Correct the present tense errors in Practice 1A by rewriting each sentence.
1. I wants to get to the movies early.
2. She work for the phone company and work for her father.
3. Every winter, their mom look for a new job.
4. My kid want to go swimming.
5. My dog like the taste of beef jerky.
6. Edgar and Pablo decides to go to the store.
7. Doug cook himself dinner when he get home.
8. That dress are too expensive.
9. At the zoo, we sees elephants and giraffes.
10. The bus arrive on time most days.
1. want;
2. works, works;
3. looks;
4. wants;
5. likes;
6. decide;
7. cooks, gets;
8. is;
9. see;
10. arrives
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L’imperativo informale. La mamma di Danilo vorrebbe dargli sempre consigli per il suo benessere. Completa le frasi con la forma corretta dell’imperativo informale del verbo tra parentesi.
Danilo, _________________(dirmi) quando non ti senti bene!
Si Laura hablara español, __________ (vivir) en Panamá. ¡Le encanta ese país!
Completa las siguientes oraciones con una forma apropiada del verbo entre paréntesis.
Which of the following involves examining and evaluating information as well as weighing alternatives and considering consequences?
A. Deductive thinking B. Critical thinking C. Intuitive thinking D. Methodological thinking
After reading the passages, answer the true-false questions based on the content of the reading.
While the actual teen driving provisions have been incorporated into a second bill in Georgia, the Driving Under the Influence (DUI) legislation received a healthy amount of debate. Federal law has moved the blood alcohol content to .08 for an automatic DUI. States must comply with this in order to receive federal road funding. Georgia has a floating law that allows an officer to make a determination at .08 with .10 as the absolute limit. By not changing the law, Georgia would lose up to $200 million over five years from the federal government. The bill also added language to combat “road rage.” House Bill 385 sets up the offense of aggressive driving, which will count six points against a driver’s license. Aggressive driving is defined as operating a motor vehicle with the intent to annoy, harass, molest, intimidate, injure or obstruct another person. Those convicted could face up to 12 months in jail and $5,000 in fines. This bill passed overwhelmingly, 171 to 2. _1. To combat road rage, the Georgia House of Representatives proposed House Bill 385. _2. In Georgia, the current blood-alcohol-content rating for determining intoxication is firmly set at .08. _3. States must comply with federal laws in order to get funding for roads. _4. A conviction of aggressive driving will count six points against a driver’s license in Georgia. 5. The author’s style of writing is more entertaining than informative.