Mastering English Irregular Verbs and Simple Past Tense
Essential English Irregular Verbs
Infinitive – Past Simple (Spanish Translation)
- Be – was (Ser, estar)
- Beat – beat (Golpear, derrotar)
- Become – became (Llegar a ser, convertirse)
- Begin – began (Empezar)
- Bend – bent (Doblarse)
- Bet – bet (Apostar)
- Bite – bit (Morder)
- Bleed – bled (Sangrar)
- Blow – blew (Soplar, explotar)
- Break – broke (Romper)
- Bring – brought (Traer)
- Build – built (Construir)
- Burn – burnt/burned (Quemar)
- Buy – bought (Comprar)
- Catch – caught (Coger, atrapar)
- Choose – chose (Elegir)
- Come – came (Venir)
Essential Business and Management Vocabulary Definitions
Essential Business and Workplace Terminology
- Administrative
- Connected with organizing the work of a business.
- Agenda
- A list of business items to be discussed at a meeting.
- Appliances
- Machines or devices you use at home to do jobs like cooking or cleaning. They are often electrical.
- Appointment
- A formal arrangement to meet or visit somebody at a particular time, especially for a reason connected with their work.
- Brands
- Types of product made by a particular company.
- Career Development
- How people manage their
Chiang Kai-shek, the CCP, and the Road to the Long March (1927–1937)
The Shanghai Massacres and Extermination Campaigns
- The **NRA** (National Revolutionary Army) liberated Shanghai from the warlords.
- Chiang Kai-shek feared a general strike and a **CCP** (Chinese Communist Party) takeover.
- Chiang was prepared, attacked, and killed anyone suspected of being a Communist.
- The **White Terror** resulted in many casualties.
Consequences of the Massacres
- The campaign failed to crush the Communists.
- A split occurred within the **KMT** (Kuomintang), and Chiang was temporarily expelled
Core Principles of Indian and Modern Psychology
Self, Identity, and Self-Concept in Indian Psychology
Indian Psychology views the self as spiritual, holistic, and continuous. The self is not limited to personality or ego but is rooted in consciousness.
Core Concepts of Self
- Atman: The true self; eternal, unchanging, pure consciousness beyond body and mind.
- Jiva: The individual self; Atman associated with the body, mind, desires, and karma.
- Purusha: Witness consciousness; the observer of experiences, not the doer.
Development of Self in Indian Traditions
- Identification
American History Foundations: Constitutional Era to Manifest Destiny (1787–1850)
Key Historical Questions and Answers (1787–1850)
Constitutional Era and Early Republic
- Primary Cause of Shays’ Rebellion: Farmers struggling because of debts.
- Anti-Federalists: The group that favored a weak or restricted central government.
- Constitutional Compromise on Slave Trade: Kept it open for twenty years.
- Hamilton’s Financial Plan (Exception): Did *not* include dropping import duties to encourage free trade.
- Interpretation of the French Revolution: Most Americans celebrated the spread of republican
Fundamental Concepts and Production Methods of Global Energy Sources
∆Q=mc∆T,E=hν=hc/λ,For wind(p=1/2xroxAv*3),For Hyrdro(p=ηroVgh),solar energy= irradiance x area x time.
(1Btu=1055J,1 year=3.15×10*7s,1kWh=3.6×10*6J,c(w)
=4184Jkg-1C-1,1ev=1.6×10*-19J,h=6.625×10*-34Js)
What are the main characteristic of fossil fuels?
Ans: Fossil fuels stored a large amount of chemical energy which is converted into
various other forms of energy by burning them.
How does wind power generate electricity?
Ans: – Electricity is generated by using a wind turbine.
Wind turbine consists
Cybersecurity Essentials: Principles, Mechanisms, and Defense
Computer Security Fundamentals: Core Pillars
The foundation of information security rests on five core principles, often summarized by the CIA Triad plus Authentication and Non-Repudiation (A&NR):
| Principle | Goal | Purpose | Example Mechanism |
|---|---|---|---|
| Confidentiality | Secrecy | Prevent unauthorized viewing or reading of data. | Encryption (turning plaintext into ciphertext). |
| Integrity | Accuracy | Prevent unauthorized modification or deletion of data. | Hashing (creating a fixed-length data digest). |
| Availability | Accessibility | Ensure |
Organizational Theory, Structure, Leadership and Change
Definition of Organization and Main Aspects
Give a definition of organization, illustrating and briefly describing the main aspects that characterize it. An organization is characterized by groups of individuals who carry out interdependent activities to achieve objectives and who develop and maintain stable behavior patterns. The main internal components are the social structure, the physical structure, the technology, and the culture. Organizations, from the Latin “organon,” meaning tool, aim
Read MoreSensors and Actuators: Differences, DAQ, Types & Applications
Q1: Sensors vs Actuators — Detailed Explanation
Definition of Sensor
A sensor is a device that detects, measures, or senses a physical quantity such as temperature, pressure, displacement, light, humidity, flow, etc., and converts it into a usable electrical signal (voltage, current, resistance).
Sensors act as the input element of any measurement or control system.
They form the first stage of data acquisition.
Without sensors, a system cannot perceive real-world conditions.
Definition of Actuator
An
Read MoreAccounting Templates: Trial Balance, Entries & Financials
Adjusted Trial Balance Format
Debit Column:
- Cash
- Accounts Receivable
- Interest Receivable
- Notes Receivable (short-term)
- Supplies
- Prepaid Insurance
- Prepaid Rent
- Merchandise Inventory
- Debt Investments (short-term)
- Land
- Buildings
- Equipment
- Vehicles
- Patents
- Copyrights
- Trademarks
- Goodwill
- Dividends
- Cost of Goods Sold
- Wages Expense
- Salaries Expense
- Depreciation Expense — Buildings
- Depreciation Expense — Equipment
- Insurance Expense
- Utilities Expense
- Interest Expense
- Supplies Expense
- Rent Expense
- Advertising Expense
- Delivery Expense
- Office