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برنامه آزمون های میانترم ۱۴۰۴-۱۴۰۵ (دروس سرویس) به شرط مجازی بودن امتحانات، بدین شرح است.
آخرین مهلت ثبت نمرات میانترم روز چهارشنبه 13/03/1405 خواهد بود.
برنامه آزمون های میانترم ۱۴۰۴-۱۴۰۵ (دروس سرویس) به شرط مجازی بودن امتحانات، بدین شرح است.آخرین مهلت ثبت نمرات میانترم روز چهارشنبه 13/03/1405 خواهد بود.۴۳
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سلام وقت همگی بخیر،
نمرات میانترم دپارتمان زبان ساختمان نساجی ثبت شد.
نمرات میانترم دپارتمان زبان ساختمان نساجی ثبت شد.
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سلام وقتبخیر
متاسفانه به دلیل اختلال در سامانه و یا اینترنت ضعیف نمیتوانم وارد سایت شوم. کلاس جبرانی امروز ساعت ۱۷ برگزار میشود.
متاسفانه به دلیل اختلال در سامانه و یا اینترنت ضعیف نمیتوانم وارد سایت شوم. کلاس جبرانی امروز ساعت ۱۷ برگزار میشود.
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سلام وقتبخیر
متاسفانه به دلیل اختلال در سامانه و یا اینترنت ضعیف نمیتوانم وارد سایت شوم. کلاس جبرانی امروز ساعت ۱۸ برگزار میشود.
متاسفانه به دلیل اختلال در سامانه و یا اینترنت ضعیف نمیتوانم وارد سایت شوم. کلاس جبرانی امروز ساعت ۱۸ برگزار میشود.
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English 1 1. America was discovered by Columbus in 1492.2. Where is my car? It is being repaired at this very moment.3. The Sales Department is run by Dr. Rahimi.4. Most of the world’s rubber is produced in Asia.5. By the time we arrived, the thief had been caught by the police.6. Unfortunately, all the flights have been canceled due to the heavy snow, so I can’t go to Tabriz.7. They promised that the goods will be shipped tomorrow.8. That old building will be demolished by 2 p.m. tomorrow.9. Last week, I was informed about these problems.10. She was not satisfied with the product so she was offered a refund.Practice B: Corrections1. Incorrect: Our website was designing by a small company.Correct: Our website was designed by a small company.2. Incorrect: Last month a few dozen employees have fired.Correct: Last month, a few dozen employees were fired.3. Incorrect: When we arrived, our luggage had already taken to our room.Correct: When we arrived, our luggage had already been taken to our room.4. Incorrect: The meeting holds in his office next week.Correct: The meeting is held in his office next week.5. Incorrect: Damaged goods cannot being returned.Correct: Damaged goods cannot be returned.6. Incorrect: What would you answer if you were asking that question?Correct: What would you answer if you were asked that question?7. Incorrect: Spanish is speaked in many countries in South America.Correct: Spanish is spoken in many countries in South America.8. Incorrect: The machine is out of order and has repaired.Correct: The machine is out of order and needs to be repaired.9. Incorrect: The spare parts have ordered yesterday.Correct: The spare parts were ordered yesterday.10. Incorrect: The thief was catched with the help of citizens.Correct: The thief was caught with the help of citizens.
Practice C. For each sentence, choose either the active or the passive form of the verb.1. Michael Schumacher drove for Ferrari in 2003. (active)2. In the UK, everyone drives on the left. (active)3. The Hamshahri newspaper is read by many people in Iran. (passive)4. The thieves stole the diamond last week. (active)5. This letter should be typed, not handwritten! (passive)6. Millions of dollars’ worth of damage has been caused by a storm which swept across the north of the United States last night. (passive)7. The River Karoon burst its banks after heavy rain. (active)8. Wind speeds reach ninety miles an hour in some places. (active)9. Electricity lines were brought down, leaving thousands of homes without electricity. (passive)10. One young girl was taken to the hospital after she broke her leg. (passive)Add appropriate suffixes to the words listed to make adjectives. Then use the adjectives to complete the sentences below.This car is different from any other car in the market.1. This car is different from any other car in the market.2. The city is a World Heritage Site and is famous for its classical music.3. His jokes seemed spontaneous, but were in fact carefully prepared beforehand.4. It is amazing how long this man can hold his breath and work hard underwater.5. It was a thrilling experience to see the boats afloat over the stream.6. The radiation would be at least 50 times above normal, powerful enough to kill exposed life.
Practice C. For each sentence, choose either the active or the passive form of the verb.1. Michael Schumacher drove for Ferrari in 2003. (active)2. In the UK, everyone drives on the left. (active)3. The Hamshahri newspaper is read by many people in Iran. (passive)4. The thieves stole the diamond last week. (active)5. This letter should be typed, not handwritten! (passive)6. Millions of dollars’ worth of damage has been caused by a storm which swept across the north of the United States last night. (passive)7. The River Karoon burst its banks after heavy rain. (active)8. Wind speeds reach ninety miles an hour in some places. (active)9. Electricity lines were brought down, leaving thousands of homes without electricity. (passive)10. One young girl was taken to the hospital after she broke her leg. (passive)Add appropriate suffixes to the words listed to make adjectives. Then use the adjectives to complete the sentences below.This car is different from any other car in the market.1. This car is different from any other car in the market.2. The city is a World Heritage Site and is famous for its classical music.3. His jokes seemed spontaneous, but were in fact carefully prepared beforehand.4. It is amazing how long this man can hold his breath and work hard underwater.5. It was a thrilling experience to see the boats afloat over the stream.6. The radiation would be at least 50 times above normal, powerful enough to kill exposed life.
