David. “The Story of Mark.” TBT 34 (July 1996) 209-214. Stead‚ Barbara. “Not to Be Served But to Serve.” Private Communication. Sweetland‚ Dennis M. “Mark’s Portrait of Jesus and the Disciples.” TBT 34 (July 1996)‚ 228-235. Sweetland‚ Dennis M. “The Structure and Main Themes of Mark’s Gospel.” TBT 44 (2006)‚ 5-11. Wilkins‚ M.J. “Disciples.” The Dictionary of Jesus and the Gospels. Ed. by Joel B Green‚ et al. Leicester: InterVarsity Press‚ 1992‚ 176-189.
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Technique Lesson: Sentence Variety Hacker 117 - 119 When a rough draft is filled with too many same-sounding sentences‚ try to inject some variety – as long as you can do so without sacrificing clarity or ease of reading. Grammar checkers are of little help with sentence variety. It takes a human ear to know when and why sentence variety is needed. 1. Use a variety of sentence structures: • A writer should not rely too heavily on simple sentences and compound sentences‚ for the effect
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world his depiction of a good life in his “Letter to Menoecceus”. The ideas of a good life presented by Epicurus in “Letter to Menoeceus” have many aspects of a good life but all of his views have a common goals‚ which is to live in a pleasure life. According to Epicurus‚ a good life is to live in happiness. The happiness mentioned was not on the state of perfection and well-being‚ but rather focused on pleasure which is a state of body free from pain and mind free or worry/anxiety. Epicurus ideas of
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Name: | Mark Allocated to TMA | STUDENT MARK | 20% | for content : a max of 20 marks | marks deducted for lang. & communication errors: a maximum of 4 marks | Earned Mark | | | | | Notes on plagiarism: A. According to the Arab Open University By-laws‚ “the following acts represent cases of cheating and plagiarism: * Verbatim copying of printed material and submitting them as part of TMAs without proper academic acknowledgement and documentation.
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Unit 1. Be 동사의 쓰임과 형태 변화 Be 동사의 쓰임 1. My brother is a basketball player. 2. His name is Max. 3. The book is interesting. 4. She is honest. 5. He is at the library. 6. The keys are on the table. 인칭의 개념 1. I’m fourteen years old. 2. You’re a middle school student. 3. Ronaldo is a soccer star. 4. My dog is very small. 5. Basketball players are big. 6. These boots are ugly‚ but they’re comfortable. Be 동사 축약 1. She’s a lawyer.
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Expository introductions have three basic parts. This is also true for introductions to five paragraph essays. Naturally‚ introductions for research articles and term papers are a bit more complex‚ but they share the same basic structure. Swales (1990) describes the structure of introductions for academic research article introductions as follows: Move ①: Establishing a territory Stepⅰ-- claiming centrality and/or Stepⅱ-- making topic generalizations and/or Stepⅲ -- reviewing items of previous research
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cultural‚ economic and political factors. Sandoval criticizes western feminists for generalizing all women’s issues across the globe when according to her‚ this is not the case. In other words‚ western feminists define feminism solely through gender - not taking into consideration that suppression and representation of another women’s race. According to Sandoval‚ "The juncture I am proposing‚ therefore‚ is extreme. It is a location wherein the praxis of U.S. third-world feminism links with
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1) mammal (n) 哺乳動物 2) native (adj) 出生地的/ 土生土長的 3) native to = originally come from 來自…的 The horse is not native to America 4) since prehistoric days 自有歷史記載以前的日子 5) since… I love you since you since you were thirteen. 6) Tame (v) 制服﹐控制‚ 馴服 After a few months’ contact‚ the monkeys are tamed. 7) Neighbor (n) 鄰居 Some of the neighbours have complained about the noise from our party. 8) Neighborhood (n) 鄰近地區；社區，街坊，四鄰 You ’ re going to wake up the whole neighbourhood with that noise. 9) Know enough about
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English III Grammar: Sentence Style Ways to Achieve Clarity There are three ways to achieve sentence clarity: -coordinating ideas -subordinating ideas -parallel structure Coordinating Ideas Coordinating two or more main ideas‚ or give the equal empahsis‚ by linking them with a connecting word or an appropriate mark of punctuation‚ like the semi-colon. -Coordinating idea are independent (can stand alone does not need the other idea to complete the sentence or ot be clear) Example: Edgar
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"I am a sort of collector of religions‚" remarks Adolphus Cusins‚ Major Barbara Undershaft ’s fiancé‚ midway through the second act of George Bernard Shaw ’s morality play‚ Major Barbara. And thus‚ the play can be seen as collection of varying religious‚ moral‚ and social ideals. The play centers on Barbara Undershaft and her father Andrew Undershaft‚ a Salvation Army Major and a millionaire arms dealer respectively‚ and there conflicting ideological beliefs. However‚ Shaw also creates the character
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