The document describes a star complex. No other details are provided about the star complex itself or what it entails. The document is very brief and does not contain enough information to provide more context about the topic being discussed.
Rachel and Bill are moving to a new city and need to complete several tasks to prepare. They must [1] pack their clothes and furniture, [2] arrange for their mail to be forwarded to their new address, and [3] help the movers pack up their belongings. The document provides exercises to help them learn vocabulary and practice conversations related to moving to a new home.
Here are 10 negative sentences using simple past tense about things I didn't do last week:
1. I didn't go to the movies last week.
2. I didn't visit any museums.
3. I didn't go shopping.
4. I didn't play any sports.
5. I didn't cook any meals.
6. I didn't do any gardening.
7. I didn't go camping.
8. I didn't read any books.
9. I didn't clean my room.
10. I didn't go to the park.
Here are 10 negative sentences using simple past tense about things I didn't do last week:
1. I didn't go to the movies last week.
2. I didn't visit any museums.
3. I didn't go shopping.
4. I didn't play any sports.
5. I didn't cook any meals.
6. I didn't do any chores around the house.
7. I didn't go out to eat at any restaurants.
8. I didn't take any vacations or trips.
9. I didn't read any books for fun.
10. I didn't binge watch any TV shows.
The document provides examples of reported speech, which is used to report what other people have said without using their exact words. It gives exercises to rewrite direct speech as reported speech by changing pronouns, adverbs of time, and sometimes the tense. The answers section shows how to rewrite questions, statements, and commands in reported speech according to the rules.
Here are 10 negative sentences using simple past tense about things I didn't do last week:
1. I didn't go to the movies last week.
2. I didn't visit any museums.
3. I didn't go shopping.
4. I didn't play any sports.
5. I didn't cook any meals.
6. I didn't do any gardening.
7. I didn't go camping.
8. I didn't read any books.
9. I didn't clean my room.
10. I didn't go to the park.
Here are 10 negative sentences using simple past tense about things I didn't do last week:
1. I didn't go to the movies last week.
2. I didn't visit any museums.
3. I didn't go shopping.
4. I didn't play any sports.
5. I didn't cook any meals.
6. I didn't do any gardening.
7. I didn't go camping.
8. I didn't read any books.
9. I didn't clean my room.
10. I didn't go to the park.
Here are 10 negative sentences using simple past tense about things I didn't do last week:
1. I didn't go to the movies last week.
2. I didn't visit any museums.
3. I didn't go shopping.
4. I didn't play any sports.
5. I didn't cook any meals.
6. I didn't do any gardening.
7. I didn't go camping.
8. I didn't read any books.
9. I didn't clean my room.
10. I didn't go to the park.
The document discusses duties and rights. It introduces new vocabulary words related to common household chores and asks the reader to study their structure. It then provides a conversation between Misheel and Fred where they discuss who is busy and what duties they each have. It includes exercises where the reader must listen and answer questions about the conversation. It concludes by providing homework assignments related to the content.
Rachel and Bill are moving to a new city and need to complete several tasks to prepare. They must [1] pack their clothes and furniture, [2] arrange for their mail to be forwarded to their new address, and [3] help the movers pack up their belongings. The document provides exercises to help them learn vocabulary and practice conversations related to moving to a new home.
Here are 10 negative sentences using simple past tense about things I didn't do last week:
1. I didn't go to the movies last week.
2. I didn't visit any museums.
3. I didn't go shopping.
4. I didn't play any sports.
5. I didn't cook any meals.
6. I didn't do any gardening.
7. I didn't go camping.
8. I didn't read any books.
9. I didn't clean my room.
10. I didn't go to the park.
Here are 10 negative sentences using simple past tense about things I didn't do last week:
1. I didn't go to the movies last week.
2. I didn't visit any museums.
3. I didn't go shopping.
4. I didn't play any sports.
5. I didn't cook any meals.
6. I didn't do any chores around the house.
7. I didn't go out to eat at any restaurants.
8. I didn't take any vacations or trips.
9. I didn't read any books for fun.
10. I didn't binge watch any TV shows.
The document provides examples of reported speech, which is used to report what other people have said without using their exact words. It gives exercises to rewrite direct speech as reported speech by changing pronouns, adverbs of time, and sometimes the tense. The answers section shows how to rewrite questions, statements, and commands in reported speech according to the rules.
