone had to stay outside the building until firefighters said it was OK to go back inside.
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As for the ladies of the household, they neither knew nor cared whether it was an examination or failing a mint, and condoled with me only because they saw me in such distress. Pulling myself together, I decided to write a new set of rules, in the confident belief that I would never again commit a wrong action, waste a single moment of frivolity, or change the rules that I now decided to shape. moral impulse lasted, what it consisted of, and what kind of new start it gave me for moral growth, I will tell when I speak of the subsequent and happier part of my youth. But depending on the length and scope of the report and your time constraints, you'll likely find a variety of answers to your original questions—or information that can help you answer the questions for yourself.
If you can't find the right word or phrase, write down the one that comes closest to your mind, even if it's a word in your native language, to remind you of the idea. A misspelled word can sometimes damage the effectiveness of a piece of writing, far beyond the importance of the spelling itself. There was no other way; for my aim was not to write my own history, but that of friends from my youth, and this produced an uneasy mixture of the facts of their childhood and my own.' The remark is typical of Tolstoy's monstrous egoism in his "holy" old age.
Do you agree that “Childhood, Boyhood and Youth,” as Leo Tolstoy said, “is an awkward mixture of the facts of my friends' childhood and my own.”
