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According to an article on about.com, the verdict is: No, it’s not wrong at all. According to a usage note in the fourth edition of The American Heritage Dictionary: But may be used to begin a sentence at all levels of style. And in The King’s English (1997), Kingsley Amis says that: The idea that and must not begin a sentence, or […]
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Computer Science SS1 Second Term Week 4: Topic: Translators Introduction Translators are highly developed programs capable of converting high level language to machine language, low level language to machine language. A translator is a computer program that performs the translation of a program written in a given programming language into a functionally equivalent program in a
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The one part of speech that even experienced writers easily find confusing is preposition. More often than not, either IN or ON or AT can be grammatically correct. It entirely depends what you really mean in your statements. Hints A) It is advisable to use ON to denote a position for surfaces or a position
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For a lot of you, you have successfully scaled the UTME hurdle, and what’s left now is POST-UTME. So, the question: How can I successfully navigate this hurdle? Do read on for some success nuggets. 1. GET RELEVANT INFORMATION A lot of candidates have insufficient or poor information about how the exam will play out,
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Biology, SS 2,Week: 7 Topic: Feeding in Amoeba, Hydra and Man Amoeba Feeding Amoeba feeds on microscopic organisms such as single-celled algae and bacteria. When the amoeba encounters a suitable organism, the cytoplasm flows round the prey and engulfs it, with a drop of water, in a food vacuole. The cytoplasm secretes enzymes into the
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