Here are 10 negative sentences using simple past tense about things I didn't do last week:
1. I didn't go to the movies last week.
2. I didn't visit any museums.
3. I didn't go shopping.
4. I didn't play any sports.
5. I didn't cook any meals.
6. I didn't do any gardening.
7. I didn't go camping.
8. I didn't read any books.
9. I didn't clean my room.
10. I didn't go to the park.
Here are 10 negative sentences using simple past tense about things I didn't do last week:
1. I didn't go to the movies last week.
2. I didn't visit any museums.
3. I didn't go shopping.
4. I didn't play any sports.
5. I didn't cook any meals.
6. I didn't do any gardening.
7. I didn't go camping.
8. I didn't read any books.
9. I didn't clean my room.
10. I didn't go to the park.
Here are 10 negative sentences using simple past tense about things I didn't do last week:
1. I didn't go to the movies last week.
2. I didn't visit any museums.
3. I didn't go shopping.
4. I didn't play any sports.
5. I didn't cook any meals.
6. I didn't do any gardening.
7. I didn't go camping.
8. I didn't read any books.
9. I didn't clean my room.
10. I didn't go to the park.
The document discusses duties and rights. It introduces new vocabulary words related to common household chores and asks the reader to study their structure. It then provides a conversation between Misheel and Fred where they discuss who is busy and what duties they each have. It includes exercises where the reader must listen and answer questions about the conversation. It concludes by providing homework assignments related to the content.
The document discusses duties and rights. It introduces new vocabulary words related to common household chores and asks the reader to study their structure. It then provides a conversation between Misheel and Fred where they discuss who is busy and what duties they each have. It includes exercises where the reader must listen and answer questions about the conversation. It concludes by providing a homework assignment related to the content.
The document is a mock exam for a midterm test covering grammar and vocabulary. It contains multiple choice questions testing parts of speech, verb tenses, prepositions, and vocabulary. It also includes exercises to identify errors and complete dialogues. The mock exam provides practice with essential grammar and language skills.
The document contains 10 conversations between two students, Student A and Student B. Each conversation follows a similar pattern: Student B greets Student A, asks questions about their activities, occupations, opinions or plans, and responds to Student A's answers. The conversations cover typical small talk topics like occupations, schedules, preferences and upcoming events. Student B ends each conversation by responding to Student A's last answer and saying goodbye.
The narrator describes coming home each day to the smiling face of their maid's young son, Daisuke. Though not biologically related, the narrator considers Daisuke and their maid, Pim, as part of their family. The narrator recalls when Daisuke was born, and how his mother Pim initially did not know she was pregnant. Though the pregnancy was high risk, Pim refused to consider abortion. Daisuke was born with a minor physical abnormality requiring surgery, but has grown into a happy, curious four-year old boy who brings the narrator joy. The narrator asserts that Daisuke and Pim are their family, regardless of what others may say.
This document contains 9 short dialogues between two people labeled A and B. The dialogues discuss topics like a car accident, buying items like laptops and textbooks, in-laws interfering in marriages, not understanding what a teacher said, remembering arriving in a new country, discussing a famous American but not hearing his name, buying a dictionary, and remembering some but not all student names.
The document is a practice exam for grammar and vocabulary. It contains multiple choice questions testing verb tenses and forms, vocabulary like adjectives and synonyms, and completing sentences with the correct verbs. There are also exercises on transforming sentences to have the same meaning using words provided in parentheses like "used to" or connecting words like "unless". The practice exam covers a wide range of fundamental English grammar and language concepts.
