ARGUMENTS IN THE WRONG ORDER

These are the recipes from the cookbook, but the instructions from are in wrong order. You need todecide what is the order of instructions for each recipe.12SHORTBREADGREEK SALADIngredients:Ingredients:150g plain four250g cherry tomatoes100g bu[r]

A numerical investigation of turbulent swirling flows through an abrupt expansion tube is reported. The TEFESS code, based on a staggered Finite Volume approach with the standard kε model and first-order numerical schemes built-in, was used to carry out all the computations. The code has been modifi[r]

 Is Wallace going to rent a room?1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.EPISODE 2: Room to letDoes Wallace walk Gromit?Can Wallace pay the bills?Is Gromit knitting?Does the penguin want to rent a room?Does the penguin like the first room?Did the penguin stay in Gromit’s room[r]

Teacher’s directions(Follow the procedures for each character.)Divide the class into pairs.Each pair receives a worksheet.They are allowed to take notes in their notebooks during the pair discussion.Each pair discusses the answers for the first character / s[r]

(d) A common error was only giving a single matching from the table when there are actually3 different pairings of people to games that maximise the score.(e) The maximum total score is found correctly.Mark SchemeMD02Question 3Student ResponseCommentary(a)(i) It is a good idea t[r]

/___________Now check how many of your answers are the same. Score 1 point for each identicalanswer and check your score below.0-5: You and your friend are probably from different planets! You’ve got nothing in common. How come you’re friends at all? ;)Never mind, some people believe t[r]

Objectives To identify the misplacedobjects. To write a sentence abouteachmisplacedobject.[There is a stove in thebedroom]Accompanying resourcesWorksheet – Word bankTeacher instructions Provide each student with aworksheet. Ask students to look at therooms then circle what iswrong[r]

Weather a storm= you survive a dangerous or difficult time.A fair-weather friend= a person who will only be your friend whenthings are going well for you.Quick as lightning /a wink = be very very quick.Come rain or shine = You’ll turn up definitely.Snowed under = When you have so much to do that you[r]

Rewrite the sentences and put the adverbs in correctly.We were in London. (last week)He walks his dog. (rarely)She waited. (patiently)My father goes fishing. (always)Your bedroom is. (upstairs)We don't go skiing. (in summer)Cats can hear. (well)I saw him. (there)