Match the meaning to its abbreviation. 1. contraction 2. obsolete 3. Greek 4. Anglo-Saxon 5. plural 6. German 7. that is 8. colloquialism 9. following 10. pronoun square pl. square G. square colloq. square AS square contr. square obs. square pron. square ff. square i.e. square Gr.

Virtual reality headsets display a different image to each eye, which is technically a form of presentation. dichoptic chronoptic biopic monoptic stereoptic

Using the prefixes and roots you've learned, list three words for each of the following categories: - Medical terms: - Legal terms: Government terms: Scientific terms:

Use the sentence to answer the question. Some animals are omnivores, which means that their food comes from plant and animal sources. Which word from the sentence is an example of domain-specific language? (1 point) food sources animals omnivores

Gupta makes flamboyant art from everyday objects of Indian culture traditional African fabrics polka dots paper cut-outs

The subject matter of Damien Hirst's mother and child divided is cow and calf Virgin and Child Butterflies A shark suspended in liquid

19You have the chalk. 20. We'll see you tomorrow. 21. They have the pen. 22. Who (Quién)has the paper? 23. Do you have some books? 24. A notebook is (está) on (encima de) my $(mi)$ desk. 25. How old are you? 26. Hil How are you doing?

Fix the one word that is used incorrectly. Mason was worried that his car might break down after he noticed a quite clunking noise coming from his engine.

Fix the one word that is used incorrectly. "Can you take a wrench when you come over?" Mr Roth asked Sandeep. "We'll need it to fix the leaky pipe in the kitchen."

83. Complete the sentence with the correct simple present or present continuous form of the verb in parentheses. Do not use contractions. Example: The chicken needs (need) salt. American movies $\square $ (seem) different to Lorna.

3 Put the adverbs of degree in the correct category. Less certain $\square $