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Which sentence below is correct? A) I think you are mistaken, sir her maiden name is not Atkins. And I am absolutely sure it is not Perkins, either. B) I think you are mistake, sir Her maiden name is not Altkins. And I am absolutely sure it is not Perkins, neither. C) I think you are mistaken, sir. Her maiden name is not either Atkins or Perkins, I am absolutely sure of that. D) I think you are mistake, sir. Her maiden is neither Atkins or Perkins. I am absolutely sure of that. Could you pls explain me your answer.
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Which of the alternatives below is correct? A) If she were you, she will probably do the same. B) If she was you, she would probably have done the same. C) If she is you, she would probably do the same. D) If she were you, she would probably do the same. Could you please explain your choice and analyzing per alternaltives discarding unselected ?
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Pretoria, South Africa - Thamsanqa Jantjie (34) was accused of masquering as sign-language interpreter during Nelson Mandela 's memorial servisse, he stood beside President Obama and other global dignitaries and gesticulated in gibberish, told interviewers that he was a violence-prone schizophrenic and had seen angels descending in the stadium where the event was held. The assertions by the man added anothe bizarre turn to a story that has raised questions about the security at the memorial ceremony, and spread a pall of distraction and embarassament over one of South Africa 's most solemn moments. With Mr. Mandela lying in state here for a second day as thousands waited in line to pay their final respects, the government found itself unable to explain Mr. Jantjie's selection for the job, admitted it had paid a bargain rate for his services and asserted that the company that supplied him had vanished into thin air. At the national memorial for Mr. Mandela, Mr. Jantjie stood close to center-stage on the podium, clad in a dark suit, with a blue security lanyard bearing the words "state funeral" around his neck, gesticulating in what was supposed to be sign language for the deaf. The audience in the 93.000-seat stadium and hundreds of millions of television viewers around the world followed the event and his part in it. However, as a procession of leaders from Mr. Obama to Ban K-Moon, the United Nations secretary general, to President Jacob G. Zuma of South Africa delivered their eulogies, Mr. Jantje's mind was turmoil with visions and hallucinations, he said on Thrusday. What happened that day, I see angels come to the stadium, " he told the Associated Press. Later on he defended himself: "I think that I've been a Champion of sign language, "he said, describing himself as "a patient receiving treatment in schizophrenia." "However, there was no immediate medical corroboration that Mr. Jantjie was schizophrenic. (Adapted from the article written by NICHOLAS KULISH, JOHN ELIGON and ALAN COWELL for the New York Times) 1) According to the text, which of the alternatives below is correct ?A) Doctors have attested that Mr. Jantje is schizophrenic.B) Mr. Jantje's confusing performance caused turmoil during memorial, many people panicked and the situation became dangerous.C) It is nuclear how Mr. Jantje got the job as na interpreter.D) Mr. Jantje apologized for not providing a professional interpreter servisse regarding sign language.
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A check which a bank returns because it is not payable due to insufficient funds is known as: Choice the correct alternative and explain your choice with grammar and why discarting unselect alternatives.A) Out-of-balance check B) Bounced check C)Fundless check D) Non-payable check
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!!!Which sentence below is correct? A) I think you are mistaken, sir her maiden name is not Atkins. And I am absolutely sure it is not Perkins, either. B) I think you are mistake, sir Her maiden name is not Altkins. And I am absolutely sure it is not Perkins, neither. C) I think you are mistaken, sir. Her maiden name is not either Atkins or Perkins, I am absolutely sure of that. D) I think you are mistake, sir. Her maiden is neither Atkins or Perkins. I am absolutely sure of that. Could you pls explain me your answer.
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When Patrick joined the company:A) I would have already been working for the company during 5 years. B) I have already been working for the company during 5 years. C) I had already been working for the company for 5 years. D) I was already working for the company durning 5 years Could you pls explain me your answer?
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Ambicioso Which of the alternatives below is correct? A) If she were you, she will probably do the same. B) If she was you, she would probably have done the same. C) If she is you, she would probably do the same. D) If she were you, she would probably do the same. Could you please explain your choice and analyzing per alternaltives discarding unselected ?
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"This mouth we have reached breakeven point". It means that this month: A) They are finally having profit B) They are at the point in which the return on investment is exactly equal to the amount invested. C) They have managed to cut losses. D)They have reached a milestone.
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Only one of the sentences below is CORRECT. Which one is it? A) In my opinion they are much too young to get married. B) On my opinion they are too much young to get married. C) In my opinion they are not enough old to get married. D) On my opinion they do not have age enough to get married.
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The regular periodic payments that a borrower agrees to make to a lender. The definitions above refers to: A) Shares B)Installments C)Interest Rate D) Working Capital. Could you explain me all alternatives descarted and also, why your choice correspond with correct alternative? Correct alternative is one.
