... R
TH
R
1
(3–18)
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V
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+
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2
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R
1
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R
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4
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Algebraic manipulation yields Equation 3–19.
(3–19)
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V
IN
+
R
2
) R
3
)
R
2
R
3
R
4
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Specifications for ... 2–22.
(2–20)
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2
+
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R
2
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3
)R
4
R
2
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R
1
) R
2
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* R
2
(2–21)
V
OUT
+ I
2
R
4
(2–22)
V
OUT
+ V
R
4
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R...
... used to interpret these formulas.
This hardware interpretation is what has produced the modern electronic computer.
Unfortunately, when translating from English or conver sely the members of L, ... columns a re used here for reference only
and are not used in the actual construction.
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Example 2.4.2 Truth-values for the formula A = (((¬P ) ∨ R) → (P ↔ R) ).
P R ¬P (¬P ) ∨ R P ↔ R...
... food restaurant has to hire
more people as drivers, hire more people to cook burgers for a sec-
ond or third time for the same customer, and pay for the materials
to make these free burgers, they ... customers who want your product or
service. Wanting your product or service is just the beginning.
Every customer has requirements regarding the product or ser-
vice. Think of your most rec...
... hanged for his terrible work.”
3 To receive constructive criticisms and
suggestions to improve the services
offered.
4 “A person from our rival company sent this
as your birthday present.”
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#8
1. ... computer to
malfunction?
3. Express the
first sentence in
the Picture in
another way.
4. Write another creative expression for the Cartoon Picture.
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Answers to #6
1 A Computer Serv...
... will perform, such as frying an egg, flying an
aeroplane, or being a police-officer recording details at the scene of
a crime. (Speaking is permitted for this game.)
The other students in turn name ... manner such as
‘happily’. The first student performs their act in the manner of that
word. The others try to guess what the student is doing.
It is difficult to forget what adverbs are aft...
...
longer form.
For example:
‘The horse’s trainer’ sounds the same as ‘the horses’ trainer’, so it
is clearer to say ‘the trainer of the horses’ or similar.
If a surname ends in ‘s’, as in Jones or ... confusion
The apostrophe is traditionally used for clarity in abbreviations
and other forms.
For example:
The MSc’s were awarded next.
There are two s’s in ‘grass’.
11.1 Activities: apo...
... speaker, we start a new
line.
a. the shopkeeper at the corner store
b. a friend
c. a policeman
d. a favourite star or sportsperson
e. an astronaut
f. an uncle or aunt
3. Students are given a copy ... practise
on their own in their grammar exercise books. Some sentences
should be given for homework to demonstrate independent
learning and accuracy. It is, as always, important for the wo...
... Abbreviated Word Abbreviated
noun n preposition prep
verb vb conjunction conj
pronoun pron interjection interj
adjective adj exclamation excl
adverb adv subject subj
article art predicate pred
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G ... parts of speech, it is now appropriate for them
to start using abbreviations, in order to save time and space. At
this point too, articles may be included with their nouns unless
otherwise...
... fine tree.
subject form of verb ‘to be’ complement
‘The plant’ and ‘fine tree’ refer to the same thing.
A rule of thumb, recited by school children through genera-
tions, can still serve as a reminder: ... object
It would be clear, now, that teaching grammar is much easier with
a structured program. After our recent study of subject and object,
the term ‘complement’ will be easy to understan...
... the correct verb (orally and in
writing)
Transitive and intransitive verbs
Definition: the word ‘transitive’ is from Latin trans meaning
‘across’. A transitive verb is one that moves across to ... has arrived
but both/all have arrived
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M o r e A b o u t V e r b s
A
Uncountable forms are mainly in the singular.
For example:
much, little, less …
Too much rain floods (sing.) the river
T...