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Chapter 6: Practice B. Look at the underlined verb in each sentence and decide if it is correct or must be changed to have subject/verb agreement. There are sentences without any error.1. The executive board, as well as some of the high ranking managers, was asked to resign because of the recent losses in the company’s profit. (Explanation: “The executive board” is singular, so use “was”. Also, “company’s” should be “the company’s”.)2. Sarah claims that she desires to study at a well-known university, but her poor attention to studying does not indicate that she likes studying. (Explanation: “Her poor attention” is singular, so use “does”.)3. A pair of good quality trainers is required if you want to go jogging. (Explanation: “A pair” is singular, so “is”.)4. There is an overload of incomplete projects which has made him tired and stressed. (Explanation: “Overload” is singular, so “is”. “Projects” is plural, but the subject is “overload”.)5. Amir and the pianist in his group proved that they were brilliant performers. (This sentence is correct; “they” and “proved” align correctly with the compound subject.)6. Tim’s preference for buying luxury watches and brand new clothes is not indicative of what he enjoys, but simply signs of his desire to waste his money. (Explanation: “Preference” is singular, so “is”.)7. The best part of windsurfing with friends is the expressions on their faces every time a giant wave approaches you. (Explanation: “The best part” is singular, so “is”. “Faces” should be plural.)
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English 2: Practice A. Choose the option which best completes the following sentences.1. b) Being unable to drive a car, he always uses public transportation.2. Marry always drinks a cup of tea after a) having the dinner.3. While c) walking home from work, I met my colleague.4. Before b) taking the exam, I reviewed my notes.5. After d) not passing the test, he hired a tutor.Practice B. Reduce the following adverbial clauses into adverbial phrases.1. Baking the cake, she asked Tim to make some coffee.2. Though having a very good resume, he didn’t get the job.3. Having arrived late, he started his lecture with a 10-minute delay.4. Using very difficult words in the test, Mrs. Lee let the students use dictionaries.5. Not being paid fairly, we will go on a strike.6. Before coming to Australia, I did not speak English.7. In a hurry, Sue left home without eating breakfast.8. Doubtful about the meaning of a word, look it up in a dictionary.9. Heated to a high degree, the machine will stop functioning.10. Not knowing the city, the tourist was lost in the busy streets of downtown.Practice C. The following sentences were incorrectly reduced. Find the mistakes and correct them.1. While drinking a glass of milk, Johnny spilled it on his dress.2. Having passed the entrance exam, John was admitted to the course.3. After leaving, she remembered meeting him at a conference once.4. Before going to bed, we put out our campfire completely.5. Viewed from a distance, the trees looked like tall buildings.Practice D. Each of the following sentences contains a dangling structure. Correct them.1. When he was only a child, Beethoven’s artistic talent was apparent.2. Completing with references, Mina submitted her thesis to her supervisor.3. As she worked on her thesis, Mina identified the relevant references as a challenge.4. Having been busy with the children, she didn't notice that two hours had passed.5. Considerably developed, the project will be ready next week.
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Underline the noun clause and its function1. The students were in trouble for what they did in the hall.Function: Object of the preposition "for"2. What my brother enjoys most is playing soccer.Function: Subject3. She explained why she couldn’t come to the party.Function: Object4. Mrs. Scott assigned whoever was late extra homework.Function: Object5. The club will give whoever wins the race a gold cup.Function: Object
Practice B: Write sentences with a noun clause1. A noun clause as a subject:What you said is very important.2. A noun clause as the object of a preposition:I am interested in what you have to say.3. A noun clause as a direct object:She knows that the test is tomorrow.4. A noun clause as a predicate nominative:The truth is that he was innocent.5. A noun clause as an indirect object:I told him that I would help.
Practice C: Fill in the blanks with the most suitable conjunction1. The poor boy couldn't ever learn who killed him.2. You'll be surprised to learn which phone I've found on the shelf.3. What I really want to find out is whether you've made this mistake on purpose.4. You should have guessed that she would surely let you down even at the most unexpected occasions.5. It's clearly understood that he took the trouble to help you in the garden.6. It is not difficult to understand why different people speak different languages.7. People, at times, can be so blind that they don't even see what is in front of their eyes.8. Where he will stay is confidential.9. I can’t rely on what you tell me.10. I’m convinced that John cheats on every exam.https://www.grammar-monster.com/glossary/predicate_nominative.htm
Practice B: Write sentences with a noun clause1. A noun clause as a subject:What you said is very important.2. A noun clause as the object of a preposition:I am interested in what you have to say.3. A noun clause as a direct object:She knows that the test is tomorrow.4. A noun clause as a predicate nominative:The truth is that he was innocent.5. A noun clause as an indirect object:I told him that I would help.
Practice C: Fill in the blanks with the most suitable conjunction1. The poor boy couldn't ever learn who killed him.2. You'll be surprised to learn which phone I've found on the shelf.3. What I really want to find out is whether you've made this mistake on purpose.4. You should have guessed that she would surely let you down even at the most unexpected occasions.5. It's clearly understood that he took the trouble to help you in the garden.6. It is not difficult to understand why different people speak different languages.7. People, at times, can be so blind that they don't even see what is in front of their eyes.8. Where he will stay is confidential.9. I can’t rely on what you tell me.10. I’m convinced that John cheats on every exam.https://www.grammar-monster.com/glossary/predicate_nominative.htm
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سلام وقت همگی بخیر،امیدوارم حال همگی خوب باشد
جهت ثبتنام در کلاس زبان عمومی سطح A2 نیمه گروهی، ظرفیت حداکثر ۳ نفر به صورت آنلاین در صورت تمایل پیام بدید.
جهت ثبتنام در کلاس زبان عمومی سطح A2 نیمه گروهی، ظرفیت حداکثر ۳ نفر به صورت آنلاین در صورت تمایل پیام بدید.
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