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Macbeth
Friday, September 20, 2013
Unit 1
1-1
1. Consequently, the car had to be towed.
2. Note, for example, that the date is incorrect.
3. Jack has to be sure before he signs the agreement.
4. Our classes, therefore, will not meet today.
5. Olga will be here, of course.
1-2
1. We expect our assistant, Mr. Lloyd to be on time every day.
2. Claude Monet, the impressionist painter, was French.
3. Our chairperson of the board, Adrian Diaz in retiring.
4. I ordered a birthday cake for my cousin, Moira
5. Please make a donation to our favorite charity, the Red Cross.
1-3
1. Captains, the Soldiers are awaiting your orders.
2. I am late, Deb, because my car would not start.
3. Please spend the weekend with us Uncle Bob.
4. Mrs. Wolls, we received your latter today.
5. The next performance is at two o’ clock, sir

1. As you know, we plan to announce that our dedicated employee, Raymer Javier, Jr, will be leaving the firm on Friday, January 5.
2. Your honor, my client Bready Forrest, claims that he is in fact innocent.
3. Our cousin Tillie was married in May 1994 and as a matter of fact, still talks of her honeymoon trip to Honolulu, Hawaii.
4. Ladies and gentlemen, I have no doubt that we will be landing in New York in Empire state at out scheduled time.
5. Needless to say, we are all anxiously awaiting our newest product, a cordless iron that is being developed by Oscar Mehta Ph. D.
6. Halley, you are wise in your selection of the book, Mortals at the Gates for the report that is due, on Tuesday March 25.
7. My friend Hannah wore a diamond ring on her left hand and a gold ring on the other hand, during the ceremony.
8. Our boss Mrs. Otto, is not happy with the production figures announced on Wednesday, July 25, and, therefore, is calling a staff meeting.
9. Lucia, address this letter to Hedda Morse, Esq. in our office, at 16 High street Houston Texas.
10. My sister Iveslissa has worked for the city’s prestigious law firm, Simpson and Simpson,

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