expresiones con las que se puede usar cada verbo
1. in god/in my parents/the version is true/the version is fal se
2. the goverments....... the irresposable people the police officers....... the criminal for the accident
3. my plans/my cloths every day
4. What............?/accidents..........every day./contagions...................every day.
5. the ball / a boy at school. /............... the ball and scored a goal.
6. English/Maths/Science/from home
7. the Door every day/ the animals at night.
8. money /to study more
9. the error / it is a lie / it is a falsification
10. your name/the classes at school
Respuestas
Respuesta:
I remember Thanksgiving when I was in fifth grade and fully realized my parents were literally always on call. About an hour before we were to eat, my mom got the call to come into work. I was like, "Right now? On Thanksgiving?" She said, "Brianna, I'm a police officer, and I'm needed. I can't just take the day off."
It's important for me to share my background. I've lived with police officers my entire life. My father, Howard, worked 28 years for the Houston Police Department and is now a campus sergeant for a community college here in Houston. My mother, Kellye, is a captain in the criminal investigation division for the Texas Department of Public Safety and has been a police officer for 26 years.
Of course, I'd always known my parents were in law enforcement, but it was over time, as I grew up, that I really knew what that meant: My mom and dad are sworn to protect and serve at all costs.
Phoenix Mercury forward Brianna Turner, who played for Notre Dame from 2014 to '19, was named to the WNBA's All-Rookie Team in 2019. Barry Gossage/NBAE via Getty Images
For the past week, it has been hard for me to think of anything but George Floyd, the protests and the national conversation that many of us are having, but some are avoiding.
There is a coronavirus pandemic. But there is also the pandemic of police brutality. I know some people might get overwhelmed by the reaction that Floyd's death has caused, because it's everywhere. But it should be everywhere.
How can you be a citizen of this country and not want to speak out? How can you witness what we've seen in the past week and not have anything to say? I think maybe people are afraid, and they don't want to say the "wrong thing." But if you're supporting humanity and equality, I don't get how you could say the wrong thing.
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