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Action verbs Daily routines English verbs

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Risk of Flooding Mapped Around the World Devastating floods across Pakistan this summer have resulted in more than 1,400 lives lost and one-third of the country being under water. This raises the question: which nations and their populations are the most vulnerable to the risk of flooding around the world? Using data from a recent study published in Nature, this graphic maps flood risk around the world, highlighting the 1.81 billion people directly exposed to 1-in-100 year floods. The methodology takes into account potential risks from both inland and coastal flooding. Asian Countries Most at Risk from Rising Water Levels Not surprisingly, countries with considerable coastlines, river systems, and flatlands find themselves with high percentages of their population at risk. The Netherlands and Bangladesh are the only two nations in the world to have more than half of their population at risk due to flooding, at 59% and 58%, respectively. Vietnam (46%), Egypt (41%), and Myanmar (40%) round out the rest of the top five nations. Besides the Netherlands, only two other European nations are in the top 20 nations by percentage of population at risk, Austria (18th at 29%) and Albania (20th at 28%). Rank Country Flood risk, by population exposed (%) Total population exposed #1 Netherlands 58.7% 10,100,000 #2 Bangladesh 57.5% 94,424,000 #3 Vietnam 46.0% 45,504,000 #4 Egypt 40.5% 38,871,000 #5 Myanmar 39.9% 19,104,000 #6 Laos 39.7% 2,985,000 #7 Cambodia 38.1% 7,431,000 #8 Guyana 37.9% 276,000 #9 Suriname 37.7% 233,000 #10 Iraq 36.8% 16,350,000 #11 Thailand 33.9% 25,431,000 #12 South Sudan 32.5% 5,437,000 #13 Pakistan 31.1% 71,786,000 #14 Nepal 29.4% 11,993,000 #15 Republic of the Congo 29.3% 1,170,000 #16 Philippines 29.0% 30,483,000 #17 Japan 28.7% 36,060,000 #18 Austria 27.8% 2,437,000 #19 India 27.7% 389,816,000 #20 Albania 27.6% 771,000 #21 China 27.5% 394,826,000 #22 Chad 27.4% 4,547,000 #23 Indonesia 27.0% 75,696,000 #24 Croatia 26.9% 1,094,000 #25 Slovakia 26.7% 1,401,000 The Southeast Asia region alone makes up more than two-thirds of the global population exposed to flooding risk at 1.24 billion people. China and India account for 395 million and 390 million people, respectively, with both nations at the top in terms of the absolute number of people at risk of rising water levels. The rest of the top five countries by total population at risk are Bangladesh (94 million people at risk), Indonesia (76 million people at risk), and Pakistan (72 million people at risk). How Flooding is Already Affecting Countries Like Pakistan While forecasted climate and natural disasters can often take years to manifest, flooding affected more than 100 million people in 2021. Recent summer floods in Pakistan have continued the trend in 2022. With 31% of its population (72 million people) at risk of flooding, Pakistan is particularly vulnerable to floods.

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Prepositions_of_Time-_Exe.pdf

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Preposições de lugar (prepositions of place) As preposições de lugar (prepositions of place) costumam ser correspondentes em inglês e em português de modo geral. Porém, assim como ocorre com as preposições de tempo, algumas têm suas especificidades e precisamos entender o porquê: observe as expressões sublinhadas e seguidas por asterisco, por exemplo. Vejamos caso a caso, começando pelas preposições mais comuns: 1. ON No, na, indicando a superfície de alguma coisa e usada em endereços para indicar rua e andar. Exemplos:  I live on the 5th Avenue, on the second floor of an old buiding. (Eu mora na 5a Avenida, no segundo andar de um prédio antigo);  There is a notebook on the desk (Há um caderno sobre a escrivaninha);  There is a stain on the window glass (Há uma rachadura no vidro da janela);  Hang the picture on the wall (Pendure o quadro na parede);  There is a spider on the photograph, take care! (Tem uma aranha na - superfície da - foto, cuidado!) *  The icon is on the screen of the computer (O ícone está na tela do computador).  OUTROS USOS: on the coast, the boat is on the sea (na superfície)*; on the island, on the left (à esquerda), on the right (à direita), on the corner of the street (na esquina)*, on the bus, on a plane (como passageiro), on the page, on the chair (na cadeira).* 2. IN Em, no, na, indicando (estar dentro de/em) uma área e usada antes de lugares fechados (ou não específicos), bairros, cidades, países e continentes. Exemplos:  I live in Florianópolis, but I was born in Italy (Eu moro no Brasil, mas nasci na Itália).  The police is in the bank (indicando que a polícia está dentro do banco).  I work in a restaurant (Eu trabalho em um restaurante – sem especificar qual).  There is a crack in the glass (Tem uma rachadura no copo – não só na superfície).  The money is in the drawer (O dinheiro está dentro da gaveta).  Titanic is in the sea (Titanic está no fundo do mar). *  My mother looks younger in this photograph (Minha mãe parece mais jovem nesta foto – ela está inserida na foto). *  The mouse is in the corner of the room (O rato está no canto da sala).*  OUTROS USOS: in bed, in hospital, in prison (de cama, hospitalizado, preso), in the street (ingles britânico),* in the armchair (na poltrona),* in the front/ back of a car. * 3. AT No, na, junto a(o), indicando um ponto em algum lugar ou endereço específico. Exemplos:  Ana was at the University Hospital yesterday. Fortunately, she’s got better and now she is at home (Ana estava no hospital ontem, felizmente ela melhorou e agora está em casa).  I work at Dino’s Restaurant (Eu trabalho no Restaurante do Dino).  Pedro is at his mother’s (Pedro está na (casa da) mãe dele).  OUTROS USOS: at the end of a street, at the botton/top of a page, at the front/ back of a group of people, at the cinema, at the theater, at the station, at school, at work, at the window/the door (junto à janela/porta, at sea (em viagem).