The document provides examples of direct and reported speech. It contains three sections: 1) examples of reported statements with the correct reporting verb, 2) examples of direct speech changed to reported speech, and 3) examples of direct questions changed to reported questions using suggested reporting verbs. The summaries are:
Section 1 provides examples of reported statements and the correct reporting verb to use, such as "Sally said that she lived in Berlin."
Section 2 shows examples of direct speech changed to reported speech, such as "Gary declared that he was leaving the next day."
Section 3 changes direct questions to reported questions using suggested reporting verbs like wondered, enquired and wanted to know, such as "His friend asked him if
The document provides a lesson on duties and rights. It lists common household duties like babysitting, sweeping, carrying water, making fire, chopping wood, cooking dinner, washing clothes and dishes, tidying rooms, picking up children from school, taking out garbage, and vacuuming. It discusses who is responsible for these duties, using structures like "I/you/we/they have to" and "he/she/it has to". Students are asked to study these structures and answer exercises identifying who is busy and which duties different people are responsible for. The homework assigned is to complete exercises 3a, b, and 6.
The document discusses various household duties that different people have, such as babysitting, sweeping, carrying water, making a fire, chopping wood, cooking dinner, washing clothes, washing dishes, tidying rooms, picking up children from school, taking out garbage, and vacuuming carpets. It then provides exercises for students to practice using "have to" and "has to" when referring to duties of individuals and groups of people. The document encourages students to study the material and wishes them a nice day.
1. The document introduces Mark Lee, providing details about his background, family, and hobbies.
2. Mark was born in Seoul, South Korea on November 27th, 2003 and lived there until age 12 when his family moved to Surabaya, Indonesia.
3. His hobbies include singing, dancing, and playing musical instruments like guitar, bass, piano, and drums.
The document describes a star complex. No other details are provided about the star complex itself or what it entails. The document is very brief and does not contain enough information to provide more context about the topic being discussed.
The document discusses a star complex. No other details are provided about what a star complex is or what it entails. The only information given is the title "Star complex" with no further context or explanation about the topic. There is not enough information to provide more than a very brief high-level summary.
The document did not contain any text to summarize. Summarizing requires analyzing the content and ideas presented in order to extract the most important elements, key points, and overall meaning in a condensed form. Without any provided sections or body of text, it is not possible to generate an accurate 3 sentence summary.
SugarBabies is a children's boutique located in Sumner, Washington that offers a wide variety of toys, clothing, accessories, and other items for children and mothers. The store carries toys for bath time or outdoor play, blankets, swimsuits, cowgirl outfits, sunglasses, pacifiers, and qualifies for free shipping on orders over $99. Customers are invited to visit the boutique and browse the selection.
The document discusses the fathers of personal computing, Steve Jobs and Bill Gates. It provides quotes by each about the role of computers and their views on success and life. More information and the presentation can be found at the URLs listed at the end.
SugarBabies is a children's boutique located in Sumner, Washington that offers a wide variety of toys, clothing, accessories, and other items for children and mothers. The store carries toys for bath time or outdoor play, blankets, swimsuits, cowgirl outfits, sunglasses, pacifiers, and qualifies for free shipping on orders over $99. Customers are invited to visit the boutique and browse the selection.
The document announces an event called the Etudes Summit taking place on November 3-4, 2011 at the Sofitel San Francisco Bay Area in Redwood City, California. The event is a two-day summit focused on education technology.
There are four main types of computer cabinets: desktop, minitower, integrated display, and office tower. Desktop cabinets are designed to lay horizontally on a surface. Minitower cabinets stand vertically and take up more desk space but allow for more fans and expansion. Integrated display cabinets combine the display and computer into one chassis, saving space but disabling both components if one fails. Office towers are designed for servers and duplicators, standing vertically and able to hold multiple optical drives.
This document summarizes several rural development housing and business programs administered by the USDA. It outlines loan and grant programs that provide assistance to low-income homeowners for home repairs and purchases. It also describes loan programs that support multifamily housing and self-help housing. Additionally, it summarizes business programs that provide loan guarantees for businesses and financing for water/waste projects, community facilities, and renewable energy.
