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his copy is (P1.5 printing, July 21, 2009)Prepared exclusively for Trieu NguyenDownload at Boykma.ComPrefaceAndroid is a new open source software toolkit for mobile phones th atwas created by Google and the Open Handset Alliance. In a few years,it’s expected to be found in millions of cell phones an[r]

Speaking and listening – Elementary to IntermediateLet’s talk about PETSConversation cards1Do you have a pet?If not, have you ever had one?Talk about it.What are the most popular petsnowadays?According to you, why are theseanimals popular?Which animal makes the bes[r]

Copyright © 2005 ESL Pro Systems, Ltd. All rights reserved. Visit us online at www.esl-pro.com First, you will listen better if you LOOK AT THE PERSON speaking. The speaker's facial expressions, eyes, hand motions, and body posture add meaning to the words you are hearing. Also, the person sp[r]

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editors for their forbearance and encouragement, and to Gail Pieper, who patientlyread the whole text herself and through unquestionable magic of her craft made itreadable for others.To Mike McRobbie of Indiana University I owe the very idea that a book could bemade of my early lecture notes, and th[r]

First, we need to consider some considerations then we’ll get to the objectives. What is advertising? Without looking in the dictionary, let’s cook up a definition. Here goes: “There’s this entity – the promoter. He, she, or it wants to communicate a message in order to achieve something. Th[r]

the topic is boring or his way of speaking is boring you are not concentrating on what the speaker is saying there are no pictures or charts to look at while listening you have no idea a[r]

that you would NOT want to visit: why not? (Use these adjectives: poor, rich,dirty, exotic, busy, beautiful, different, crowded, desolate, hot, cold, ugly, clean)8. What is your favorite celebration here? Compare it to some other celebrations? What makes it morefun/interesting/exciting[r]

8. A (lay)9. C (kinder)10. B (did she)11. C (unless)12. C (what)13. A (had)14. D (after)15. C (off)16. D (on)17. A (are )18. B (would buy)19. C (were)20. B (had)21. B (would take)22. A (repaired)23. C (that)24. A (as to)25. B (last meQuestion III: Give the correct form of the word in e[r]

D1.2.3.4.5.6.What topic are both photos connected to?How are these pictures similar?How are these pictures different?What are the advantages/disadvantages of having pets?Do you prefer going to the zoo or having a pet at home? Why?Do you have pets? Talk ab[r]

SINGYOUROWNSPECIALFILINGSYSTEMYour brain has a wonderful filing system. It files everything you haveseen, heard, tasted, and felt. All your experiences are up there—both youractual experiences and what you learned through reading, seeing, and listening. Information is stored in different[r]

merely communicating lexical category distinctions between words. In English, one important setof constructions where accenting is more complicated than what might be inferred from the abovediscussion are complex noun phrases — basically, a noun preceded by one or more adjectival ornom[r]

any fans or long term readers.And if they’re not interested in your tweets the chances are high that they won’t be too bothered about visiting your website or your blog either. Shame.So let’s make sure that doesn’t happen to you.If you’re on Twitter to promote your business, thi[r]

Harriet:Well that might be the case, but he’s my father and I want him to start actinglike one. I just can’t see what they’ve got in common. What do you think?Liam:I don’t know. Maybe he’s having a mid-life crisis. I wonder what your mum willsay. Are you going to tell her[r]

js/inamusicalcontextlikehe playsbass. Whatdefinesthecontextasbeingmusical or “fishy” is not characterizable in terms of n-grams, but rather relates to the occurrence ofcertain words(e.g., fish, lake, boat vs. play, sing, orchestra) in a widercontext. A method proposedbyc1999 by CRC Press LLCYarowsky [[r]

14. The surgeons tried their best to save his life, but unfortunately the operation was …………………… DA. unsuccessfully B. successful C. successfulness D. unsuccessful 15. I understand …………… what you are saying. BA. perfect B. perfectly C. perfection D. imperfect

our organization wants a complete turnaround in a matter of weeks, but this is like an exercise program. We’re going to make notable progress over time. That’s a more realistic goal.” Don’t have too many goals for an ad You’ve already been given many objectives for one little ad. Like these: • “Get[r]

First, we need to consider some considerations then we’ll get to the objectives. What is advertising? Without looking in the dictionary, let’s cook up a definition. Here goes: “There’s this entity – the promoter. He, she, or it wants to communicate a message in order to achieve something. Th[r]

You thought the January approach would deliver loads of responses (that’s why you ran it first), but it brought in only a handful. However, your February ad is showing promise. For April, and you decide to rerun Approach 2. Therefore, that promising February ad is leapfrogging over March and going[r]

experiences the feedback process as hostile will tire of feeling trashed and leaving the meetings with hurt feelings. The group may not be challenging enough. The group may give genuinely nice feedback, but if the writer feels that really tough issues are never addressed and that the work is[r]