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Rally at Ottawa, Sunday March 30th 2014 in front of Canadian Parliament
Rally at Ottawa, denouncing the death sentence to 529 Egyptian citizens, and denouncing the human rights violations by the military coup in Egypt.
The protestors demanded the Canadian government to take serious actions against the military coup in Egypt and its behaviour.
Alexander Neve, the secretary general of Amnesty International Canada, attended the rally and delivered a speech denouncing the silence of the Canadian government over the practices of the military coup regime in Egypt.
Sunday, March 30th 2014, in front of Canadian Parliament.
مظاهرة أوتاوا/كندا..الأحد 30 مارس 2014 أمام مبنى البرلمان الكندي
مظاهرات أوتاوا كندا... المنددة بحكم إعدام 529 مواطن مصري ، والمنددة بممارسات الانقلاب العسكري في مصر..
المتظاهرين طالبوا الحكومة الكندية باتخاذ اجراءات جدية ضد الانقلاب العسكري في مصر وممارساته.
حيث حضر المظاهرة ألكسندر نيف، أمين عام منظمة العفو الدولية بكندا وألقى كلمة على الحضور ، شجب فيها سكوت الحكومة الكندية على ممارسات نظام الإنقلاب في مصر.
الأحد 30 مارس 2014 أمام مبنى البرلمان الكندي.
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Okay so while we were at Meagan's I was talking to corey on messenger, and I couldn't fucking type on Jen's laptop. He like this horribly mis-typed sentence the best.
Teaching EFL Rule #9: When teaching grammar and sentence structure, try to maintain student interest by having your students provide the whiteboard examples. I love this.
I made students move their desks so I could take this picture.
SENTENCE
Sentence
Def: -Sentence is a group of related words that must contain a subject and a verb. It always gives the full meaning of its own. It is not dependent on anything for its purpose. It always starts with a capital letter and ends with a full stop.
Function wise, Sentences are of four types. They are
Declarative sentencesInterrogative sentencesExclamatory sentencesImperative sentences
Declarative sentences
Def: - Declarative sentences are informative. They tell information about things. They always end with a full stop.
The dog is a faithful animal.Sheela is a student.The sun revolves around the sun.The chair has four legs.Rina is a school teacher.
Interrogative sentences
Def: - Interrogative sentences ask questions about things. They always end with a question mark(?). They either start with WH (When, where, why, how, what, who) words + helping verb or only with helping verbs.
With WH words + helping verb.
Who are you?Where is your home?How many children do you have?How is your life going?Why are you laughing?What is your name?
With helping verbs only.
Is he alone?Are you crazy?Am I stupid?Was Alina beautiful?Were they angry?Will you marry me?Shall we go?May I come in?Might they know?Can I go?Could you do me a favour?Must she leave now?Does Vector speak English?Do they play football?
Imperative sentences
Def: - Imperative sentences give command, instruction, suggestion, or make a request. englishwithghazali.com/sentences/
At 26:28 in CNet's Buzz Out Loud podcast epidsode 751, Tom Merritt spouted a sentence that he said not to try diagramming that sentence. I didn't listen.
Yep, I went there.
This depicts a personal feeling I've had lately. It has nothing to do with the person in the photograph.
Given a brief with a sentence "Look for clashing colours, the more lurid the better." Bang Byoung-Sang. This is my interpretation.
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"We hate love. We love hate"
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