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Yesterday I woke up, got dressed and got ready for school. After school, I walked my dog. I ate dinner. Then I went to bed.
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Reading minds. I'd use this power whenever I need an answer to a question or when I'm not sure if people accept me or are comfortable about me being around them, and I can also use it to see what people think of me.
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a Theory
Explanation:
A theory is an <u><em>initial explanation</em></u> to an event/occurrence which is made <u><em>based on an educated guess </em></u>that can be considered as 'scientifically plausible' . (This means that we can't really hold a theory as fact since it hasn't been scientifically proven. )
The excerpt above fill all requirements of a theory:
1. It tried to explain a certain occurrence (how countries become wealthier their cultures shift to become more tolerant and open )
2. It is an educated guess (It is mentioned that Professor Chang has spent years studying human history and social change , this means that he had at least some level of expertise regarding the subject)
3. But it has not been really proven yet, since Professor Chang hasn't develop a scientific research to test the theory.
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Address: ……………….
Date: …………………………
Dear Uncle,
I am sorry that I could not write to you earlier. I was so busy here in my studies because the annual examination is at hand.
The Inspector of Schools paid a surprise visit to our school today, as we were later told that somebody had complained against our school. Therefore he reached our school at 9 A.M. sharp, perhaps to see for himself whether the school starts its work in time. Before he arrived, the entire school was as if ready to receive him. He visited every classroom, office, laboratory and the library. Everywhere he found things in order and everything was neat and clean.
He entered many classrooms and saw teachers taking classes. He examined us in English and we did well. He was very much pleased with my pronunciation.
He was accompanied by the Deputy Inspector of Schools and two other officials. These officials visited other classes and examined boys in the various subjects.
Your lovely
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