New home sales up, but sales remain slow

August 01, 2010

Sales of new U.S. single-family homes rebounded in June from the prior month's record low.For those seeking hope in the better-than-expected 23.6 percent jump in new home sales in June: it’s only one month’s data.

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2 Responses to “New home sales up, but sales remain slow”

  1. nita a Says:

    please help me on english home work….?
    Read the sentences below and indicate if they are statements of facts or inference. Write “F” for facts and “I” for Inference:

    1.The meeting of the Board of Governors was held in meeting room 7, on 15 March 2009. ( )

    2.The chairperson’s elation was clear from the wide smile on his face as he congratulated his fellow competitors on their award-winning project. ( )

    3.Although the meeting secretary said nothing, I could sense by the look on her face that she was upset over the results. ( )

    4.The meeting participants completed and returned their voting slips to the secretary. ( )

    5.The meeting did not go down well as most of the food remained untouched during the break. ( )

    6.The reason for rejecting the suggestion was obviously due to jealousy. ( )

    7.The chairperson noted all the amendments raised by the meeting members before confirming the minutes of meeting. ( )

    8.The voting demonstrated the division between the sales and accounting departments. ( )

    9.James was appointed the new treasurer for the welfare committee 2009 at the meeting. ( )

    10.The meeting ended early to avoid further conflict that may affect the unity of the committee. ( )

    Section B: Parallel Structures (10 marks)

    Correct the following sentences:

    1.The young executive is lazy, makes lots of mistakes and is always shouting at customers.

    2.There were a number of different reasons for the failure: the machine was slow, the workers hired had little experience, and that the company vision was not clearly communicated.

    3.Put the lamp on the table, the book in the shelf, and then take this tea cup to the sink in the kitchen

    4.The decision to purchase the company boat was both financially irresponsible and it the managers did not manage it well.

    5.Jack is a sports announcer, an alcoholic, and as a son he is very confused.

  2. Chen Says:

    SIM University forbides any ways to cheat and palagiarism!

    Cheating
    Cheating or attempting to cheat or attempt to cheat at or in respect of
    any examination, test, assignment or any other means of assessment
    conducted by or on behalf of the Institute. Cheating, in this context,
    includes plagiarism.

    Plagiarism / Collusion
    Plagiarism is theft of intellectual property. Students are reminded that
    plagiarism is a serious offence subject to the Institute’s disciplinary
    procedures.
    Plagiarism can mean any of the following:
    • direct copying of phrases and/or passages without a reference
    and/or quotation marks;
    • paraphrasing another writer’s work in your written work without
    citing the reference;
    • making a direct reference to an author you have not read although
    you may have read about him. The correct way is to reference the
    secondary source you have actually read rather than referencing the
    original which you have not read;
    • copying the work of another student, in part or in whole;
    • handing in written work that has already been submitted for
    assessment in another course.
    Please note that it is also a disciplinary offence for students to allow
    their work to be plagiarised by another student
    References :
    https://www6.sim.edu.sg/sim/upl/oth/nws/47973_090324144358.pdf

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