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Prepositions of Place Table of Contents 2 4 5 7 8 10 11 12 QUICK AND HANDY GRAMMAR REVIEW Prepositions of Place EXERCISE 1: Matchup Write the letter of the picture that matches the preposition of place. EXERCISE 2: In the Kitchen Look at the picture and choose the best preposition. EXERCISE 3: In the Living Room Choose the best preposition for each sentence. EXERCISE 4: Pair Work Draw your own living room and describe it to your partner. EXERCISE 5: Writing Write two sentences for each picture. EXERCISE 6: Class Survey Ask and answer the questions. ANSWER KEY 1 Quick and Handy Grammar Review INTRODUCTION TO PREPOSITIONS Prepositions are short words that show time, place, direction, etc. Some examples of prepositions are at, on, in, to, from, above, under, of, and between. In this lesson, we will study prepositions of place. A. Common Prepositions of Place 2 in The fruit is in the bowl. on The owl is on the branch. next to / beside The movie tickets are next to the popcorn. near The pencil is near the eraser. above The painting is above the sofa. under The shoes are under the table. across from The fridge is across from the stove. between The apple is between the strawberry and the banana. in front of The girl is in front of the boy. behind The teacher is behind the desk. Quick and Handy Grammar Review cont. B. Common Sentence Patterns for Prepositions of Place There are two common sentence patterns that we use with prepositions of place. 1. The + noun + verb + preposition + the + noun. • The cookie is on the plate. (singular) • The strawberries are on the plate. (plural) 2. There + is + (a) + noun + preposition + the + noun. • There is a cup of coffee on the table. (singular) • There are bananas on the table. (plural) C. Prepositions of Place with Similar Meanings Some prepositions have similar meanings. 1. Next to and beside have the same meaning. • The sunglasses are next to the sunscreen. • The sunglasses are beside the sunscreen. 2. On, above, and over have similar meanings. Use on when the two nouns are touching and above when they aren’t. Use over when there is movement. • The boat is on the water. • The light is above the table. • The plane flew over the Eiffel Tower.

