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Night rating

Classified in Teaching & Education

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( Ejercicio1 → 1:turn/up; 2:brought/up; 3:take/out; 4:back/up; 5:go on; 6:put/off; ) ( Ejercicio2 → 1:price tag / 2:amount / 3:distressing / 4:gratefull / 5:property / 6:nod ) ( Ejercicio3 → 1:...Warned us Not to approach the suspect. / 2:...Ordered me to lock the door. / 3:...Admitted that he put the jeans in his bag . / 4:...Complained That there had been too many burglaries in their neighbourhood. / 5:...wondered where i was the night before ./ 6:...Asked Tom not to Say anything to Mum . ) ( Ejercicio5 → 1: IKEA is a successful furmiture shop where i buy a lot of my furniture There. / 2. I'm starting a new job at software company which employs Over 200 people . / 3.The customer whose bag was stolen from the Restaurant was really
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Everyday Conversations in English

Classified in Language

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Lost Luggage

A: Hello? Is anybody there?

B: Yes, hello. You are talking to Customer Service of the Washington Central Airport. How can we help you?

A: I wish you could. Last Saturday, I came back from Paris on the United Airlines flight at 11:00 PM. Upon arrival, I looked for my luggage, but I never saw it again. What did you do with my suitcase? Did you lose it or something else?

B: Sir, calm down. We didn't lose your luggage. The suitcase could be on the next flight. Wait until then, and if the suitcase doesn't appear, we will talk to the crew.

A: Okay, but I need that suitcase right now. I had the ticket for my next flight in there, and that flight is in 20 minutes.

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FAmily matters

Classified in History

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The short story “The Force of Circumstances” symbolizes the British imperialism.

With the figure of Guy, the protagonist of the story, the author wants to personificate the British colonization in Malaysia. The fact that Guy uses the love the Malay woman has for him to stop himself of feeling lonely and then leaving her alone with kids, shows the egoism of many British people living in Malaysia while M. Was a British colony and the trouble and conflicts they caused in the country. With this story the author also wants to point out the difference between both cultures and with the example of Doris, how the whites wanted to impregnate their own culture without caring and respecting the culture of local people.

The short story “An Outpost

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Organization Chart and Business Hours

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The Organization Chart

The organization chart is composed of the head of the establishment, one head in each section, area supervisors, and trainees or people with temporary reinforcement contracts for campaigns.

Within the company, in each establishment, an estimated number of sales is proposed.

Business Hours

The company opens at ten o'clock and closes at half past nine. During the Christmas season, it closes at ten. On Sundays, it opens from twelve to nine.

In this chart, we can see the busiest hours on Saturdays.

Sales of Music and Films

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Angular Data Binding and Lifecycle Hooks

Classified in Design and Engineering

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Binding

One Way Binding

{{pageTitle}}

Two Way Binding
Property Binding
Attribute BindingOk
Class Binding
Selected
ngClass

{{customer.name}}
Style Binding
ngStyle

{{customer.name}}
Component Binding
Directive Binding
Customer
Event BindingSave
$event

Lifecycle Hooks

OnInitexport class Customer implements OnInit {
ngOnInit() {}
}
OnChangesexport class Customer implements OnChanges {
ngOnChanges() {}
}
AfterViewInitexport class Customer implements AfterViewInit {
ngAfterViewInit() {}
}
OnDestroyexport class Customer implements OnDestroy {
ngOnDestroy() {}
}

Pipes

Upper Case

{{customer.name | uppercase}}

Lower Case

{{customer.name | lowercase}}

Date

{{orderDate | date:'medium'}}

Date Format

{{orderDate | date:'yMMMd'}}

Currency

{{price | currency}}

Percent

{{taxes | percent:

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Time of useful consciousness

