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12.There is an intersection ahead. We……………………. .
A. must not slow down. B. must slow down.
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13. Does Mrs. Van ……..…….. one kilo of sugar.
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Sentence correction exerciseEach sentence given below contains one mistake. Find the mistake and rewrite the sentence.1. To hit a person when he is down is a contemptuous thing to be done.2. In 1665, a great epidemic had caused the death of 63000 people in London.3. Becau[r]

I’d always suspected of inflation, was downplaying her courage.” She also learns that her grandparents were profoundlyneglectful of their only child: They hadn’t even bothered toattend his bar mitzvah.After the fall of Communism in 1989, Ms. Faludi’s fathermade the decision to return to Hungary—a[r]

English Banana.comTest Your Research SkillsThings to Do in LondonComplete each sentence below using one of these words:Bankside / Buckingham / Chelsea / Cleopatra’s / Covent / Cromwell / DowningEye / Globe / Harrods / Hyde / James’s / Pancras / Parliament / Regent’sSouth / Thames / Threadneedle / Tr[r]

Change affirmative to negative without changing the meaningWe can change affirmative sentences to negative sentences without changing the meaning of the originalsentence.Study the example given below.All the students liked the program. (Affirmative) / None of the students disliked the program. (Nega[r]

Non-finites exerciseRewrite the following sentences by changing the participle into a finite verb.1. Having learnt his lesson, he went out to play cricket.2. Walking along the street one day, I saw a dead cobra.3. Leaving the forest we advanced into the open plain.4. Driven out[r]

The rotorrouter model is a popular deterministic analogue of random
walk. In this paper we prove that all orbits of the rotorrouter operation
have the same size on a strongly connected directed graph (digraph) and
give a formula for the size. By using this formula we address the following
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An Elephant’s Memory of Cakes Once ThrownAUDREY: I wouldn’t like to be alone up here at night, that’s all. Not seeing ashow this school is haunted. Haunted by a ghost who, every August, comesthrough the Low Hall every night, always at eleven o’clock, making the curtainrails shake and the beds[r]

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royalPeriod 89:Lesson 3: ReadII. True/ Fasle prediction:• 1/ An Egyptian man compiled a list of what hethought were the seven wonders of the world.• 2/ The only surviving wonder is The Pyramidof Cheops in Egypt.• 3/ Angkor Wat was originally built to honora Hindu God.• 4/ The Great Wall