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On, At and In: Preposições em Inglês A preposição é uma palavra que liga um substantivo, pronome ou uma frase nominal à outra parte da frase, para mostrar direção, lugar, tempo ou para introduzir um objeto. Como já foi dito, as preposições mostram direção, local, tempo ou algum objeto e, embora, elas não tenham regras de uso, elas possuem alguns jeitos de utilizá-las que nos ajudam a aprender melhor. Por exemplo: On – For days and dates, surface, a part of the body / Em, no, na – dias e datas, superfícies e parte do corpo. At – For a precise time, for indicate a place / Em, no, na – tempo exato, indicar lugar. In – For months, years, centuries and long periods, enclosed space / Em, no, na – meses, anos, séculos, longos períodos e espaços fechados/específicos. Let's take a look at the examples using the prepositions: On, At and In. / Vamos dar uma olhada nos exemplos usando as preposições: On, At e In. On For days and date: / Para dias e datas My family will arrive on Friday. / Minha família chega na Sexta-feira. He was born on the 20 th day of January in 1983. / Ele nasceu em 20 de Janeiro de 1983. I'll be there on Christmas Day. / Eu estarei lá no Natal. For a surface: / Para superfície They're putting their name on the wall. / Eles estão colocando os nomes deles na parede. The notebook is on the table. / O livro está na mesa. Let's lie down on the floor. / Vamos nos deitar no chão. For a part of the body: / Para parte do corpo He kissed me on my forehead. / Ele me beijou na testa. She's wearing a pretty ring on her finger. / Ela está usando um lindo anel em seu dedo. You can put your hand on my shoulder. / Você pode colocar sua mão em meu ombro. At For a precise time: / Para um tempo exato We will meet you at 3 p.m. / Vamos encontrar com vocês às 15 horas. The limousine will stop here at 7:35 a.m. / A Limousine vai parar aqui às 7:35 da manhã. I want you here at dinnertime. / Eu quero você aqui na hora do jantar. Used to indicate a place: / Usado para indicar um lugar It's at the corner of Redmond Avenue with Freedon Street. / Fica na esquina da Avenida Redmond com a Rua Liberdade. There is a kids party at the mall today. / Há uma festa de criança no shopping hoje. There are a thousand people at the club. / Há mil pessoas no clube hoje. In For months, years, centuries and long periods: / Para meses, anos, séculos e longos períodos. I love read newspapers in the morning. / Eu amo ler jornal pela manhã. We have a long holiday in the summer. / Nós temos um longo feriado no verão. The new season will start in July. / A nova temporada começará em julho. For enclosed space: / Para espaços fechados/específicos. I'll wait for you in the garden. / Esperarei por você no jardim. Let's meet in France. / Vamos nos encontrar na Fança. He looked me in the eyes. / Ele me olhou nos olhos.

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On, At and In: Prepositions in English A preposition is a word that links a noun, pronoun or phrase nominal to the other part of the sentence, to show direction, place, time or to introduce an object. As already stated, prepositions show direction, place, time, or some object and, although they do not have rules of use, they do have some to use them that help us learn better. For example: On – For days and dates, surface, a part of the body / On, no, na – dias e dates, surfaces and body part. At – For a precise time, for indicate a place / Em, no, na – exact time, indicate place. In – For months, years, centuries and long periods, enclosed space / Em, in, na – months, years, centuries, long periods and spaces closed/specific. Let's take a look at the examples using the prepositions: On, At and In. / Let's take a look at the examples using the prepositions: On, At and In. on For days and date: / For days and dates My family will arrive on Friday. / My family arrives on Friday. He was born on the 20 th day of January in 1983. / He was born on the 20th of January 1983. I'll be there on Christmas Day. / I'll be there for Christmas. For a surface: / For surface They're putting their name on the wall. / They're putting the names them on the wall. The notebook is on the table. / The book is on the table. Let's lie down on the floor. / Let's lie down on the floor. For a part of the body: / For a part of the body He kissed me on my forehead. / He kissed me on the forehead. She's wearing a pretty ring on her finger. / She's wearing a beautiful ring on her finger. You can put your hand on my shoulder. / You can put your hand on my shoulder. at For a precise time: / For an exact time We will meet you at 3 p.m. / We'll meet you at 3 pm. The limousine will stop here at 7:35 a.m. / The Limousine will stop here at 7:35 in the morning. I want you here at dinnertime. / I want you here by dinnertime. Used to indicate a place: / Used to indicate a place It's at the corner of Redmond Avenue with Freedon Street. / stay in corner of Avenida Redmond and Rua Liberdade. There is a kids party at the mall today. / There's a kid's party at the mall today. There are a thousand people at the club. / There are a thousand people in the club today. in For months, years, centuries and long periods: / For months, years, centuries and long periods. I love read newspapers in the morning. / I love to read the newspaper in the morning. We have a long holiday in the summer. / We have a long holiday in summer. The new season will start in July. / The new season will start in July. For enclosed space: / . I'll wait for you in the garden. Let's meet in France. / He looked at me in the eyes.

