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SIMPLE FUTURE TENSES

SIMPLE FUTURE TENSES. WILL. We use will + infinitive without to: to express a sudden decision made at the moment of speaking. To express intention or promise. To express a prediction based on opinion or beliefs. To make a request or an offer.

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Who deserved her the best?

Who deserved her the best?. 9 th Grade, English, Chapter 8. Characters in the play. Young Lady. Sculptor. Holy Man. Group of Villagers. Gold Smith. C H A R A C T E R S C O N T D . . Wise Man. Tailor. Play based on Rajasthani folk-tale. SCENE I

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SPEAKING

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Lobby Day 2014

Lobby Day 2014. The Lobby Visit: A How-To Guide. What is lobbying? A ttempting to influence decisions made government officials Different from advocating, publicly supporting or opposing on an issue, or education, informing on an issue How is it done? Face to face meetings Email

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A Guide to Successful Interview

Interview Tips. A Guide to Successful Interview. By: Gurinder Singh. Interview Tips. Topics of Discussion. Day Before the Interview Appearance for the Interview Day of the Interview During Interview Questions to ask the Interviewer After the Interview. Research the Company

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Punctuation

Punctuation. Elisa and Maya 5.1. Punctuation -Notes. Punctuation helps us form sentences in order to make sense. There are different types of Punctuation that one can use. Examples of punctuation:. Capital Letters : used for names, titles, places and to start a sentence.

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