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I am late, shan't i?
Don't forget, cold you?
There are some chairs upstairs, are there?
Let's have a party, shall we?
My sister is permanentlly living in London
My sister always goes to London
My sister goes to London very often
My sister has goes to London at last once
Why didn't you bring the matter to my notice?
Why you did not bringing the matter to my notice?
Why dodn't you bring the matter to my notice?
Why is the matter not brought to my notice?
By whom is the mistake made?
By whom has the mistake been made?
By whom was the mistake made?
Why the mistake was made?
They said that they have won the game.
They said that they had been won the game
They said that they had won the game
They said that they would have won the game.
He said, " Let us have a glass of water".
He says, " Let me have a glass of water".
He asked , " Let me have a glass of water".
He said, " Let me have a glass of water".
The word 'patriotism' comes form a Greek word meaning fatherland. For most of history love of fatherland or homeland signifed an attachment to the physical features of the land. Bit that notion changed after the eighteenth century, when the idea of democracy, socialism. and communism strongly emerged it political thought. Patriotism was still a love of one's country that included connections to the land and people, but then also included its customs and traditions, pride in its history, and devotion to its welfare. Today most people agree that patriotsm also involves service to their country, but many disagree on how to best perform such service.- Some believe that the national government speaks for a country; therefor, all its citizens should actively support government policies and actions. Others argue that a true patriot speaks out when convinced that :heir country' is following an unwise or unjust action.
The notion of patriotism is the same over time
People do not have the same views about patriotsm
The eighteenth century saw the emergence of thinocracy
Patriotism is related to one's love for the native land.
to speak in favour of the government
to speak against the government
to conspire against the homeland
to criticize the government when it goes wrong
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