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    through past and future in ways you can only feel. The narrator feels a personal bond to this blanket and the memories it brings back. In this poem‚ a simple quilt is used as a nexus‚ linking the narrator to her past and what will one day come. Through using time shifts and warm‚ peaceful tones‚ the speaker’s intricate values of the quilt is demonstrated. Poems are often divided into stanzas‚ this one divided into three. The three stanzas represent a specific time in history‚ past‚ present

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    ------------------------------------------------- Tenses in writing Verb tenses tell readers when events or actions occured in time—in the past‚ present‚ or future. Your verb choices can also indicate aspect‚ which expresses the completeness or effects of an action. Verb Tenses The present tense is used to express anything that is happening now or occurring in the present moment. The present also communicates actions that are ongoing‚ constant‚ or habitual. For example: I’m working on an essay

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    In her poem “Unfinished Love Theorem” published in 2001‚ author Kate Camp writes about the concept of love by comparing it first to ocean waves and then lines‚ to help describe the speaker’s feelings and understanding towards it. On the surface‚ the poem seems very simple- it is just describing a single idea‚ but when analysing it we can see that Camp is trying to emphasize that love changes and is never simple; it is full of turbulences and instability. There is a lot more to love than meets the

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    person singular) (e.g. "I must to take the train"‚ "She like climbing"‚ "Stephen come from Australia") very often confusing it with the present continuous. ("Sometimes I’m reading Turkish books"). Most students also have problems when using the simple past ("we seed it’s ill"‚ I gone to school with her"‚ "We can found this in a school"‚ "Where are you born?"‚ "She

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    THESIS FORMAT  Title Page  Approval Sheet  Acknowledgement  Dedication (optional)  Abstract The abstract gives the reader an overview of the study‚ based on information from the succeeding sections of the report. The information given in the abstract is usually the basis of many readers as to whether they will read the entire report or not. The typical information elements included in an abstract are as follows: 1. Thesis Title 2. Researchers 3. Adviser 4. Degree 5. Keywords

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    the experiment. In addition‚ a good introduction also provides the reader with justification for why the work was carried out. And some further information of the theoretical principle involved in the experiments. Students should take note on VERB TENSE. These two points should help you in writing the introduction section. • By the time you get to the stage of writing a lab report‚ the experiment is already finished.

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    HOW TO WRITE THE INTRODUCTION V. INTRODUCTION A. Background of the Study B. Statement of the Problem C. Hypotheses D. Significance of the Study E. Scope and Limitations of the Study F. Definition of Terms G. Review of Related Literature and Studies A. Background of the Study Guidelines in writing the background of the study  Presentation of the problem. The start of the introduction is the presentation of the problem‚ that is‚ what the problem is all about. This will indicate what will be

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    verb has (conjugated here for ‘She’ i.e. has) + _____ed (i.e. past participle) 1b)’s conventional grammar term is ‘past simple’‚ and its constituent parts are: subject + ______ ed (i.e. past tense) The meaning of 1a) is that ‘she’ lived ‘there’ in the past‚ she lives there now‚ and she will presumably be living there for some indeterminable time in the future‚ whereas the meaning of 1b) is that ‘she’ lived ‘there’ in the past‚ for some years‚ and is not living there now. Generative context

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    involved‚ and its relationship to other elements in the sentences such as the governing verb. Use of the subjunctive in independent clauses. As already mentioned‚ the subjunctive is seldom used in main clauses‚ but there are a few exceptions: The past subjunctive may be used with the verbs poder‚ querer‚ and deber to express courtesy or an attitude of deference. (Yo) quisiera pedirte un favor.I ’d like to ask you a favor. Debieras practicar un poco más.You should practice a little more. ¿Pudieran

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    Spanish Study Guide Capitulo 10 1. Present Perfect Tense a. Formed with the present tense of the verb “haber” (to have) followed by a form of the verb called the past participle i. Ex: “Han visitado ustedes Europa?” b. HABER forms ii. Yo- He iii. Tu- Has iv. El/Ella – Ha v. Nos- Hemos vi. Ustedes – Han 2. Past Participle Tense c. Formed by adding –ado to the stem of –ar verbs and –ido to the stem of –er and

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