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Computer group 3 graffiti presies final compressed
This document contains comments from multiple students sharing their opinions on examples of graffiti in Melbourne. Some students thought graffiti added artistic expression and color to the city, while others felt it made areas look ugly. One student highlighted a piece depicting a mother rabbit and her babies as something they liked. Another commented on a graffiti image of a lobster with a scary face that might frighten children or make them laugh. Overall opinions on graffiti ranged from appreciating public art to disliking vandalism that degraded the appearance of neighborhoods.
Practice with prepositions part 2
The document appears to be a collection of sentences with grammatical errors. Each sentence is repeated twice, with the second iteration correcting one grammatical error. The sentences cover a range of everyday topics and situations.
Practice with prepositions
The document appears to be a collection of sentences with grammatical errors. Each sentence is followed by "on from of for at in to with about" and most seem to be fixing preposition usage. The sentences cover various everyday topics like music, weather, hobbies, school, shopping, and more. Overall it seems to be demonstrating correct and incorrect uses of prepositions in typical sentences.
2012 - the year at CNLC
Neighbourhood House held various events and activities during the week including their Annual General Meeting, celebrating NAIDOC week with an Aboriginal elder, everyday literacy and ESL classes, installing new bike racks, visits from the State Governor and for Lunar New Year and International Women's Day. Classes also took excursions to the Melbourne Museum, Melbourne Cricket Ground, Docklands, Darebin Parklands and a boat trip up the Yarra River, while cooking soup and campaigning against a proposed tollway.
CNLC from 2002 to 2012: some highlights
The document discusses the history and evolution of chocolate production. It details how cocoa beans are harvested and processed into chocolate, from fermenting and drying the beans to grinding nibs and mixing cocoa liquor and cocoa butter. Modern production methods such as conching and tempering are also explained.
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- 2. February: Visit by Senator Gavin Marshall
- 4. March: International Women’s Day celebrations
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- 58. July: Toni’s class makes pizzas
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- 82. September: Footy tipping presentation
- 89. September: Farewell to Julia and Betty and Wendy
- 96. Farewell morning tea to Julia
- 99. Integrity….
- 107. October: our lilac tree
- 109. October: Excursion to Tesselaar’s Tulip farm
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- 146. And Resilience….