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1. Present continuous (I am doing)
Present continuous (I am doing)
Grammar In Use
Third Edition
By/ Raymond Murphy
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY
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The Olympic Games
The Olympic Games
Do you know when and where the next Olympic
Games will be held? D you know how the Olympic Games began?
ANCIENT
The beginning
Three thousand years ago people came from all over Greece to attend a special festival at Olympia. There were
celebrations and races. As time passed, the races grew bigger and more events
were included, such as wrestling, discus and javelin throwing, and chariot
racing. These events were only for men.
The history of New York
The history of New York
Where is New York?
Do you know anything about its history?
Introduction
New York is the
biggest city in the United
States of America. More than eight million
people live and work in New York.
Another ten million people live very near to the city and travel to work there
every day. NewYork is one of the most important cities in the world. It is a
centre forbusiness.
The poachers
The poachers
By the light of the moon three dark
shadowy figures were crossing the river on a raft. They did not want to be
seen. Who were they? Where were they going?
A great river formed the border between two countries. By the
light of the moon three men were crossing the dark water on a small raft. The
river was wide but the current was not strong. The river bank was thick with
trees. No one had seen the men arrive and make camp a few days earlier. A river
patrol
Capitalization
Capitalization
Rule 1. Capitalize the
first word of a quoted sentence.
Examples: He said, ‘‘Treat her as you would your own
daughter.’’
‘‘Look out!’’ she screamed. ‘‘You almost
ran into my child.’’
Rule 2. Capitalize a proper noun.
Example: Golden Gate Bridge.
Rule 3. Capitalize a
person’s title when it precedes the name. Do not
capitalize when the title is acting as a
description following the name.
A vocabulary
Absorb (verb)
to occupy the full
attention of, for example, to take in moisture or liquid.
Therapists who believe in the reality of Multiple Personality Disorder generally believe it to be caused by very severe abuse during childhood violence so extreme that the child cannot absorb the trauma in its entirety.
Therapists who believe in the reality of Multiple Personality Disorder generally believe it to be caused by very severe abuse during childhood violence so extreme that the child cannot absorb the trauma in its entirety.
Abandon (verb)
to give up without
intending to return or claim again.
Vinland was the
first European Settlement in the New World but
now was abandoned.
Abdomen (noun)
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