Preposition of Time.ppt

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AT = Para horários, localizações (sem ser específico(a)) e feriados Exemplos:  Horários Específicos: AT 7 o'clock; AT 5 PM, AT NOON, AT MIDNIGHT, AT 8 AM.  Localização (sem ser específico (a)): AT home, AT school, AT pool.  Feriados: AT Christmas, AT Easter, AT Independence, AT Thanks Given ON= Para os dias da semana, dias de feriados e dias detalhados. Exemplos:  Para dias da semana: ON Sunday, ON Monday, ON Tuesday, ON Wednesday, ON Thursday, ON Friday, ON Saturday.  Para dias de feriados: ON Christmas Day, ON Easter Day, ON Independence Day, and ON Thanks Given Day.  Para dias detalhados: ON January 11, 1986, ON December 25, ON Tuesday afternoon, ON my birthday, ON her wedding day, ON August 10. ATONIN IN= Para algo que aconteceu ou acontece dentro d'um determinado período em determinado momento, época... (Semanas, Meses, Ano, Décadas, Séculos) e para localização específica. Exemplos:  Para algo que aconteceu ou acontece dentro d'um período em determinado momento, época...: Semanas - IN 2 weeks, IN 3 weeks, IN a week. Mês - IN July, IN August, IN December. Ano - IN 1978, IN 1989, IN 2014. Décadas - IN the 80's, IN the 90's, IN the 20's. Séculos - IN the 1800's, IN the 1900's.  Para localização específica: IN the room, IN the office, IN the kitchen, IN the class, IN the right or left side.  PERÍODOS DO DIA  IN the morning - pela manhã, de manhã.  IN the afternoon - pela tarde, a tarde.  AT night - pela noite, a noite (exceção à regra). Observação: Não se usa preposições antes das seguintes palavras:  LAST (AS VEZES)  EVERY  TODAY  NEXT  UNTIL  AFTER  BEFORE

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What is an object? An object in grammar is a part of a sentence, and often part of the predicate. It refers to someone or something involved in the subject's "performance" of the verb. It is what the verb is being done to. As an example, the following sentence is given: Subject Verb Object Leila wrote the poem  "Leila" is the subject, the doer or performer,  "wrote" is a verb that refers to the action,  "the poem" is the object involved in the action. Transitive and intransitive verbs A verb can be classified as transitive or intransitive according to whether it takes or doesn't take an object: If a verb takes objects, then it is a transitive verb. Example: They played soccer. → (The verb play takes ONE object 'soccer')

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O que é o verbo to be?Antes de tudo, assim como falamos ali em cima, você precisa saber que o to be significa “ser” e “estar”, e tem três variações, de acordo com o pronome usado. Você se lembra dos pronomes, certo? Verbo to be no presenteEm inglês, teremos am, is e are para indicar o to be nesses pronomes. Mas como sabemos como usar cada um? Para começar, o mais fácil: am somente será utilizadoa companhando a primeira pessoa do singular, ou seja, “eu”.

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Economics Curve Fitting macroeconomics Curve fitting helps in capturing the trend in the data by assigning a single function across the entire range. If the functional relationship between the two quantities being graphed is known to be within additive or multiplicative constants, it is common practice to transform the data in such a way that the resulting line is a straight line.(by plotting) A process of quantitatively estimating the trend of the outcomes, also known as regression or curve fitting, therefore becomes necessary. For a series of data, curve fitting is used to find the best fit curve. The produced equation is used to find points anywhere along the curve. It also uses interpolation (exact fit to the data) and smoothing. Some people also refer it as regression analysis instead of curve fitting. The curve fitting process fits equations of approximating curves to the raw field data. Nevertheless, for a given set of data, the fitting curves of a given type are generally NOT unique. Smoothing of the curve eliminates components like seasonal, cyclical and random variations. Thus, a curve with a minimal deviation from all data points is desired. This best-fitting curve can be obtained by the method of least squares. What is curve fitting Curve fitting? Curve fitting is the process of constructing a curve, or mathematical functions, which possess closest proximity to the series of data. By the curve fitting we can mathematically construct the functional relationship between the observed fact and parameter values, etc. It is highly effective in mathematical modelling some natural processes. What is a fitting model? A fit model (sometimes fitting model) is a person who is used by a fashion designer or clothing manufacturer to check the fit, drape and visual appearance of a design on a 'real' human being, effectively acting as a live mannequin. What is a model fit statistics? The goodness of fit of a statistical model describes how well it fits a set of observations. Measures of goodness of fit typically summarize the discrepancy between observed values and the values expected under the model in question. What is a commercial model? Commercial modeling is a more generalized type of modeling. There are high fashion models, and then there are commercial models. ... They can model for television, commercials, websites, magazines, newspapers, billboards and any other type of advertisement. Most people who tell you they are models are “commercial” models. What is the exponential growth curve? Growth of a system in which the amount being added to the system is proportional to the amount already present: the bigger the system is, the greater the increase. ( See geometric progression.) Note : In everyday speech, exponential growth means runaway expansion, such as in population growth. Why is population exponential? Exponential population growth: When resources are unlimited, populations exhibit exponential growth, resulting in a J-shaped curve.

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