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THE GREEK PHILOSOPHY

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Frankenstein - Chapter 12

Frankenstein - Chapter 12. " I lay on my straw, but I could not sleep. I thought of the occurrences of the day. What chiefly struck me was the gentle manners of these people, and I longed to join them, but dared not.

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Grammar and usage

Unit 4 Public Transport. Grammar and usage. Verb-ed and verb-ing. Verb-ed and verb-ing are often called participles. We can use them as an attribute to modify a noun or an adverbial of time, cause, result, manner, etc. 1. We can use a v-ed or a v-ing like an adjective.

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Greek Classical Philosophy

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How did democracy develop in Athens?

How did democracy develop in Athens?. 508 BCE Kleisthenes established the first democratic government in Athens He diminished the influential families by dividing the citizenry into demes and tribes

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Modals for permission

By Ruben van Kammen and Daley Lobregt. Modals for permission. Intro.

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Perfect Forms

Perfect Forms. Lecture 15. The perfective aspect. An earlier action or state has relevance at a later reference point , or point of orientation . perfective aspect + present tense ("Present Perfect") ? the reference point is identical with the speech moment ( John has bought a new car ).

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Infinitives as Subjects and Subject Complements

Infinitives as Subjects and Subject Complements. Infinitive: is a verb form preceded by to, that is used as a noun, an adjective, or an adverb. To cook is a necessary skill. (noun) I have a meal to prepare. (adjective) I went to get a cookbook from the library . (adverb) .

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