adverb clause of reason or cause

... his exam because he worked hard  Because of ……… ……… 9 She stayed at home because her mother was sick  Because of ……… ……… 10 I like him because his father is kind to me  Because of ……… ……… ... because he was sick  Because of ……… ……… 6 Mary went to bed early because she felt tired  Because of ……… ……… 7 She didn’t go to the circus with Betty because she had a bad cold  Because of ... because D because of 56 I couldn’t read the letter ……… the darkness A despite B in spite of C because of D because 57 The boys were punished - he made many mistakes A in spite of B because

Ngày tải lên: 27/07/2014, 22:20

... (19)7 Adverb Clause of Place These clauses are introduced by where (20)7 Adverb Clause of Place (21)8 Adverb Clause of Manner These clauses are introduced by as, as if (22)8 Adverb Clause of ... (15)5 Adverb Clause of Result (16)5 Adverb Clause of Result  Tom was so weak that he could not run. (17)6 Adverb Clause of Purpose These clauses are always linked with so that, in order ... (1)Adverb Clause  What is an Adverb?  What is a Clause? (2)What is an Adverb? (3)What is a Clause? It is a group of words which form a grammatical unit and which

Ngày tải lên: 10/04/2021, 05:54

... Because of C because of  because 54 B as  as if 55 C so as to  so as not to 56 C because  because of/ thanks to 57 C in order to  in order that 58 59 C owing to  because B in order  in order ... …………………………………………………………………………… ADVERBIAL CLAUSES OF REASON/ CAUSE/ PURPOSE/ MANNER Câ u Đáp án Giải thích LEVEL A2 A Because B because Because thường đứng đầu câu câu + clause Because thường đứng đầu ... For fear that 42 43 44 45 A Since B As much as C On account of D A&B are correct 46 C in order 47 A as if 48 49 50 A Seeing that B as a cause of D so that 51 52 53 C because  because of A Because

Ngày tải lên: 26/10/2019, 10:55

... York. The governor of New York appealed to King George, and he decided in favor of New York, and so, at the end of six years, the battle of titles stood just where it did when Ethan Allen tore ... conduct. For days the people spoke of it in bated breath, for they had never heard of such opposition to authority in the district, and they were afraid of the consequences. Gov. Wentworth, of New ... Gov. Tryon, of the Colony of New York, in which he claimed all the territory west of the Connecticut River, and ordering him to send a list of all persons holding land under grants from the Colony of

Ngày tải lên: 17/03/2014, 23:20

... the importance of the gentleman in the curricle. One of the individuals who has figured lately in the society of Newport is the proprietor of an important newspaper. He is not a writer, nor a teacher ... years of age, the wife of one of the leading men of Salisbury, a woman of singular excellence and dignity of character, was among the convicted She was a neighbor of Major Pike's, ... the manufacture, and for some years several parts of the process were thus performed. Gradually, his machines were discarded, and for many years before his retirement, every portion of the work was done

Ngày tải lên: 23/03/2014, 05:20

... History of Cuba; or, Notes of a Traveller by Maturin M. Ballou The Project Gutenberg EBook of History of Cuba; or, Notes of a Traveller in the Tropics, by Maturin M. Ballou This eBook is for the ... HAVANA.] History of Cuba; or, Notes of a Traveller by Maturin M. Ballou 1 SIXTH THOUSAND. HISTORY OF CUBA; OR, Notes of a Traveller in the Tropics. BEING A POLITICAL, HISTORICAL, AND STATISTICAL ACCOUNT OF ... the sea of public favor. M.M.B. CONTENTS. History of Cuba; or, Notes of a Traveller by Maturin M. Ballou 3 CHAPTER I. The Island of Cuba Early colonists Island aborigines First importation of slaves