The document discusses duties and rights. It introduces new vocabulary words related to common household chores and asks the reader to study their structure. It then provides a conversation between Misheel and Fred where they discuss who is busy and what duties they each have. It includes exercises where the reader must listen and answer questions about the conversation. It concludes by providing a homework assignment related to the content.
The document is a mock exam for a midterm test covering grammar and vocabulary. It contains multiple choice questions testing parts of speech, verb tenses, prepositions, and vocabulary. It also includes exercises to identify errors and complete dialogues. The mock exam provides practice with essential grammar and language skills.
The document contains 10 conversations between two students, Student A and Student B. Each conversation follows a similar pattern: Student B greets Student A, asks questions about their activities, occupations, opinions or plans, and responds to Student A's answers. The conversations cover typical small talk topics like occupations, schedules, preferences and upcoming events. Student B ends each conversation by responding to Student A's last answer and saying goodbye.
The narrator describes coming home each day to the smiling face of their maid's young son, Daisuke. Though not biologically related, the narrator considers Daisuke and their maid, Pim, as part of their family. The narrator recalls when Daisuke was born, and how his mother Pim initially did not know she was pregnant. Though the pregnancy was high risk, Pim refused to consider abortion. Daisuke was born with a minor physical abnormality requiring surgery, but has grown into a happy, curious four-year old boy who brings the narrator joy. The narrator asserts that Daisuke and Pim are their family, regardless of what others may say.
This document contains 9 short dialogues between two people labeled A and B. The dialogues discuss topics like a car accident, buying items like laptops and textbooks, in-laws interfering in marriages, not understanding what a teacher said, remembering arriving in a new country, discussing a famous American but not hearing his name, buying a dictionary, and remembering some but not all student names.
The document is a practice exam for grammar and vocabulary. It contains multiple choice questions testing verb tenses and forms, vocabulary like adjectives and synonyms, and completing sentences with the correct verbs. There are also exercises on transforming sentences to have the same meaning using words provided in parentheses like "used to" or connecting words like "unless". The practice exam covers a wide range of fundamental English grammar and language concepts.
The document provides examples of direct and reported speech. It contains three sections: 1) examples of reported statements with the correct reporting verb, 2) examples of direct speech changed to reported speech, and 3) examples of direct questions changed to reported questions using suggested reporting verbs. The summaries are:
Section 1 provides examples of reported statements and the correct reporting verb to use, such as "Sally said that she lived in Berlin."
Section 2 shows examples of direct speech changed to reported speech, such as "Gary declared that he was leaving the next day."
Section 3 changes direct questions to reported questions using suggested reporting verbs like wondered, enquired and wanted to know, such as "His friend asked him if
The document provides a lesson on duties and rights. It lists common household duties like babysitting, sweeping, carrying water, making fire, chopping wood, cooking dinner, washing clothes and dishes, tidying rooms, picking up children from school, taking out garbage, and vacuuming. It discusses who is responsible for these duties, using structures like "I/you/we/they have to" and "he/she/it has to". Students are asked to study these structures and answer exercises identifying who is busy and which duties different people are responsible for. The homework assigned is to complete exercises 3a, b, and 6.
The document discusses various household duties that different people have, such as babysitting, sweeping, carrying water, making a fire, chopping wood, cooking dinner, washing clothes, washing dishes, tidying rooms, picking up children from school, taking out garbage, and vacuuming carpets. It then provides exercises for students to practice using "have to" and "has to" when referring to duties of individuals and groups of people. The document encourages students to study the material and wishes them a nice day.
1. The document introduces Mark Lee, providing details about his background, family, and hobbies.
2. Mark was born in Seoul, South Korea on November 27th, 2003 and lived there until age 12 when his family moved to Surabaya, Indonesia.
3. His hobbies include singing, dancing, and playing musical instruments like guitar, bass, piano, and drums.
The document describes a star complex. No other details are provided about the star complex itself or what it entails. The document is very brief and does not contain enough information to provide more context about the topic being discussed.
