What are ablaut alternations? Give an example in Present-Day English. How do ablaut patterns work in Germanic verbal paradigms? How common is this verb pattern in other Indo-European languages?

What is morphology? What are some examples of morphological change in the history of the English language?

Which of the following is an example of an unacceptable specific purpose statement?

Why did Germanic tribes come to England?

What is the case of the underlined phrase in the following sentence: My uncle might give the dog of my sister a haircut with the scissors from Walmart.

What kind of a verb is: JOG

Approximately how much oxygen does the portal vein supply the liver with?

Higher leverage generally:

Pas ce week-end! Now tell what these people are not doing this weekend, by using the negation “ne… pas”. (ne + verb + pas) 1. (étudier) Nous [BLANK-1] la physique. 2. (oublier) Toi, tu [BLANK-2] ton argent (money). 3. (chercher) Pierre [BLANK-3] le livre de maths. 4. (travailler) Claudine et Antoine [BLANK-4] à la bibliothèque. 5. (manger) Vous [BLANK-5] au resto U.

Ce week-end! Say what these people are doing this weekend by completing these sentences with the correct conjugation of the verbs in parentheses. 1. (dessiner) Nathalie [BLANK-1] pour son cours d’art. 2. (manger) Olivier et toi (vous) [BLANK-2] au resto U. 3. (commencer) Moi, je [BLANK-3] mon livre d’histoire. 4. (rencontrer) Mylène et moi (nous) [BLANK-4] Philippe et André au café. 5. (partager) Marie-Laure et Louise (elles)  [BLANK-5] une pizza. 6. (regarder) Tu [BLANK-6] la télévision.