Ngày tải lên: 24/03/2014, 03:21

... version of Theorem 1 we show: Theorem 2. Every C 1 -robustly transitive set (or diffeomorphism) ad- mits a dominated splitting. Ma˜n´e’s theorem for surface diffeomorphisms mentioned before gives ... or have Lyapunov exponents equal to zero for almost every orbit (see also [Ma4] for an outline of a possible proof). 5 Ma˜n´e also announced a ver- sion of his theorem in higher dimensions for ... point of a system with transitions can scatter to a dense... the proof for transitive sets Proof of Theorem 2 for robustly transitive diffeomorphisms Consider a transitive diffeomorphism

Ngày tải lên: 28/03/2014, 22:20

... catalytic cofactor of aminotransferase, to the reac- tion mixture [2]. The addition of PLP did not affect the activities of AT1, AT2 or AT3, suggesting that PLP binds tightly to these enzymes or extrinsic ... vivo. K m values of AT3 were estimated to be equivalent to those of known AGTs. All determined K m values, except for that of AT2 for pyruvate, were less than or equivalent to those of known aminotransferases. ... nitrogen in the form of ammonium to produce glutamate (Glu), it has not yet been clarified how Glu serves as the nitrogen donor for the synthesis of other nitrogenous compounds. The study of aminotransferases

Ngày tải lên: 29/03/2014, 09:20

... of aggregates formed in the presence of Cu 2+ [(i) and (iii)] or Zn 2+ [(ii) and (iv)], or as fibrils formed in the presence of EDTA [(v) and (vi)]. A. Olofsson et al. NMR analysis of metal-complexed ... pres- ence of a molar excess of divalent metal ions failed to attain the classic morphology of amyloid fibrils [37,46]. The aggregates of Ab(1–40) and Ab(1–42) formed in the presence of a chelating ... architecture of Ab(1–40) and Ab(1–42) aggregates are affected by the presence or absence of Cu 2+ or Zn 2+ , using turbidity measurements, thioflavin T (ThT) fluorescence, CD spectroscopy, atomic force microscopy

Ngày tải lên: 30/03/2014, 01:20

... Gathering of Reason Second Edition The Gathering of Reason Second Edition The Gathering of REASON suny series in contemporary continental philosophy DENNIS J. SCHMIDT, EDITOR The Gathering of REASON ... of showing just how the gatherings of reason fail What comes to be shown is that in each case, whether the idea posited by reason be that of the soul, of the world, or of ... theoretical knowledge only, forms the horizon of the Critique of Pure Reason What, then, does the resolution of the problem require, taking it now in its more restricted form?

Ngày tải lên: 11/06/2014, 12:44

... efficiency of IgG absorption, CS = colostrum supplement, C-0 = 302 g of CS in 4 L of water, C-200 = 302 g of CS + 200 g of casein, C-400 = 302 g of CS + 400 g of casein, FITC = fluorescein isothiocynate, ... Saturation of macromolecular transport may influence absorption of IgG. Presumably, intake of protein or IgG above maximal molecular transport would not be absorbed, and circulating IgG as a proportion ... proportion of IgG intake would decrease. Besser and Osbourn (1993) reported impaired absorption of IgG with the addition of 37 mg of BSA/ml of colostrum, whereas, the addition of 37 mg of hydrolyzed

Ngày tải lên: 18/06/2014, 10:45

... out certain qualities or to embed qualities that the product would not normally have For example, Florida oranges grow best in Florida because oranges prefer lots of sun and warm temperatures ... in an area—to the point where most of the individuals in the population live in substandard or poor conditions because of lack of work and lack of living space Mexico City, Istanbul, ... —Karl Menninger, psychiatrist Controversies Conflicting data, or facts that seemingly can t be incorporated into the same theory, often cause controversies among scientists The controversies can

Ngày tải lên: 18/06/2014, 17:20

... 3&4 CLAUSES OF PURPOSE Teacher :TRAN THI THANH THAO TRAN PHU HIGH SHOOL 4 4 PRACTICE 3 CLAUSES OF PURPOSE Ex: Peter does morning exercises so that he will be healthier . FORM: I. CLAUSES OF ... 6 6 I. CLAUSES OF PURPOSE with SO THAT/ IN ORDER THAT PRACTICE 3 CLAUSES OF PURPOSE or : She tries to study hard in order not to get bad marks. Ex: She tries to study hard in order to ... speaking softly so that ………………………… could hear 14 HOMEWORK: I Must catch : * Answer the questions with WHY/WHAT…FOR using : Clauses of purpose with SO THAT/IN ORDER THAT or Phrases of purpose

