He could have had a lot of problems at home. 8. He might have left town. Exercise 3 1. have been, have turned, have deleted 2. have left, have dropped, have left 3. have found, have found 4. have interviewed, have hired Grammar in Context 4/e Book 3 by Sandra Elbaum ANSWER KEY 5. have forgotten 6. have written, have closed Exercise 4 1. have been 2. have bought 3. have been, have had 4. have stayed, have helped, have borrowed 5. have killed, have fallen 6. have made, have lost 7. have taken, have been, have missed Exercise 5 1. have slept 2. have died 3. have walked 4. have kissed 5. have watched 6. have eaten 7. have danced 8. have fried Exercise 6 Answers will vary. 5.5 Exercise 7 1. have left 2. have bought 3. have chosen 4. have paid 5. have had 6. have waited Exercise 8 1. have eaten, have gotten up, have written 2. have taken, have driven or have taken the car 3. have come, have saved, have bought, have taken 4. have separated, have given 5. have gone, have told, have taken, have stayed 6. have reported, have done, have thought 7. have taken, have chosen, have told, have told 8. have called, have taken, have gotten
(p. 1 European Exploration) In October 1492, Columbus landed on the island of Hispaniola (present-day Haiti and Dominican Republic). Columbus believed that he was in the outer islands of the Far East, and he made three more voyages in search of a path to Asia. During the last three voyages, Columbus reached the major islands of the Caribbean, which he named the West Indies. It was not until 1507, a year after Columbus's death, that cartographer Amerigo Vespucci suggested that Columbus had landed on an entirely new land that was far from Asia. (p. 2 European Exploration) Although Spain's new claims created the Spanish Empire, the extent of its lands was still unknown.
Aristotle was sent to Athens at the age of seventeen to study in Plato’s Academy. The city of Stagira is located close to the town of Olympiada, and approximately eight kilometers from the modern day village of Stagira. Both the philosophers belonged to different geographical locations and were born in the different time periods. One
From February 1832 to May 1834, the Beagle spent its time on the east coast of South America and the surrounding islands. Then in September of 1835, Darwin visited the Galapagos Islands where he would find his famous finches. The Beagle finally returned to England in October of 1836, Darwin then returned home to start work on forming his findings into many articles and books. From then on, he published a variety of papers and books, and finally On the Origin of Species was published in November of 1859. During the period between returning to England and the start of Origin of Species, much of his work was geological.
Explain why you would want to reach those goals first. (2-4 sentences. 2.0 points) 7. Describe at least two factors of an investment that you
Page 3. 6. Ulrich Becks theory on risk. Page 3. 7.
If you were to actually read the Odyssey it would begin in year nine of Odysseus’ ten year journey home. It is not until Book 5 of the Odyssey that we actually meet Odysseus and we only learn about the previous 9 years when he recounts his adventures to the Phaeacians. There are several accounts of Odysseus prior to the Odyssey, including Homer’s Illiad. So with that being the case I decided to include a little background information on Odysseus. Odysseus was the King of Ithaca and his wife, Penelope, was the niece of the King of Sparta.
We drank a couple bottles of Boones Farm wine and we went to bed about 0245 hrs. I heard the glass brake at the Big Daddy liquor store so I got up and went out in front of my place to see what happened I looked at the
I went home after watching the film in the theaters and I think I ended up going to sleep when the sun was coming up. I got home at around 12am and I was a little shaken from watching the movie. I left all the lights in my home. I felt so uneasy for days after watching the
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