The document discusses a star complex. No other details are provided about what a star complex is or what it entails. The only information given is the title "Star complex" with no further context or explanation about the topic. There is not enough information to provide more than a very brief high-level summary.
The document did not contain any text to summarize. Summarizing requires analyzing the content and ideas presented in order to extract the most important elements, key points, and overall meaning in a condensed form. Without any provided sections or body of text, it is not possible to generate an accurate 3 sentence summary.
SugarBabies is a children's boutique located in Sumner, Washington that offers a wide variety of toys, clothing, accessories, and other items for children and mothers. The store carries toys for bath time or outdoor play, blankets, swimsuits, cowgirl outfits, sunglasses, pacifiers, and qualifies for free shipping on orders over $99. Customers are invited to visit the boutique and browse the selection.
The document discusses the fathers of personal computing, Steve Jobs and Bill Gates. It provides quotes by each about the role of computers and their views on success and life. More information and the presentation can be found at the URLs listed at the end.
SugarBabies is a children's boutique located in Sumner, Washington that offers a wide variety of toys, clothing, accessories, and other items for children and mothers. The store carries toys for bath time or outdoor play, blankets, swimsuits, cowgirl outfits, sunglasses, pacifiers, and qualifies for free shipping on orders over $99. Customers are invited to visit the boutique and browse the selection.
The document announces an event called the Etudes Summit taking place on November 3-4, 2011 at the Sofitel San Francisco Bay Area in Redwood City, California. The event is a two-day summit focused on education technology.
There are four main types of computer cabinets: desktop, minitower, integrated display, and office tower. Desktop cabinets are designed to lay horizontally on a surface. Minitower cabinets stand vertically and take up more desk space but allow for more fans and expansion. Integrated display cabinets combine the display and computer into one chassis, saving space but disabling both components if one fails. Office towers are designed for servers and duplicators, standing vertically and able to hold multiple optical drives.
This document summarizes several rural development housing and business programs administered by the USDA. It outlines loan and grant programs that provide assistance to low-income homeowners for home repairs and purchases. It also describes loan programs that support multifamily housing and self-help housing. Additionally, it summarizes business programs that provide loan guarantees for businesses and financing for water/waste projects, community facilities, and renewable energy.
Este documento presenta los servicios de construcción y mantenimiento ofrecidos por el Arq. José Heliodoro Medina Reyes. Incluye experiencia en proyectos, construcción, albañilería, acabados, movimiento de tierras e instalaciones eléctricas, hidrosanitarias y especiales. También lista especialidades como hospitales, hoteles, edificios públicos e industrias. Finalmente, enumera obras realizadas como fraccionamientos, edificios, puentes y mantenimiento de aire acondicionado para diversas instituciones.
This document outlines a new approach for counties in Oregon to complete National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) requirements for transportation projects with assistance from the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT). Key points include:
- ODOT will contract qualified consultants to perform NEPA work and studies for county projects and pay associated costs.
- The county will be involved in setting milestones and approving the NEPA document. Signing the document makes the county eligible for federal funding.
- A complete initial project checklist and footprint are required for the consultant selection and NEPA process to begin. The consultant will coordinate directly with the county throughout the NEPA process.
Clean Water Act Permitting of Discharges From Pesticide Applications For Okla...videoman77
The document summarizes EPA's final Pesticide General Permit (PGP), which was posted online on October 31, 2011 after interagency review. The PGP regulates pesticide discharges to waters of the U.S. under the Clean Water Act's NPDES program. It contains additional permit conditions resulting from endangered species consultation. The PGP scope, eligibility, operator definitions, NOI requirements, and pesticide discharge monitoring and control measures are described. [/SUMMARY]
É notável a maneira que as hospedagens da cidade de Bom Jardim da Serra, situada no estado de Santa Catarina, vêm crescendo a cada dia que passa. Para melhor organização da demanda de clientes, faz-se necessário o uso de um software, que agilize o processo de agendamento de reservas nesta região. Este projeto foi realizado com intuito de desenvolver um protótipo de software, que gerencie e armazene dados de reservas dessas hospedagens. Para realização do projeto, optou-se pelo método dedutivo e exploratório e pela abordagem qualitativa. Como instrumento de coleta de dados, utilizou-se entrevista por meio de questionário. Como resultado, o protótipo do sistema facilitará o agendamento de reservas, pois é uma ferramenta de grande necessidade e usabilidade a esses estabelecimentos.
