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The document defines past tense as actions that occurred at a particular time in the past and were completed in the past. It provides the formulas for forming simple past tense sentences using verbs, including positive sentences with subject + verb 2 + object and negative sentences with subject + didn't + verb 1 + object. Examples of both verbal and nominal sentences in the past tense are given to illustrate the forms. A short paragraph is also included as an example of using past tense verbs in a cohesive story.

Portfolio

Kathleen Bolin

The document advertises the facilities and programs available at the Pocono Dome. It describes the 89,000 square foot indoor facility that can be used for various sports and fitness activities. It promotes several summer camps for children and adolescents to participate in sports and non-sports activities. It also advertises private lessons, leagues, clinics, open play time and membership options available at the Pocono Dome.

Resume - Avinash Subodhchandra Patel

Avinash Patel

This document contains Avinash Patel's resume. It summarizes his contact information, educational background, work experience, skills, and qualifications. He has a Bachelor's of Engineering degree in Information & Technology. His relevant experience includes developing an Android application for user surveillance and participating in various workshops. He is proficient in programming languages like Java, C++, and ASP.NET. Avinash seeks to leverage his education and technical skills for professional opportunities.

Restaurante roppongui

Roppongui

Stanford experiment cja 344

Mimi Harvill

The Stanford Prison Experiment was a psychological study conducted in 1971 where researchers assigned randomly selected male students to play the roles of either prisoners or guards in a mock prison. The experiment was meant to last two weeks but was stopped after only six days because the guards became abusive and the prisoners showed signs of severe emotional distress. The study demonstrated how the psychological aspects of being a prisoner or guard can influence human behavior and that people can internalize their roles to the point of harming others.

Komputer 2

trililitralala

The document defines past tense as actions that occurred at a particular time in the past and were completed in the past. It provides the formulas for forming past tense sentences, including using the past form of verbs and auxiliary verbs like "was" and "were". Examples of past tense sentences are given for both positive and negative constructions. An example paragraph is also included, telling a short story about Pinocchio in the past tense.

Komputer 2

trililitralala

Komputer 2

trililitralala

This document provides examples and formulas for simple present tense verbs in English. It explains that regular verbs in the simple present tense take an "s" or "es" ending, such as "studies" and "teaches". It also gives the formula for non-verb sentences using "to be" such as "is" and "are". Examples of time words that can be used with simple present tense are provided like "always", "never", "every", "usually", and "sometimes".

Class of 1993 presentation

Stacey Ford

This document appears to be from a 20 year high school class reunion. It includes various data and statistics about class members such as number of children, years married, years of continued education. It also includes sections about favorite memories from high school, careers, places traveled, music and hobbies. The document serves to provide an overview and update on classmates for the 20 year reunion.

Victims' rights fair and equal cja 394

Mimi Harvill

This document discusses the history and evolution of victims' rights. It outlines how victims' roles have changed from a victim-centered justice system in the Middle Ages to losing their voice in the 20th century criminal justice system. Key developments discussed include the 1972 Linda R.S. v. Richard D. Supreme Court case, the 2004 Crime Victims' Rights Act that established various rights for victims, and examples of victims advocating for their rights in 2012 and 2011 cases in Montana and Oregon. The document concludes by discussing considerations around balancing victims' rights with the rights of the accused in the future criminal justice system.

ordinary heroes of taj

Prerak Bhalla

The document discusses the heroic actions of Taj Mahal Palace Hotel employees during the 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks (26/11). It provides background on the hotel and describes how during the attacks, employees helped evacuate guests instead of fleeing, with some forming human shields and losing their lives. The document attributes the employees' selfless behavior to Taj's culture of putting guests first, as well as its hiring and training practices, which emphasize integrity and developing leaders over academic credentials. Taj trains employees for 18 months instead of 12 and empowers them to make decisions to serve customers. Recognition programs like STARS also motivate good performance and keep employee retention high.

Cultural diversity and ageism1

Mimi Harvill

This document provides information on cultural diversity training and ageism. It defines ageism as prejudice or discrimination against a particular age group, especially the elderly. It discusses how supervisors can lead employees to maintain objectivity and tolerance in the workplace to prevent prejudice. While personal beliefs cannot be trained, supervisors can regulate behavior. Leadership and oversight can prevent the power of prejudice.

Cultural diversity issues cja 344

Mimi Harvill

This document discusses contemporary cultural diversity issues in the criminal justice system. It addresses the criminal justice system's response to public perception, whether the system discriminates, and provides contemporary examples. The agenda covers reviewing the system's response to public views, discussing discrimination, and using recent events to support arguments on the topics. Actions taken to address perception include federal and state task forces monitoring sentencing and ensuring fairness. Both arguments for and against discrimination in hiring are presented. Brian Nichols and Cynthia Hall serve as individual contemporary examples. Questions are posed about discrimination by the system and people within it toward African Americans.

Soyez visibles et attractifs sur Google - Destination Brocéliande

Destination Brocéliande

Connaissez-vous Google ? Votre compte Google : une galaxie de services et un sésame : votre compte Google ! En toute simplicité, dans cet atelier, découvrez l’univers Google, outil incontournable pour rendre plus visible votre établissement sur Internet. Exemples, cas concrets et exercices à l’appui. Prérequis : Disposer d’une adresse mail Contenu de l’atelier  Pourquoi être visible sur Google ?  Qu'est ce que votre fiche d'entreprise sur Google ?  Créez et prenez la main de la fiche sur votre entreprise sur Google  Suivez votre visibilité grâce aux statistiques Bonus : Repartez avec votre fiche entreprise sur Google.