Military spending has become a tense subject this fall, however, when the government turned its attention to the budget.
HidroAysén is an especially tense subject in Chile because the country, more than its neighbors, is struggling to secure energy supplies to keep up with its economic growth.
On the other hand, the grammar items mostly dealt with appropriate verb tense, subject-verb agreement, count versus non-count nouns, possessive pronouns, conjunctions, and passive voice, and did not require a deep understanding of the content of the passage.
Present perfect continuous tense: subject + has/have+ been + v1 verb 1) + ing.
have fun and don't pressure your child.Don't make it a tense subject.
Adams's prior theatre pieces have addressed tense modern subjects: Nixon's trip to China, the 1985 hijacking of the cruise ship Achille Lauro, the 1994 Los Angeles earthquake, and, of course, the atom bomb.
The most tense-anxious subjects were found to have DPOAEs decreases of 3.35 ± 6 dB at 3 kHz after shooting.
Syntactically conditioned differences related to structural complexity, problematic use of tense and subject-verb agreement or bundling/DP effects, are not recorded.
The Ket verb is notoriously complex; its morphology can involve tense and subject-number suppletion (i.e., the occurrence of phonemically unrelated allomorphs, such as went as the past tense of go), discontinuous roots, and the (often lexically determined) prefixation, suffixation, and infixing of diverse series of agent and patient markers.
We make this tense using subject + will have been + (verb ing.