O documento descreve o desenvolvimento de um protótipo de software para gerenciamento de reservas de pequenas e médias hospedagens localizadas em Bom Jardim da Serra, Santa Catarina. O objetivo é facilitar o processo de agendamento de reservas nesses estabelecimentos, substituindo métodos manuais por um sistema informatizado que organize e armazene dados de forma prática e eficiente, aplicando princípios de usabilidade. Para isso, o autor realizou pesquisa com questionários para entender as necessidades dos usuários e desenhou diagramas UML para model
This document contains exercises from an English workbook for adult students. The exercises practice basic grammar concepts like verbs, pronouns, and possessives. For example, one exercise has students write sentences using the names provided and contractions of "am". Another has students rewrite sentences using possessive adjectives like "my", "your", etc. The document contains multiple exercises targeting foundational English grammar skills.
This document contains an English language exercise evaluating speaking, reading, writing and grammar skills. It includes conversations, summaries of events, opinions on honesty, exercises with verb tenses like simple past and future with "will", and questions to practice these tenses. The exercises cover topics like daily activities, past experiences, and future plans and predictions.
Teach The Future Continuous – Free ESL Lesson PlanReganMcNeill1
It’s important to teach this topic at the right time. If you start teaching the Future Continuous too early, students can feel overwhelmed or demotivated. This lesson is designed for pre-intermediate students (B1 Level on the CEFR framework). Before you start this lesson, check the following:
Can your students use the present continuous for actions in progress at the time of speaking?
Can your students use the simple future with will?
Have your students had exposure to the past continuous, for actions in progress at a point in the past?
If your students have done all of the above three points, then they are ready to learn the Future Continuous.
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This document provides exercises to practice using the present perfect tense in English. It includes activities like completing sentences with the correct verb form, writing sentences using time expressions like "already" and "yet", forming questions with "ever" and "never", and distinguishing between the simple past and present perfect tenses. The exercises cover a range of grammar structures for the present perfect and allow learners to practice this important English tense through identifying correct and incorrect usage in short text passages.
This lesson plan outlines a 50-minute English lesson for an 8th grade class focusing on the third conditional. The lesson aims to practice vocabulary, speaking/writing skills, and exercises related to the topic. It involves raising student attention through telling a personal story, explaining the third conditional form, having students reorganize cut-up sentences, discussing possible endings to sentence starters, and completing a listening activity with comprehension questions. Students work individually, in pairs, and as a team using various teaching techniques like dialogue, explanation and exercises.
The document consists of a series of repetitive entries listing "Institución .Educativa.Particular: “CAMINO DE FE”" and "Englishcourse teacher: AnnFranchescaCruz Farro". The bulk of the document appears to be lessons on English grammar topics like countries and nationalities, forms of the verb "to be", subject pronouns, and contractions with the verb "to be". It seems to be materials from an English course taught by AnnFranchescaCruz Farro at the private educational institution "CAMINO DE FE".
Raden Ajeng Kartini was a leading feminist in Indonesia in the late 19th century who fought for women's rights and education. She was born in 1879 to a noble family but was prohibited from continuing her studies after age 12 due to tradition. Kartini corresponded with people in the Netherlands about feminist issues and insisted on continuing her education, although her father opposed it. She passed away in 1904 while giving birth to her first son.
This activity aims to help intermediate students understand and distinguish between the grammar terms "for" and "since". After the lesson, students complete an activity with questions that require them to identify whether "for" or "since" correctly completes each sentence based on whether it specifies a duration of time or a starting point. The activity is intended to enable students to understand when to use each term when talking about something that started in the past and continues into the present.
