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Common Irregular Verbs and Their Past Participle Forms

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Here is a list of common irregular verbs and their corresponding past participle forms:

  • take - taken
  • shake - shaken
  • wake - woken
  • teach - taught
  • sleep - slept
  • creep - crept
  • sneak - snuck
  • leap - leapt
  • keep - kept
  • beat - beaten
  • win - won
  • do - done
  • begin - began/begun
  • shoot - shot
  • lead - led
  • feed - fed
  • bring - brought
  • catch - caught
  • fight - fought
  • freeze - frozen
  • speak - spoken
  • steal - stolen
  • choose - chosen
  • write - written
  • meet - met
  • bet - bet
  • forget - forgotten
  • get - got
  • come - come
  • sing - sung
  • sting - stung
  • cling - clung
  • dream - dreamt
  • spend - spent
  • lend - lent
  • lay - laid
  • make - made
  • stink - stank
  • drink - drunk
  • sink - sank
  • hear - heard
  • give - given
  • spit - spat
  • quit - quit
  • sit - sat
  • kneel - knelt
  • feel - felt
  • rise - risen
  • drive - driven
  • ride - ridden
  • hide - hidden
  • flee - fled
  • see - seen
  • mean - meant
  • send
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Arrest: Definition, Types, and Procedures | Code of Criminal Procedure 1898

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Arrest

The arrest is sufficient if there is a submission to the custody by word or action, in which case, there is no need actual touch or confine of the body of such person. An arrest in police custody does not necessarily mean custody after formal arrest, but also includes some form of police surveillance and restrictions on the movements of the person concerned by police. Procedure for arrest of accused viz., (i) commission of offense, (ii) registration of FIR (iii) Start of investigation (iv) Collection of Evidence, and (v) arrest of the accused for the purpose of investigation.

2. Relevant Provision

Section 46 to 53 and 55 of Code of Criminal Procedure 1898

3. Reason for arrest

a. Matter of Public importance b. Administration of Justice

4. Definition

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Mesozoic and Cenozoic Sediments in Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Mesozoic Sediments in the Dinarides

Mesozoic sediments in the outer Dinarides are classic carbonate sediments, while the central and inner Dinarides have volcano-sedimentary and flysch sediments.

Triassic Period

The Triassic sediments spread over the Vrnograč and Bosanski Novi band over western Bosnia, north and northeast Herzegovina, and southeast Bosnia. The second broader band goes from Vareš over Olovo, Glasnica, and Romanija to Višegrad.

Jurassic Period

The Jurassic period sediments occupy the largest part of the outer Dinaric zone, where it is mostly developed in the limestone-dolomite facies. It is located in the area of Bihać to Gacko and Trebinje. The Jurassic age volcano sediment formations are also found in the central zone from Kozara... Continue reading "Mesozoic and Cenozoic Sediments in Bosnia and Herzegovina" »

Essential English Phrases: Questions, Object Descriptions, and Instructions

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Common English Questions

  • Is it Sunday today? / What day is it today? - No, it isn't on. It's off.
  • Is the power on? / How is the power? - No, it isn't on, it's off.
  • What is your job? - I am an IT engineer.
  • What is their name? - They are called Bolts.
  • What size cards do you need? - 85 millimeters by 55 millimeters.
  • What is your address and postal code? - c/Pepe numero pedo, CP 1111.
  • When do you want them? - Friday, please.
  • What is your telephone number? - It is 04935380.
  • How old are they? - They both are 40 years old.
  • What is your mail address? - It is [email protected].
  • Do you live in Ciudad Real? - No, we don't, we live in the south of Spain.

Describing Objects: What Do They Have?

  • John has the spanners - What does John have?
  • The students have a holiday
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Shakespeare: Much Ado About Nothing, Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet

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Much Ado About Nothing: Shakespearean Techniques

In Much Ado About Nothing, the plot is built around false appearances and the confusion they cause. The writer tells us about a young couple's adventures and calamities, whose path to the altar heavily depends on their knowledge of reality. It is precisely the lack of awareness, provoked by fake appearances, that blocks the lovers' happiness. Generally, the most common onset of identity is done through masks and disguise.