Ngày tải lên: 16/07/2014, 06:00

... be part of the meaning of ‘a sensation of pain’ A description like the type of sensation that is an effect of cause C... sensations of pain and pleasure or, in other words, bodily ... general structure of the world, as knowledge and reflection constantly progress A further, more theoretical, reason for why there are few attempts to merge the theoretical and practical ... the palms of one’s hands, one screams or groans Some of these potentially intentional forms of behaviour are obviously designed to eliminate or minimize both the sensation of pain and

Ngày tải lên: 05/08/2014, 13:20

... role of learning. possibly) get rid of the pain, for no instinct of mine gears the pressing of buttons to the relief of pains. I perform the action of causing the button to be pressed because ... desire states of affairs only in proportion to how much pleasure they offer us), this would remove one avenue of objection against the satisfactionalist goal of maximizing different forms of pleasure ... one is not more averse, either for its own sake or because of its other consequences. Although perhaps not in this particular instance—but, say, in that of getting a pleasure—a desire for an end

Ngày tải lên: 05/08/2014, 13:20

... truth of p prior to, and thus independently of, becoming convinced of the truth of q For otherwise one’s endorsement of the truth of q cannot result from the endorsement of ... truth of p, and this is essential for it to be the case that one thinks q because of a reason one possesses which has to do with p Thus, p or p & q cannot be reasons for thinking p Of ... form in the case of one’s real reasons, since one may be unaware of these As these reasons are propositions that need not form objects of thought for the subjects to whom they are reasons,...

Ngày tải lên: 05/08/2014, 13:20

... thus, that your desire for G is no longer reason-based. Then it has transformed into an acquired or derivatively intrinsic desire for G. This transformation from a reason-based or derivative desire ... will drain one’s future of all value or satisfaction: for instance, it will not deprive one of the value of experiencing sensory pleasure, for anticipating a pleasure will normally not make one ... in the case of the notion of a cognitively rational thought or desire, and (3b) in the case of the notion of. .. in accounting for the possibility of weakness of will Mental

Ngày tải lên: 05/08/2014, 13:20

... are prudentialists (or satisfactionalists of any other sort). Two Temporal Biases To be a bit more specific about our temporal partiality, there are two forms of it, or two temporal biases, the cognitive ... temporal biases that undoubtedly occur. By being tem- porally neutral I mean, as already stated, being free of all sorts of temporal partiality. Some writers, for example Parfit, have taken temporal ... view of temporal experience gives me no reason to object to this way of stat- ing the truth-conditions of tensed beliefs for, as Mellor concedes, it does not imply that they are “reducible to, or

Ngày tải lên: 05/08/2014, 13:20

... Neither vision nor tactile perception nor any other mode of perception of the external world can produce the unique impression of 3-D solidity or of filling through and through a 3-D region of space. ... one of memory Rather, it seems a reason for saying that the object of the relation of memory is not myself, but another, that it is ‘other-memory’ instead of ‘self-memory’ ( just ... Immaterialist Theories of the Self The position I shall call immaterialism denies that there are criteria for the persistence of us or our selves which refer to the identity of anything material (or physical,

Ngày tải lên: 05/08/2014, 13:20

... the notion of the whole of its existence or ‘career’. Accordingly, any shorter time during this period will be only a ‘stage’ or ‘slice’ of the thing. The thing has ‘temporal parts’, or other stages, ... distinctness of material things is worth underlining because it supports a main claim of this part of the book, to wit, that our identity in itself is nothing of importance. (It will support this ... these temporal parts or stages seem to be instantiations of the same kind as the thing of which they are stages, for example, a stage of a ship or sheep is apparently itself a ship or sheep.

Ngày tải lên: 05/08/2014, 13:20