1. <u> </u><u>We are going to <em>organise</em></u> a surprise party for Leonardo's birthday on sunday.
2. Sandra is <u>going to <em>fly</em></u> to Qatar for her cousin's wedding tonight.
3. <u>Why aren't</u> you <u>going to <em>join</em></u> us at Oscar's graduation ceremony this friday?
4. They<u> </u><u>do <em>not have</em></u> a holiday in Brazil this year.
5. I <u>was going to <em>buy</em></u> Vera a present for her new flat this afternoon.
6. <u>Is you're</u> mum <u>going to <em>cook</em> dinner</u> for everyone tonight?
7. Judy is ill. <u>She will <em>not</em> <em>be</em> </u><em><u>attending</u></em> today's meeting.
The pie cooled oils be what I’d pick.
The answer is B) a clear knowledge of what the author tried to say.
the answer is ‘implied’, assuming that this is the definition to the word connotation.
Well,
Not sure about Frakenstein much, but Prometheus was warned by Zeus, he gave the "gift" of fire, got punished via daily being devoured by a vulture, and I forget if a teacher told him to do it or not, I don't think so though.