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Read the paragraphs below extracted from "How to give a killer presentation" by Chris Anderson (Source: Haward Business Review) and the answer the next four questions. "A little more tha a year ago, on a trip to Nairobi, Kenya, some colleagues and I met a 12 year-old Masai boy named Richard Turere, who told us a fascinating story. His Family raises livestock on the edge of a vastion park, and one of the biggest challenges is protecting the animals form lions - especially at night Richard had noticed that placing lamps in a field didn't deter lion attacks, but he'd been interested in electronics, teaching himself by for example, taking apart his parent's radio. He used that experience to devise a system of lights that would turn on and off in sequence - using solar panels, a car battery an a motorcycle indicator box - and thereby create a sense of movement that he hoped would scare off the lions. He installed the lights, and the lions stopped attacking. Soon villages elsewhere in Kenya began installing Richard's "lion lights". The story was inspiring and worthy of the broader audience that our TED conference could offer, but on the surface, Richard seemed an unlikely candidate to give a TED talk. He was painfully shy. His English was halting. When he tried to describe his invention, the sentences tumbled out incoherently. And frankly, it was hard to imagine a pretenager standing on a stage in front of 1,400 people accostumed to hearing from polished speakers such as Bill Gates, Sir teen Robinson, and Jill Bolte Taylor. But Richard's story was so compelling that we invited him to speak. In the months before the 2013 conference, we worked with him to frame his story - to find the right place to begin, and to develop a succint and logical arc of events. On the back of this inventation Richard had won a scholarship to one of Kenya's best schools, and there he had the dance to pratice the talk several times in front of a live audience. It was critical that he build his confidence to the point where is personally could shine through whe he finally gave his talk at TED, in long beach, you could tell he was nervous, but that only made him more engaging - people were hanging on his every word. The confidence was there, and every time Richard smiled, the audience melted when be finished, the response was instanteneous: a sustained stading avation. Based on their experience, I am convinced that giving a good talk is highly coachable. In a matter of hours, a speaker's content and delivery can be transformed from muddled to mesmerizing. And while my team's experience has focused on TED's 18 minutes or shorter format the lessons we've learned are rurely useful to others presenters - whether it's a CEO doing an IPO road show, a brand manager unvelling a new product or start-up pitching to VCs." 1) According to text about presentation, Richard received some coaching and only the made his presentation at TED Long Beach. What can be said about his presentation? A) The presentation was poor. Richard was nervous and audience board. B)Richard killed the topic, the presentation and the audience, as he was nervous, his voice faltered and his English was awful C)The presentation was so had, that some people were standing to go away and then it was suspended. D) The presentation was a success - people ever applauded. 2) Read the text presentations. According to the text, which of the alternatives below is correct? A) The autor chose that title to show a boy who had a brillant idea ( and "killed" a serious problem), but who also "killed" his own presentation due to several reasons (also mentioned in the text). B) Making a killer presentation is a privilegie of few fortune people such as Bill Gates, Sir Kin Robinson, and Jull Bolte Taylor. C)Give the right coaching a presentation can become a killer. D)The author is criticizing the boy. After all, he (the boy) had a killer idea, but also killed and presentation - as well as the audience.
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Read the following extracts were taken from a article from St. Louis Today. The lady in accounting at Schunuck's headquarters in Maryland Heights quictly pocketed small sums that, over three years, added up to more than $111,000, authorities said. A felony theft charge was field earlier this month. While the alleged theft was brazen-most bank robbers could only hope for such a haul - the case was merely the latest in a series of embezzment across the St. Louis Region. As prosecutors prepared to file charges in the Schunucks case, St. Louis County governement officials were untangling how a manager in the health department allegedly pilfered $ 3,4 million in public funds over six years. That same day, a former town supervisor in tiny Moro in Madison County pleaded guilty to writing small checks to himself for "office expenses" that totaled more than $750.000 over a decade. Also, a former Edwardswille police chief was sentenced for stealing $ 138,000 Worth of vehicle impound fees over a three-year-span. Other high-profile cases have emerged in the last month, too, such as two St. Louis parks workers admitting last month they used shan invoices to steal more than $ 460, 000 over eight years. The former town supervisor in tiny México in Madison County pleaded guilty to writing small checks to himself for "office expenses" that totalled more than $750,000 over a decade. It means that. A)He stopped doing that B) He acknowledged doing that C)He denied doing that D)He confessed he had a partner in crime.
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All the expression below mean the same as "to fire someone". Except: A)To sack B) To lay off C)To make someone redundant D) To retire.
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Correct the sentence by explaining grammatical errors of the sentences and indicate the only correct alternative and also the reason for your choice. Choose the only alternative that is correct. A)Janet pretends to be famous actress when she grows up. B) One of the things I like about my boss is that she is very comprehensive. She really understand us - specially when we have problems.
