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1. The data obtained by this group of scientists are being carefully analyzed and studied.
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2. Having selected the major topic the investigator must decide what to read.
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3. My colleague being away, I had to make the decision myself.
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4. We are interested in being invited to the conference.
5. They had a number of reasons for questioning his theory.
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6. Looked at from a different angle the problem didnt seem very difficult.
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7. People are afraid of having time to think, so they go to the cinema, watch TV, go to the concert hall.
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1. I insist in conducting the experiment in his laboratory.
I insist ON conducting the experiment in his laboratory.
2. Bill is always at the conferences, because he enjoys to learn something new.
Bill is always at the conferences, because he enjoys LEARNING something new.
3. I dont mind to sit here but Id prefer to sit by the window.
I dont mind SITTING here but Id prefer to sit by the window.
4. Tom looked at me without say anything.
Tom looked at me without SAYING anything.
5. He didnt approve at her defining gender stratification.
He didnt approve OF her defining gender stratification.
6. I object of his borrowing these ideas from you.
I object AGAINST his borrowing these ideas from you.
7. I avoided to speaking to them about that matter.
I avoided speaking to them about that matter.
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1. This film is not worth seen.
This film is not worth seeing
2. Our educational system needs being reformed.
Our education system needs being reformed.
3. I enjoyed the book because it was very interested.
I enjoyed the book because it was very interesting.
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4. They were shocking when they heard the news.
They were shocked when they heard the news
5. Are you interesting in sociology?
Are you interested in sociology?
6. Being an orphan at six, he was brought up by a distant relative.
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7. She often complains on having problems with her children.
She often complains of having problems with her children
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1) Being polite, neat, and family-oriented are characteristics of the well-socialized American.
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2)Socialization is the process of learning how to behave in the society we live in.
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