This document provides information about parts of speech, including pronouns. It lists the subject and object forms of pronouns, as well as adjectival, possessive, and reflexive pronouns. Examples are provided to illustrate the correct use of each pronoun type. The document also covers quantifiers, articles and determiners, intensifiers, and subject-verb agreement.
This document contains an English practice test with multiple choice questions and exercises focusing on vocabulary, grammar, and verb tenses. The vocabulary section includes matching sentences to continuations, choosing the correct word to complete sentences, and replacing words in sentences. The grammar section covers topics like verb tenses, subject-verb agreement, and perfect tenses. The exercises provide opportunities to practice these English language concepts in different contexts.
Eng xii transformation of sentences part i_128 master frozenavtardhillon
The document provides an overview of a lesson on transforming sentences. The learning objectives are to define different types of sentences and sentence components. Examples are given to distinguish between a subject and predicate in simple sentences. Exercises are included for students to practice identifying subjects and predicates, and changing simple sentences into compound or complex sentences.
The document provides examples of activities and indicators to assess a student's achievement in using foreign language skills like greetings, introductions, giving and receiving orders in group activities. It includes examples of dialogues, conversations, grammar exercises and games focused on vocabulary related to greetings, verb "to be", nouns, adjectives, plural words, pronouns and prepositions. The exercises are meant to help students practice and demonstrate their understanding of key grammar concepts.
The document discusses common errors in verb usage, including incorrect tense, lack of consistency, unnecessary modifiers, and incorrect conjugation. It provides examples of each type of error and the corrections. It aims to help improve verb usage and avoid common mistakes.
This document provides vocabulary and grammar practice questions and answers. It contains multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions testing vocabulary terms and grammar structures. The answers to the questions are also provided. There are several sections with different types of vocabulary and grammar questions.
The document outlines the structure and content of a lesson about jobs, lifestyles, and quality of life. It includes an introduction comparing the lives and jobs of two people, Joe and Miranda. Joe has a high-paying job but works long hours and feels stressed, while Miranda has a lower-paying job she finds interesting and has more free time. The lesson teaches intensifiers like "very", "really", and "absolutely" to modify gradable adjectives like tired, big, and happy. Students practice intensifiers and adjectives in sentences to describe Joe and Miranda's different standards of living.
The document outlines the structure and content of a lesson about jobs, lifestyles, and quality of life. The lesson compares the lives of two people, Joe and Miranda. Joe has a high-paying job but works long hours and feels stressed, tired, and unable to spend time with family and friends. Miranda has a lower-paying job but enjoys her work, has a good work-life balance, and feels happy. The lesson teaches about gradable and strong adjectives, and how intensifiers like "very", "really", and "absolutely" modify adjectives to express different levels of intensity. Students practice comparing the two lifestyles and discussing what factors are most important
This document provides vocabulary and grammar answer keys for an English language extension exam. It includes answers to multiple choice and short answer questions that test vocabulary like generous, clues, and injuries, as well as grammar concepts like subject-verb agreement, tenses, and relative clauses. The document is divided into 7 sections that increase in difficulty and cover topics ranging from personality traits to weather phenomena to travel. It aims to comprehensively assess an examinee's mastery of English vocabulary and grammar.
This document is an answer key for a grammar textbook. It provides answers to exercises in units 1-10 of the textbook. The units cover topics like imperatives, the present tense of be, prepositions of place, the past tense of be, wh-questions, and the simple present tense. For each exercise, the answer key provides the correct answers in full sentences or short forms.
The text provides instructions for how to plant chili peppers. It outlines 4 steps: 1) dry chili seeds in sunlight, 2) place seeds in soil in an open area, 3) wait for sprouts to emerge and grow bigger, 4) transplant seedlings to a larger pot where they will continue growing into chili plants that produce peppers. The purpose is to guide the reader through the basic process of growing chili peppers from seed.
The document provides an example dialogue to practice greetings and introductions in a foreign language. It also includes indicators of achievement related to greetings and using verbs of being in simple sentences. Some key phrases practiced are "What's your name?", "Nice to meet you", and recognizing forms of "to be" in conversations.
