9.
a) I'm going to invite daisy to York.
b) I'm having my lecture on Maths at 10.00 and meeting harry at 12.30
c) I'm taking a taxi.
d) We are going to the concert today.
10.
I'm giving a lesson at two'o clock tomorrow- it means that a lesson is given sharply (at correct time) on 2'o clock tomorrow
I will be giving a lesson at two'o clock tomorrow- it means that a lesson will be given during 2'o clock tomorrow.
i will have given the lesson at two'o clock tomorrow- it means that a lesson will be given already at 2'o clock tomorrow.
He is taking his exam next week- the sentence is given in present continuous tense (is taking)
He will be taking his exam next week- the sentence is given in future continuous tense (will be taking)
I would think B the feeling or association with the word. words can change meaning by the way a word is said. the type of emphasis denotes the meaning.
Answer:
B - Any member of the military caught returning slaves to former owners will be dismissed.
Explanation:
The excerpt starts by addressing people of the military (All officers or persons in the military of naval service of the United States). Then states they are 'prohibiited' to return fugitives who have escapted from 'service or labor' and if they are found guildity they will be 'dismissed from service'.
Answer: B.
Explanation: Option D is discarded because the sentence clearly needs to have its punctuation fixed; option C is wrong because the independent clause "it was unbelievable..." cannot be introduced with a comma, and while options A and B seem viable, the abrupt interruption of the normal flow of the sentence demands the use of dashes.
Answer:
what's your essay.
Explanation:
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