How safe? the United States boasts the safest food  in the world. Maybe so, maybe not. Each year one in four citizens suffers from a foodborne illness, and some 5,000 people die from something they ate. From to kitchen, risks crop up everywhere.

The chief topics of discussion one midsummer afternoon in a conference room at the centers for Diseas control and Prevention (cCDC) are ground beef, eggs, salad, almonds, and cilantro…

The Fitzwilliam decided not to identify the man who had caused the disaster. ‘It was a most unfortunate and regrettable accident,’ museum director Duncan Robinson said, ‘but we are gled that the visitor wasn’t seriously inyured.

The photograph of the accident was taken by another visitor, Steve Baxter. ‘We watched the man fall as if in slow motion. He was flying thought the air.

lend – lent – lent

let – let – let

lie – lay – lain

light – lighted/lit – light/lit

lose – lost – lost

make – made – made

mean – meant – meant

meet – met – met

must – had to – had to

pay – paid – paid

put – put – put

read – read – read

ride – rode – ridden

ring – rang – rung

ride – rode -  ridden

run – ran – run

say – said – said

see – saw – seen

sell – sold – sold

send – sent – sent

set – set – set

shake – shook – shaken

shine – shone – shone

shoot – shot – shot

show – showed – shown

shut – shut – shut

sing -sang – sung

sink – sank – sunk

sit – sat – sat

sleep – slept – slept

slide – slid – slid

speak – spoke – spoken

spend – spent – spent

He did morew then anyone else to invent youth culture, and as such he was considered a dangerous threat to society.

John Lennon said, “Nothing really affected me until I heard Elvis. If there hadn’t been an Elvis, there wouldn’t have been a Beatles.

On April 10, 1912, the liner Titanic, the luxurious ship they called unsinkable, left Southampton on her maiden voyage to New York. Her passengers were a mixture of the wold’s wealthiest in their magnificent first class accommodation, and immigrants packed into steerage. The ship was believed to be so safe that she carried only 20 lifeboats, enough for only half her 2.235 passengers and crew.

The History to be continued..

beat-beat-beaten

become-became-become

begin-began-begun

bite-bit-bitten

blow-blew-blown

break-broke-broken

bring-brought-brought

build-built-bulit

buy-bought-bought

can-could-been able

catch-caught-caught

choose-chose-chosen

come-came-come

cost-cost-cost

cut-cut-cut

dig-dug-dug

do-did-done

draw-drew-drawn

dream-dreamed/t-dreamed/t

drink-drank-drunk

drive-drove-driven

eat-ate-eatten

fall-fell-fallen

feed-fed-fed

fell-felt-felt

fight-fought-fought

find-found-found

fit-fit-fit

fly-flew-flown

forget-forgot-forgotten

forgive-forgave-forgiven

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