‘tanweenun’: I add a ‘n’ to the ‘harakatun’; ‘hamzatu-l’qaTa`i’: I just write the ‘harakatun’ or a ‘ ‘ ’ when necessary; ‘hamzatu-l’waSli’ (when not pronounced): -x’; (when pronounced): same as ‘hamzatu-l’qaTa’i’. Three Kinds of Words in Arabic: Verb Noun‚ Pronoun‚ Adjective‚ Adverb Letter‚ Particle / / Note: The singular ‘ismun’ has a ‘hamzatu-l’waSli’‚ but not the plural. / Vowels: : / : Moon Letters: Sun Letters: ________________________ _________________________
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Contents: 1)The Manuscripts of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle p.1 2)Preliminary remarks on Cynewulf and Cyneheard p.1 3)Old English Verbs p.2 4)Translation and Commentary a) Cynewulf and Sygebryht p.3 b) Cyneheard p.4 c) The Ambush and the Death of the King p.6 d) The King ’s Men p.7 e) The Rearguard p.9 f) The Prince ’s Offer p.10 g) Cyneheard ’s Death and Epilogue p.11 5)Bibliography p. 12 1) The Manuscripts of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle: The text ’Cynewulf and Cyneheard ’ is an excerpt
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She must’ve gone out: Meaning: Deduction concluding that something is certain The past of must is must have (which is used with the past participle of a verb). Must have (which is often contracted to must’ve in speaking) is used to show a conclusion about the past. Form: ‘must’+ present perfect of the principal verb (it refers to past time). (Must/’ve + past participle). Structure: modal + have+ past participle Must have + past participle CCQ’s: 1. Is she at work now? (No) 2.
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situation Descriptive language - “four ragged‚ dried-up-looking children” -- > shows their living situation Conflict/ complication The snake Technique Example Explain Exclamation mark “Snake! Mother‚ here’s a snake!” Creates urgency danger Action verbs “snatches her baby” “holds it on her left hip” “reaches for a stick” Same as above Shows a natural reaction to the appearance of a snake as if she has dealt with it before The in-between Her single life and talks about how it came to where she was
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portrayed by an example of a talk that you did for a student organization. Or maybe your commitment to social policy issues is most evident through the volunteer work that you did with a community organization while you were working full-time at another type
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WORKSHEET – UNIT 8 Task 1 – Identify the following future ‘tenses’: a) I am going to the theater later this evening. Present continuous b) They’re going to play basketball on Tuesday afternoon. Be going + infinitive c) Jane will have left her job by the end of the week. Future perfect d) The train leaves at 6.00 pm. Present simple e) At this time tomorrow I will be lying on the beach. Future Continuous f) Next year‚ Paul will have been living in Italy for
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Teach Yourself Swahili © Hassan O. Ali & Ali M. Mazrui August 3‚ 2004 Contents ABOUT THIS COURSE.............................................................................................................................. 1 ABOUT SWAHILI....................................................................................................................................... 1 LESSON 1: ALPHABET .............................................................................................
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‘we’re’. * Stress on ‘we’ and the first and second syllables of ‘meeting’. * No stress. c. Tick the analysis of form which matches the structure in sentence (1). * subject + am / is / are + present continuous * subject + verb+ing
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children become better writers. The sequence of introducing the grammar symbols is as follows: Noun (black equilateral triangle) Article (small blue equilateral triangle) Adjective (medium dark blue equilateral triangle) Verb (red circle) Preposition (green crescent) Adverb (small orange circle) Pronoun (purple isosceles triangle) Conjunction (small pink rectangle) Interjection (golden keyhole) NOUN FAMILY Noun - a
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