Classified in Geology

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3.5 billion years old
 embedded in rocks in western Australia: stromatolites(fosilized bacteria)                
Prokaryotes dominated from 3.5 to 2 billion years ago.
 During this time, the first divergence occurred:Bacteria and archeae
5.  First photosynthetic organisms around 3.5 billion years but Oxygen began accumulating in the atmosphere about 2.7 billion years ago. Cyanobacteria are photosynthetic prokaryotes that are still present today → produced oxygen. Sequestered carbon dioxide in organic molecules.
These bacteria changed the Earths atmosphere.
6.  The oldest eukaryotic fossils are ~2 billion years old.
 Symbiotic community of prokaryotes living within larger prokaryotes.
The first eukaryotic cells-theory of endosymbiotic


8.
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Common Irregular Verbs and Their Past Tense Forms

Classified in English

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  • be - was/were
  • catch - caught
  • choose - chose
  • come - came
  • cost - cost
  • cut - cut
  • draw - drew
  • drink - drank
  • drive - drove
  • eat - ate
  • fall - fell
  • feel - felt
  • fly - flew
  • forget - forgot
  • get - got
  • give - gave
  • go - went
  • have - had
  • hide - hid
  • know - knew
  • lead - led
  • leave - left
  • make - made
  • meet - met
  • ride - rode
  • ring - rang
  • run - ran
  • say - said
  • see - saw
  • sell - sold
  • sing - sang
  • sit - sat
  • speak - spoke
  • swim - swam
  • take - took
  • teach - taught
  • tell - told
  • understand - understood
  • wear - wore
  • win - won
  • write - wrote
  • become - became
  • begin - began
  • bite - bit
  • blow - blew
  • break - broke
  • bring - brought
  • buy - bought
  • can - could
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What is the time of the pet

Classified in Law & Jurisprudence

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Tirade-A protracted speech usually marked by intemperate, vituperative, or harshly censorious language.

Tryst-An appointed meeting or meetingplace; An agreement, often between lovers, to meet. 
Ubiquitous-Existing or being everywhere at the same time
Unrequited-Not required; not reciprocated or returned in kind. 
Untenable-Not able to be defended; not able to be occupied
Vicarious-Performed or suffered by one person as a substitute for another or to the benefit or advantage of another
Vile-Of little worth or account; Disgustingly or utterly bad.
Waft-to cause to move or go lightly by or as if by the impulse of wind or waves.
White Elephant-An object no longer of value to its owner but of value to others
Zealous-Marked by fervent partisanship for
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Essential Hotel Management Vocabulary

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Answerable to

(tapescript) Responsible to

Apprentice

Someone who works for a skilled employer for a fixed period in return for being taught the skills necessary for that job.

Bargaining

Discussing prices, etc. to get a result that is to your own advantage.

Candidate

Person who applies for a job or wants to be elected to a particular position.

Carpenter

Person whose job is making or repairing wooden things.

Chambermaids

Women whose job it is to clean and tidy hotel bedrooms.

Clientele

Group of customers or guests.

Comes Under the Remit of

(tapescript) Is the responsibility of.

Command of

Knowledge of.

Courteous

Polite.

Day-to-Day

Planning for only one day at a time.

Dealings with sb

(tapescript) Relations with sb, especially in business.

Delegates

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Tropes and Figures of Speech in Athletics

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Anaphora (Repetition of Same Group of Words at Beginning of Clauses)

Exercise builds stamina in young children; exercise builds stamina in teenagers and young adults, exercise builds stamina in older adults and senior citizens.

Epistrophe (Repetition of Same Group of Words at End of Successive Clauses)

To become a top-notch player, I thought like an athlete, I trained like an athlete, I ate like an athlete.

Anadiplosis (Repetition of Last Word of One Clause at the Beginning of Following Clause)

Mental preparation leads to training, training builds muscle tone and coordination; muscle tone and coordination, combined with focused thinking, produce athletic excellence.

Climax (Repetition of Words, Phrases, or Clauses in Order of Increasing Number or

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