c) we use ………… to refer to somebody,everybody, nobodyd) we use …………. to refer to nothing andeverythinge) we use shall after …………f) after negative imperatives, we use …………g) the question tag for I am is ………….h) we use ………. in the question tag after thereand2) Complete the dialogue with[r]
1.1. TAGS: Tag là 1 đối tượng trong Wincc, có thể liên kết tới vùng nhớ trong PLC hoặc chỉ là 1 biến trong Wincc. 1 tags thì có 1 địa chỉ dữ liệu và 1 biểu tượng tên. Địa chỉ dữ liệu được sử dụng để giao tiếp hệ thống tự động WinCC làm việc với 2 loại tags: + Tags ngoại + Tags nội 1.1.1.Tags nội:[r]
Explain HTML5 semantic tags Explain HTML5 semantic tag layouts Explain the usage of navigation bar Describe a textbased and graphic navigation bar Explain image mapping Explain divisions in HTML5 Designing a Web site requires the use of a number of elements and principles to get the desired result[r]
is para to the C-E carbon in a third structure. Finally, the (+) charge is never found on the Cthat is meta to the C-E carbon.However, while these three sets of structures in Figure 14.32 share these similarities, there isa significant difference between them. Those sets arising from ortho or para a[r]
Question tagsComplete the following sentences using appropriate question tags.1. You never say what you want, …………………………a) do you?b) don’t you?c) didn’t you?d) did you?2. I am late, ………………………a) am I?b) amn’t I?c) aren’t I?d) was I?3. She has a daughter, ……………………..a) hasn’t she?b) doesn’t she?[r]
A special word of thanks is due to Mrs Nicole Nathan without whose organisationalskills and help this book would have been much longer in coming to fruition.We particularly wish to acknowledge the role of Professor Gus Pennington insupporting and encouraging the editors at all stages i[r]
Question tags exerciseAdd appropriate question tags to the following sentences.1. She speaks English well, ……………………..?a) does sheb) doesn’t shec) is she2. He has left, ………………………..?a) has heb) hasn’t hec) did he3. You will have some tea, ………………………?a) will youb) won’t youc) have youd) ha[r]
... and its applications in past academic research Then after we point out an important gap in the model, namely the absence of a performance measurement We then detail the concepts and the variables... groups and the mean square between groups We test the null hypothesis that all means are equal ac[r]
chance to take care of people health.IV. Post-speaking :Task 3- Teacher introduces the task: Task3. Work in - Work in groups. Talk about a job they may doafter they finish school.groups. Talk about a job you may do after you finishExample:I would like to work as a tourist guide. Itscho[r]
have Oust) covered in your coursebook. Withineach unit of the Grammar Practice book there isno need to do all the exercises. Simply choose asmany as you like and have time for.The exercises can be done by simply followingthe instructions in the Grammar Practice book,with students writing in t[r]
3. Controlled practice: Says each line of the chant. Asks Ss to repeat a few times. Gives a demonstration of chanting and clapping the rhythm. Divides class into 2 groups: one group chants the Qs and the other chants the answers 4. Freepractice: Has the class work in groups, stand face to face[r]
F(1,116)= 6.72, p=.011DiscussionAs expected, the results showed that in both phases, the expert groupwas significantly better than the novice group. There was a significantinteraction between the two groups and the two versions. The expertsmight have better English proficiency in Geogr[r]
English Banana.comTest Your Grammar SkillsQuestion Tags Using Verbs ‘could’, ‘would’ and ‘should’ 2Add an appropriate question tag to the end of each question.For example:They wouldn’t listen, would they?1. You should get a refund if the concert doesn’t happen, _________________[r]
environment there is better than in Vietnam.II. Pre-writing:- No. I don’t want to study abroad because the cost of- Teacher introduces the task: You want to apply for studying and living there is much higher in Vietnam.an undergraduate programme in a university inEngland. Write a letter of re[r]
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We consider certain local global principles related with some splitting problems for connected linear algebraic groups over global fields. The main tools are certain reciprocity results due to Prasad and Rapinchuk, Harder’s Hasse principle for homogeneous projective spaces of reductive groups for n[r]
Wealth, Poverty and Politicshow well different crops can be grown in different places, that hasvirtually precluded equal prosperity in all regions of the world duringthe millennia when agriculture was the most important economicactivity around the world, and the basis for the urban dev[r]
Explain HTML5 semantic tags Explain HTML5 semantic tag layouts Explain the usage of navigation bar Describe a textbased and graphic navigation bar Explain image mapping Explain divisions in HTML5 Designing a Web site requires the use of a number of elements and principles to get the desired result[r]