The Play's Title

The title of this comedy contains an ironic suggestion. There is a homophonic pun that alerts us to this play's substantial concerns: in Shakespeare's English, the word “nothing” was pronounced the same as “noting” (meaning “to take note”). The play... Continue reading "Shakespeare: Much Ado About Nothing, Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet" »

Business Vocabulary and Phrases: Mastering Key Concepts

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Business Vocabulary and Phrases

Tema 9

a) Opportunities: increase competition, create unemployment, reduce poverty, exploit workers, widen the gap, mean lower prices, give large companies advantages, lead to environmental damage, promote higher standards.

b) Vocabulary:

  • Free trade: the computer industry...
  • Laissez-faire, transport companies... regulation
  • France sees banking as a strategic industry
  • In an open market... restrictions
  • Since deregulation, prior to 2007... free port
  • China’s... dumping
  • The president... liberalise
  • In the EU... barriers
  • Some companies... subsidise

c) We are glad... order, without... protected, they have quoted, it is essential to have regulations, our usual meet, Kentroil market, it is useful to carry out.

Tema 10

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Understanding Neurons and Nervous Systems

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Neurons: The Basic Unit of the Nervous System

A neuron is the basic unit in the nervous system. It is a specialized conductor cell that receives and transmits electrochemical nerve impulses. A typical neuron has a cell body and long arms that conduct impulses from one body part to another.

Three Different Parts of the Neuron:

  • The cell body
  • Dendrites
  • Axon

Types of Neurons

  • Multipolar neurons have one axon and several dendrites. These are common in the brain and spinal cord.
  • Bipolar neurons have one axon and one dendrite. These are seen in the retina of the eye, the inner ear, and the olfactory (smell) area.
  • Unipolar neurons have one process extending from the cell body. The one process divides with one part acting as an axon and the other part functioning
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Mikhail Gorbachev's Impact on Cold War and Soviet Dissolution

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Mikhail Gorbachev

Joined the CPSU in 1952 and, after a relatively rapid career in the bureaucracy, was appointed Communist Party Secretary General on March 11, 1985, following the death of his predecessor, Chernenko. He immediately launched his proposal to restructure and modernize the economy and Soviet society, known as perestroika. This reform process had an immediate consequence: the USSR was to limit its international commitments and increasing military spending, especially high since the Red Army was jammed into the war in Afghanistan. To that end, Gorbachev's doctrine of novomyshlenie or "new thinking" meant ending the long conflict between East and West and pursuing standardization. During a time when international relations were marked... Continue reading "Mikhail Gorbachev's Impact on Cold War and Soviet Dissolution" »

Lenguaje textual

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-A ceiling is defined as the height of the: LOWEST LAYER OF CLOUDS OR OBSCURING PHENOMENA ALOFT THAT IS REPORTED AS BROKEN OR OVERCAST

-A certificated commercial pilot who carries passengers for hire at night or in excess of 50 NM is required to have at least: AN INSTRUMENT RATING IN THE SAME CATEGORY AND CLASS OF AIRCRAFT.

-A characteristic of the stratosphere is: RELATEVILY SMALL CHANGES IN TEMPERATURE WITH AN INCREASE IN ALTITUDE

-A coded transponder equipped with altitude reporting capability is required in all controlled airspace: AT AND ABOVE 10000 FEET MSL EXCLUDING AT AND BELOW 2500 AGL

-A common type of ground or surface based temperature inversion is that which is produced by: GROUND RADIATION ON CLEAR, COOL NIGHTS WHEN THE WIND IS LIGHT

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Pets, School, and Tech: Enhancing Modern Life

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Do Animals Contribute to Making Our Lives Easier or Better?

People who love animals can't imagine their lives without a pet at home. Dogs and cats are good companions and they help us to feel good. I have always lived with dogs and cats in my house, and some of them have been adopted, or they have adopted us because they were lost or abandoned. When they arrived home, they stayed with us. Some people think that animals infect their houses and transmit diseases to people, although that isn't true.

I think that those children who grow up with pets at home will be better people when they are older because they will learn to respect the environment and animals in the future. I'd recommend everybody have a pet at home because they will never feel... Continue reading "Pets, School, and Tech: Enhancing Modern Life" »