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    Usage of Social Networks

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    we do it at the social Networks. The strong grown of this habit has supposed that the people reflect each once with more detail "who" and "how" we are at the social Networks. There is no doubt that the social Networks is starting to have importance for the recruiter‚ above all‚ like a means of people’s knowledge that the companies need. On the other hand‚ the users insert each once more information about themselves‚ starting for the basic‚ the CV has a lot of formats on Internet. From the classical

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    Concept. So‚ to be well done with the question(s) of First Paper‚ we need to have a comprehensive knowledge over English grammar. It is more severe‚ especially for the Question No. -03 of course. Question No. – 03: Correct form of words. One needs to be done efficiently with the 3 things in order to get well with Question No. -03. 1. Syntax of English Sentence 2. Transformation 3. ABC of Preposition Linking Verbs: appear‚ become‚ be‚ feel‚ seem‚ look‚ smell‚ stay‚ sound‚ taste‚ remain‚

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    mandatory minimum sentence

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    A mandatory minimum sentence occurs when judicial discretions are limited by law (Famm). Those who are convicted of certain crimes must be punished with at least the minimum number of years depending on the offense. Amanda Dollak who received her criminal justice degree at CTU‚ states “Mandatory sentences require every individual to receive the same punishment for similar offenses‚ regardless of how much a judge may object to the sentence”. These mandatory sentencing laws however

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    once in a blue moon

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    the origin of the phrase “once in a blue moon” and what a blue moon actually is. “Once in a blue moon” today means “very rarely‚” though it used to mean something that was absurd‚ right along the lines of “when pigs fly.” The first known recorded use of a form of the phrase is in an anti-clerical pamphlet published in 1528 by William Roy and Jeremy Barlowe. In a conversation between two characters‚ one says‚ “Yf they say the mone is blewe/We must believe that it is true.” It appears to be a

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    Jealousy and Topic Sentence

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    play. Introduction: - Author and title - Summary - In this essay I am going to examine how Eddie’s inner conflict over his growing incestuous feelings for his niece Catherine cause a wider conflict within his family. Paragraph 1 Topic sentence - From the beginning of the play Eddie is dealing with an inner turmoil caused by the ambiguity of his feelings for Catherine. Discussion of text • Set the scene of seeming domestic harmony • Family scene between Catherine

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    Analysis: Topic Sentence

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    rubrics at the student’s desk Provide a hints or notes page Begin with more time and slowly decrease time to 40 minutes After: Examine sample essays and review the rubric Compare student essays to rangefinders Allow time for peer evaluation Debrief individually‚ with partners‚ or as a class Students highlight elements in their essays Students revise portions of their essays Organizer III – Debrief‚ Revision‚ and More Practice The goal of Organizer III was to move you away from discussing

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    and townspeople. INTERJECTIONS • An interjection expresses emotion. • An interjection has NO GRAMMATICAL RELATION to the rest of the sentence. • An interjection is generally set off from the rest of the sentence by an exclamation point or by a comma or commas. • Exclamation points indicate strong emotion. • Commas indicate mild emotion. • Interjections are common in casual conversation. In writing‚ however‚ they are usually used ONLY in informal notes and

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    Mango Pulp and Its Usage

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    These are made from selected varieties of Mango. Fully matured Mangoes are harvested‚ quickly transported to our fruit processing plant‚ inspected and washed. Selected high quality fruits go to the controlled ripening chambers; Fully Ripened Mango fruits are then washed‚ blanched‚ pulped‚ deseeded‚ centrifuged‚ homogenized‚ concentrated when required‚ thermally processed and aseptically filled maintaining commercial sterility. Physical Characteristics : Product 0 Brix at 20ºC. [Refractometer]

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    Sample Compound Sentence

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    strategy. 10. Identify types of sentences. a. Now that she has found her true love "The Bachelorette" wants women everywhere to know that it is worth it to wait for the right guy. Ans. Complex sentence b. Hillary went to see the new branch manager but the manager had gone to lunch Ans. Compound sentence

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    BASIC SENTENCES IN ENGLISH 1. Simple 2.1. What is a simple sentence? * A simple sentence is an independent clause. 2.2. Kinds of independent clause * Subject-Verb: The dog laughed. * Subject-Verb-Adjunct (định ngữ): A policeman lives in that house. * Subject-Verb-Complement: That sounds a good idea. * Subject-Verb-Object: He loved her dog. * Subject-Verb- Object- Adjunct: The government sent the envoy to Africa. * Subject-Verb- Object-Object: They passed

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