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BÀI TẬP VỀ TỪ LOẠI1. I wasn't_____ with my exam result.A. please B. pleased C. pleasing D. pleasant2. The water is _____. You can't drink it. A. polluted B. pollution C. polluting D. pollutant 3. I am very _______ in the news.A. interested B. interesting C. interest D. interests4. We avoid_______ ou[r]

TOEFL Prep IFind the word or phrase that is closest in meaningto the opposite of each word in the left-hand column. Write the let-ter in the blank.1. cynically (a) respectfully2. evade (b) corruption3. integrity (c) cover up4. prevalent (d) uncommon5. unmask (e) get caughtTOEFL Prep II[r]

also attempt to apply the model to semi-supervised learning, and conduct experi-ments on multiple corpora.1 IntroductionPart-of-speech (POS) tagging is a fundamentallanguage analysis task. In POS tagging, we fre-quently encounter words that do not exist in train-ing data. Such w[r]

where t is the cepstral index. Reverberant speech, O,wascreated using linear convolution of clean speech and impulseresponse. The impulse responses were taken from the RWCPsound scene database [13], where the loudspeaker waslocated at 30 and 90 degrees from the mic[r]

READ THE PASSAGE AND CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER FOR EACH QUESTION._ Although speech is the most advanced form of communication, there are many ways of communicating without using speech.. Si[r]

English lexical sample task of SENSEVAL-2. We rely on two sources to decide on the sense classes of w: (i) The sense definitions in WordNet 1.7, which lists seven senses for the noun channel. Two senses are lumped together if they are translated in the same way in Chinese. For example,[r]

5. election (e) a kind of groupTOEFL Prep IIComplete each sentence by filling in each blankwith the best word from the list. Change the form of the word if nec-essary. Use each word only once.advocated bitterly contest inaugurated polled1.In the early twentieth cen[r]

The highest pointGregory knew that his running skills had to be at their apex duringthe tournament.Usage tipsApex is often used to describe the high point of someone’sabilities.3. collapse v.To fall down, usually because of weaknessParts of speechcollapse n,collapsible adj18Copy[r]

implicitly10.suspendDefinitions and Samples1.curriculum n.The courses of study offered by an educational institutionThe teachers met to design a new curriculum for the Intensive English Program.2. distinctly adv.ClearlyI distinctly remember saying that we would meet at noon.Parts