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THE MUSEUM(the visitors are been shown the winning pictures by the museum. The winning pictures are been shown to the visitors by the museum). WILL YOUR BOSS (have you been promised a better salary?. Has a better salary been promised to you?) YOUR SISTER(jhon hadnt been sent the letter by your sister. The letter wasnt sent to jhon by your sister) THE YOUNG GIRL(the old man was offered a sit by the young girl. A sit was offered to the old man by the young girl)THEY HADNT TOLD(the thruth hadnt been told to me. I hadnt been told the thruth)

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Dear Mr. Jones

1. T, T, F, F, DS
2. On 28th July at 11 pm.
3. Because they arrived late, their room wasn’t available. / There were no rooms available.
4. The hotel regulation: guests must pay for the room in advance if they want the hotel to keep the room after the expected arrival time.
5. The price was £100 more than the Lotus Hotel.
6. Pay compensation for the trouble and expense.

Vocabulary Exercise 1

1. I worked a lot of overtime last month.
2. Some people don’t like to be asked their age.
3. Don’t leave your bags or luggage unattended.
4. We spoke to the manager about the rude hotel staff.
5. The job pays a voucher salary of £50,000 a year.
6. The hotel has got a restaurant on its premises.
7. We asked Kate to help, but she refused.
8. I’m thinking of accompanying Jenny.

Vocabulary

English Exercises

Grammar

1 - D. 2 - B. 3 - B. 4 - D. 5 - A. 6 - C. 7 - B. 8 - B. 9 - A. 10 - B.

Vocabulary

• Get married
• Leave work
• Start school
• Settle down
• Have children
• Become a grandparent
• Grow up
• Pass away
• Retire from work
• Raise a family

Reading

1 - TRUE. 2 - FALSE. 3 - FALSE. 4 - TRUE. 5 - TRUE.

6 - TRUE. 7 - TRUE. 8 - FALSE. 9 - TRUE. 10 - FALSE.

Business Correspondence Examples

Business Loan Inquiry for a New Company

Subject: Business Loan Inquiry for My New Company

Dear Sir/Madam,

I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to inquire about obtaining a business loan to finance my new company. Here are the details:

1. Business Type: I plan to start a small technology consulting firm specializing in providing IT solutions and services to local businesses.

To Help and Grows

Out and How Much

• Cultivating your own vegetables, which is easier than it seems, is a healthy option.
• As long as you keep your promise, I will keep mine.
• How often do children help parents with chores?
• Does she want to come to the cinema with us on Sunday?
• In a democracy, a vote should be cast in an election by all citizens.

Done and To Meet

Along and A Little

• Who said that my teacher was wrong?
• The other passengers are asking me whose suitcase this is.
• The more books you read, the more knowledge you (will) gain.
• The tree under which we had a nap yesterday was very large.
• How did he persuade John?

Meeting and Haven’t Done

On and Up

• She will have her car repaired next Friday.
• Tom is the best chess player in his class.
• Queen Elizabeth spends

The Impact of AI on Daily Life

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the way we live, work, and interact. Its impact on our daily lives is profound and continually expanding. AI algorithms power virtual assistants like Siri and Alexa, making information readily accessible with a simple voice command. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is profoundly shaping and will continue to influence our daily lives in numerous ways. From the moment we wake up to the time we go to bed, AI impacts various aspects of our routines. In the realm of communication, AI-powered virtual assistants like Siri, Google Assistant, and Alexa streamline tasks, answer inquiries, and manage schedules, enhancing productivity and convenience.

AI Applications Across Key Industries

Healthcare

The Double-Edged Sword of Social Media for Teens

These days, many teenagers spend a significant amount of time on social media. This habit has both positive and negative consequences that can impact their health, social lives, and daily routines.

Negative Impacts on Health and Academics

The drawbacks of excessive social media use are numerous and can be quite serious. Spending too much time on screens can harm an adolescent's well-being in several ways:

• Physical Health: Prolonged screen time can damage eyesight and cause frequent headaches or even migraines.
• Academic Performance: It consumes a great deal of time that could be dedicated to studies, leading to a loss of focus and concentration.
• Social Development: It reduces time spent in person with

Phrasal Verb Examples

1. Break Down

   Tina's computer broke down in the middle of her paper.

2. Turn Down

   She turned down all the men who asked her to marry them.

3. Look Up To

   That teacher is someone I look up to.

4. Get On With

   Does Sheila get on well with her parents?

5. Look Into

   Have scientists ever looked into the way animals communicate with humans?

6. Get By

   It is difficult for the family to get by on the money they have.

7. Look Forward To

   The girls are looking forward to seeing their grandparents again.

8. Come Up With

   The inventor came up with a solution to the problem in a dream.

9. Put Off

   They have put off the meeting until next Friday.

10. Work Out

    It was difficult to work out what was happening in the story.

11. Look Up

    Will you look up this word in the dictionary?

12. Drop Out

    I didn't know

Common English Question Structures

How many languages does she speak? Where does she work? What do they supply?
How much does it cost? When did the company start? Where did they establish their headquarters?
Why did they cancel? How many did he order? Note: Did indicates the Past Simple tense.

Active and Passive Voice Transformations

Present Simple

• Active: Verb + -s/-es
• Passive: am / is / are + past participle

Past Simple

• Active: Verb + -ed (or irregular form)
• Passive: was / were + past participle

Future Simple

• Active: will + verb
• Passive: will be + past participle

Present Perfect

• Active: have / has + past participle
• Passive: have / has been + past participle

Modal Verbs

• Active: modal + verb
• Passive: modal + be + past participle

Comparative and Superlative Adjectives

• Big

Dating Terminology:

• Christian Terms: BC (Before Christ), AD (Anno Domini)
• Secular Terms: BCE (Before the Common Era), CE (Common Era)

I. The Classical Period (1200 BC - 455 AD)

A. Homeric or Heroic Period (1200 - 800 BC)

B. Classical Greek Period (800 - 200 BC)

C. Classical Roman Period (200 BC - 455 AD)

D. Patristic Period (70 AD - 455 AD)

II. The Medieval Period (428 - 1450)

A. The Old English (Anglo-Saxon) Period (428 - 1066)

B. The Middle English Period (1066 - 1450)

III. The Renaissance and Reformation Period (1485 - 1649)

A. Early Tudor Period (1485 - 1558)

B. Elizabethan Period (1558 - 1603)

This period marks the works of William Shakespeare.

C. Jacobean Period (1603 - 1625)

D. Caroline Age (1625 - 1649)

IV. The Enlightenment (Neoclassical) Period (1660