The Evolution and Impact of Tom Cruise Long Hairgreendigital
Tom Cruise is one of Hollywood's most iconic figures, known for his versatility, charisma, and dedication to his craft. Over the decades, his appearance has been almost as dynamic as his filmography, with one aspect often drawing significant attention: his hair. In particular, Tom Cruise long hair has become a defining feature in various phases of his career. symbolizing different roles and adding layers to his on-screen characters. This article delves into the evolution of Tom Cruise long hair, its impact on his roles. and its influence on popular culture.
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Introduction
Tom Cruise long hair has often been more than a style choice. it has been a significant element of his persona both on and off the screen. From the tousled locks of the rebellious Maverick in "Top Gun" to the sleek, sophisticated mane in "Mission: Impossible II." Cruise's hair has played a pivotal role in shaping his image and the characters he portrays. This article explores the various stages of Tom Cruise long hair. Examining how this iconic look has evolved and influenced his career and broader fashion trends.
Early Days: The Emergence of a Style Icon
The 1980s: The Birth of a Star
In the early stages of his career during the 1980s, Tom Cruise sported a range of hairstyles. but in "Top Gun" (1986), his hair began to gain significant attention. Though not long by later standards, his hair in this film was longer than the military crew cuts associated with fighter pilots. adding a rebellious edge to his character, Pete "Maverick" Mitchell.
Risky Business: The Transition Begins
In "Risky Business" (1983). Tom Cruise's hair was short but longer than the clean-cut styles dominant at the time. This look complemented his role as a high school student stepping into adulthood. embodying a sense of youthful freedom and experimentation. It was a precursor to the more dramatic hair transformations in his career.
The 1990s: Experimentation and Iconic Roles
Far and Away: Embracing Length
One of the first films in which Tom Cruise embraced long hair was "Far and Away" (1992). Playing the role of Joseph. an Irish immigrant in 1890s America, Cruise's long, hair added authenticity to his character's rugged and determined persona. This look was a stark departure from his earlier. more polished styles and marked the beginning of a more adventurous phase in his hairstyle choices.
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12. Exercise 1b.Complete the sentences with the
words above . Use each word once only.
1.The car came to take the… and … to the
reception.
2.After their wedding, they went to Singapore and
Malaysia for their …
3.It’s my sister’s 10th … anniversary last week.
4.Bold’s wedding… will be held at Bayangol hotel.
5.150… were invited to the wedding.
6.My best friend’s wedding is next month . I’m
going to be her… .
7.My little brother is going to be her…
13. Check your answers on exercise 1b.
1.bride/ groom
2.honeymoon
3.wedding
4.reception
5.guests
6.bridesmaid
7.pageboy
14. Read the text from your book
and choose the best title a or b?
/page 42-43/
a. An arranged marriage
b. A love marriage
15. Exercise 2b.Read again and
decide true(T) or false(F).Then
check.
1.True
2.True
3.True
4.True
5.False
6.False
7.False
8.False
9.True
16. Structure:
Present Perfect + since and for
We use the Present Perfect + since/for to
talk about how long present situations
have lasted
Since is used when we are talking about
something that started at a particular point
of time in the past. For example: We have
known each other since 1990.
For is used when we are talking about a
period of time. For example: We have
known each other for 16 years.
17. Exercise 3b. Complete the
sentences with since or for.
1.They’ve been married … 20 years.
2.Our family has lived here … I was born.
3.My husband and I have known each other …
15 years.
4.My parents have been … 30 years.
5.Have you known … a long time? Yes, I have.
6.Erdene and Baigalmaa have been married…
only 6 months.
7.When they got married they bought this house.
They have been here… 1980.
8.How long have your parents worked in Korea?
… April.
18. Check your answers on exercise 3b.
1. for
2. since
3. for
4. for
5. for
6. for
7. since
8. since
19. Homework
1.Activity book page №18.
exercises 10,11,12
2.Write a short composition using some
questions in exercise 4.
/student’s book/
20. Good luck for your studies!
I believe that you
can .