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Choose the alternative that completes the paragraph below correctly: P.S. Could you please explain to me your answer and why not did you choice the other alternatives with gramar contexts? ________in Liverpool, John Lennon was an English musician, singer and songwrites who rose to worldwide fame as founder member of the Beatles, one of the most successful and _____groups in the history of popular _____the group disintetrated, Lennon embraked on a solo carreer that produces iconic song, such as "Give place a chance" and "Imagine". He______Yoko Ono in 1969 and desingaged himself infant son Sean, but re-emerged with Ono in 1980 with the álbum Double Fantasy. He was murdered three weeks after its release. (Adopted from John Lennon - Wikipédia). A) Was born and raised / critical acclaimed / as / got married to B) Born and raised / critically acclaimed / as / got C) Was born and rise / critical claimed / as / got married with D) Born and created / critically claimed / how/ married
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Only one of statements below is CORRECT. Which one is it? P.S. Could you please explain to me your answer? Why did not you choose another alternative and explain me with grammatical rules? A) She needs stop taking that medicine. B) He Works in the personal department. C) I really enjoy to visiting foreign places. D) I prefer listening to music.
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Only one the sentences is CORRECT. Which one is it? A) I honestly do not understand what all the fuss about is. B) I do not honestly understand what is all the fuss about. C) I honestly do not understand What all the fuss is about. D) I do not understand what about is all the fuss. PS. Could you explain to me your choice? And also, Why did not you choose another alternative and explain me with grammatical rules?
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Choose the word or phrase which best completes each sentence. ________I was really tired, I couldn't sleep. Could you please explain to me your answer. And why did you not consider the other alternatives with gramar contexts. A) Despite B) Even Though C) In Case D) Unless
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Read the text below and decide which answer best fits each space. When Barbara was at school her friends and teachers would never have (1)____how she'd (2)____out. The (3)____daughter of a Postman, (4)_____up in a small village near Lyon in France. When she (5)_____a place at Bordeaux University to study Humanities, her parents were delighted that she was to have the educational opportunities they had lacked. (1) a) hoped b) guessed c) wonderred d) told (2) a) come b) carry c) show d) turn (3) a) singular b)only c)individual d) lonely (4) a) came b) raised c) grew d)started
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Choose the best answers Astronomers at Kitt Peak National Observatory near Tucson. Arizona have discovered what they claim are the largest structures yet observved in the universe. The structures are glowing blue arcs of light nearly 2 million trillion miles in lenght. The discoverers of these arcs think they are actually optical illusions created by light that has been bent due to the immerse gravitacional pull of a massive galaxy. The arcs are probably formed when the light from a distant galaxy is bent by the gravitational pull of another, less distant, interviewing galaxy. Even though such light-bending galaxies contain billions of stars, they still do not contain enough visible stars which alone could exert the pull needed to bend light in such a way. Therefore, it is theorized that there must be huge amounts of invisible or "dark" matter within these galaxies. Furthermore, astronomers say that there might be enough dark matter in the universe to supply enough gravity to slow the expansion of the universe and then make it eventually colapse. 1) This passage mainly deals with: a) how the universe expands b) what effects gravitational pull has on galaxies c) what "dark" matter is d) how arcs in space are created. 2) According to the passage, galaxies can bend light through their: a) extreme distance b) gravitational pull c) stars d)arcs
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One of the sentences below is correct. Which one is it? P.S.: Could you please explain your answers to me? Why didn't you choose another alternatives? Please explain it to me with grammatical rules? A) The telephone is ringing. I will go to answer it. B) I will go to travel on January. C) I feel like going dancing tonight. Would you like to join me? D) I need go to shopping this evening. Would you like to go with me?
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Complete the phrase: I ______the movie because the tickets were in my wallet, and I____it. P.S.: Could you please explain your answers to me? Why didn't you choose another alternatives? Please explain it to me with grammatical rules? A) missed - lost B) losted - miss C) miss - lost D) will miss - missed
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Which of the alternatives below is correct? P.S.: Could you please explain to me your answer ? And, because you did not choose the other alternatives, please show me the errors with gramatical references. A) I am very disappointed! You only say lies, you never say the true! B) I am very disappointing! You tell lies, you never speak the truth" C) I am very disappointed! You only speak lies, you speak the true! D) I am very disappointed! You only tell lies, you never tell the truth!
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Complete the sentence with the best word from the list below. P.S.: Could you please explain your answers to me? Why didn't you choose another alternatives? Please explain it to me with grammatical rules? One way to build rapport with your______ is by asking questions during your first few minutes on ___________. A) public / pulpit B) audience / stage C) public / stage D) audiency / pulpit
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