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Practice Exercises for Passive Voice with Examples

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Put the sentences into Passive Voice:

a) The boys broke the window. The window was broken by the boys
b) I love my animals. My animals are loved by me
c) They didn’t see the movie. The movie wasn't seen by them
d) We have visited Paris five times. Paris has been visited by us
e) The professors will have corrected all the exams soon. All the exams will have been corrected by the profs
f) The guests ate all the food. All the food was eaten by the guests
g) Someone is robbing the bank! The bank is being robbed
h) They will have been studying the contract for weeks. The contract will have been being studied by them for weeks
i) John doesn’t like pudding. Pudding isn't liked by John
j) We will visit the grandparents tomorrow. The grandparents will be
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Understanding the Circulatory System: Heartbeat and Blood Pressure

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blood circulation: closed: blood always circulates through the blood vessels and never leaves them. double: blood must flow through the heart twice to complete a circuit. oxygenated and deoxygenated blood never mix. they circulate through different circuits. systematic and pulmonary circuits: VI>CU>AD> VD> PUL>AI

systematic/major/ general circulation pulmonary/minor circulation
/ 2 movements: systole: contraction, diastole: relaxation
cardiac circle: heartbeat: the cardiac circle is the join of phases which heart pass through in each beat
phases: atrium systole atrium contraction: atria full of blood, contract, mitral and tricuspid valves open (because atrium pressure is bigger than ventricle pressure), blood passes to ventricle,
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Human Circulatory System: Structure, Function, and Components

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The Human Circulatory System

The circulatory system is responsible for the distribution of nutrients and oxygen throughout the body.

The elimination of carbon dioxide is primarily handled by the respiratory system, with the circulatory system transporting CO2 to the lungs.

Functions of the Circulatory System

  • Distribute the nutrients from food and oxygen throughout the entire organism.
  • Collect waste substances produced by cellular metabolism and transport them to the excretory organs.

Components of the Circulatory System

Blood

Blood is a red, viscous, and saline liquid which flows within blood vessels.

Blood Vessels

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Autocratic cockpit synergistic laissez faire

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LEADING

Three key concepts:

1.LEADERSHIP

Process of leading A group and influencing that group to achieve its goals.

THEORIES OF LEADERSHIP:

TRAIT THEORIES: Search for traits or Characteristics that differentiate leaders from non leaders.

BEHAVIORAL THEORIES: Theories that isolate behaviour That differentiate effective leaders from ineffective leaders

 ▪An autocratic style leader That tends to centralize authority, make unilateral decisions, and limit Employee participation.

▪ A democratic Style a leader that tends to involve employees in decision making, Delegates authority.

▪ A laissez-faire Style leader that tends to gives his employees complete freedom to make Decisions.

CONTINGENCY THEORIES: Willingness to make great efforts to achieve

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Essential Business and Economic Vocabulary Reference

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Economic Indicators and Financial Concepts

  • Interest rate: Cost of borrowing.
  • Exchange rate: Price of currency.
  • Inflation rate: General increase in prices.
  • Labour force: Number of people working.
  • Tax incentives: Government fiscal benefits.
  • Government bureaucracy: Administrative systems.
  • Gross Domestic Product (GDP): Total economic output.
  • Unemployment rate: Percentage of people without jobs.
  • Foreign investment: Capital from overseas.
  • Balance of trade: Net difference between imports and exports.
  • Equity stake: Ownership interest or venture capital.
  • Recession: Economic downturn.
  • Shares: Units of ownership in a company.
  • Debt: Money owed.
  • Stock market: Exchange for trading shares.
  • Forecast: To predict future trends.
  • Profit margin: The difference between revenue and
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Djdkjd

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To Whom It May Concern,RE: complain about 
The reason for this letter is to express my dissatisfaction. I am sorry to say that I was extremely disappointed with .. I felt that the product / service, I received was well below the standard I expected. I had this sort of problem ... I would like your to investigate this matter, and let me know your decision. I hope that you will deal with this matter promptly as it is causing me. Waiting for your answer Yours faithfully
Please accept our sincere apologies for the inconvenience you may have experienced in respect to ... At {Comp Name}, we take pride in ensuring our customer's satisfaction. As a testament to our strive for perfection, we have taken steps to ensure that this will never happen again.
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English Verb Conjugation: To Have and To Be

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To Have: Verb Conjugation

  • Present: I have, you have, he/she/it has, we have, you have, they have
  • Preterite: I had, you had, he/she/it had, we had, you had, they had
  • Present Continuous: I am having, you are having, he/she/it is having, we are having, you are having, they are having
  • Present Perfect: I have had, you have had, he/she/it has had, we have had, you have had, they have had
  • Future: I will have, you will have, he/she/it will have, we will have, you will have, they will have
  • Future Perfect: I will have had, you will have had, he/she/it will have had, we will have had, you will have had, they will have had
  • Past Continuous: I was having, you were having, he/she/it was having, we were having, you were having, they were having
  • Past Perfect: I had
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Vocabulary and English Grammar for Beginners

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Vocabulary

Afford: permitirse, antique: antigüedad, barahona: ganga, barter: trocar, bill: cuenta, borrón: tomar, brand ñame: marca, bring in: traer, cash: efectivo, cheap: barato, cheque: cheque, coín: moneda, computer science: informática, credit card: tarjeta de crédito, customer: clienta, deal with: ocuparse, discount: descuento, earn: ganar, environment: medio ambiente, exchange: intercambio, expensive: caro, gift certifícate: cupón, half-price: mitad de precio, keep: guardar, last: durar, lend: prestar, lift: viaje, look after: cuidar, look into: echar un vistazo, make money: ganar dinero, manage money: administra dinero, mobile payment: pago con el móvil, note: billete, offline: fuera de internet, pay back: devolver, pay for:

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Breach of Duty of Care in Negligence Law

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Breach of Duty of Care

The breach element establishes fault on the defendant's part. It occurs when the claimant is able to prove that the defendant's actions lacked the required standard of care.

General Standard of Care

Following the case of Blyth v Birmingham Waterworks Co., negligence is defined as the failure to do what a reasonable person would do, or doing what a reasonable person would not do.

Reasonable Standard of Care

The application of the reasonable standard of care is exemplified in Glasgow Corporation v Muir. This case established the 'standard of the reasonable person'.

Likelihood of Harm

The principle of likelihood of harm is illustrated by Bolton v Stone. In this case, the claimant was injured when a cricket ball from the defendant'
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Vicarious Liability in Employment: Legal Principles

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Vicarious Liability in Employment Law

Key Conditions for Employment (Mackenna J)

Mackenna J outlined three conditions for a contract of employment:

  1. The employee agrees to provide their work and skills to the employer in return for a wage.
  2. The employee agrees, expressly or impliedly, to be directed as to the mode of performance.
  3. The terms of the contract are consistent with a contract of employment.

Atkin's Approach to Employment

Courts may be prepared to find a relationship akin to employment if it is just, fair, and reasonable to impose vicarious liability as a whole.

Case Example: In JGE v Portsmouth, a judge ruled that a Bishop in the Roman Catholic Church was vicariously liable for sexual abuse committed by a priest.

Cases on Vicarious Liability

Various

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