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Colonial political gatherings laws are invoked to deny the ever popular opposition from disbursing their constitutional onus
Why Magufuli administration misses the point on Government splurge
Why Magufuli administration misses the point on Government splurge
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All this is considered okay
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Those in power urge their fraternity to disable the opposition from fulfilling their constitutional mandate
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Such political hawkish stance still contemplate national veneration
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I need no further emphasis respect must be earned, and not courted with injustices to weaken political rivals!
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On the matter of teenage mothers being barred from resuming school, Magufuli has misled Tanzanians. He'd rather have said they should go to different schools or special schools created to help them adapt well, NOT barring them altogether.
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He is misleading no one; those restrictions have been there since 1970s. He is just upholding the status quo just as other former heads of state. STOP B-I-T-C-H-I-N-G AROUND.
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"mostly fruition" have you spotted something amiss? an adverb preceding a noun?
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SERIKALI [emoji38][emoji6][emoji55][emoji21]
SERIKALI I
"Serikali imeweka dira itakayowawezesha wasichana kuendelea na masomo baada ya kujifungua huku wale waliowapa mimba, wakishughulikiwa kikamilifu." Paulina Mkonongo, Mkurugenzi wa Elimu ya Sekondari, Wizara ya Elimu - 01 Disemba 2015.
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SERIKALI II
"Serikali imeamua kuwa wanafunzi wa kike wanaopata mimba wakiwa shuleni wasifukuzwe, bali waendelee na masomo." Ummy Mwalimu, Waziri wa Afya, akiwa Chuo kikuu kishiriki cha UDSM cha Elimu (DUCE), 27 Aprili 2017.
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SERIKALI III
"Serikali inaelekeza Wasichana wanaojifungua warudi na kuendelea na masomo shuleni." Makamu wa Rais, Mama Samia Suluhu Hassan (06 June 2017- Gazeti la The Citzen).
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SERIKALI IV
"Katika kipindi changu cha utawala, mwanafunzi yeyote wa kike (shule ya msingi na sekondari) akipata mimba ni marufuku kurudi shuleni. Siwezi fanya kazi ya kusomesha wazazi." Rais John Pombe Magufuli, 22 Juni 2017, Bagamoyo - Pwani.
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SERIKALI [emoji38][emoji6][emoji55][emoji21]
SERIKALI I
"Serikali imeweka dira itakayowawezesha wasichana kuendelea na masomo baada ya kujifungua huku wale waliowapa mimba, wakishughulikiwa kikamilifu." Paulina Mkonongo, Mkurugenzi wa Elimu ya Sekondari, Wizara ya Elimu - 01 Disemba 2015.
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SERIKALI II
"Serikali imeamua kuwa wanafunzi wa kike wanaopata mimba wakiwa shuleni wasifukuzwe, bali waendelee na masomo." Ummy Mwalimu, Waziri wa Afya, akiwa Chuo kikuu kishiriki cha UDSM cha Elimu (DUCE), 27 Aprili 2017.
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SERIKALI III
"Serikali inaelekeza Wasichana wanaojifungua warudi na kuendelea na masomo shuleni." Makamu wa Rais, Mama Samia Suluhu Hassan (06 June 2017- Gazeti la The Citzen).
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SERIKALI IV
"Katika kipindi changu cha utawala, mwanafunzi yeyote wa kike (shule ya msingi na sekondari) akipata mimba ni marufuku kurudi shuleni. Siwezi fanya kazi ya kusomesha wazazi." Rais John Pombe Magufuli, 22 Juni 2017, Bagamoyo - Pwani.
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I am glad you have no issues with its content and that matters most.
I am not here to teach you grammar but consult more on that then you will know it is not a mistake. English grows at frenetic pace and it appears the bus left you behind just get in on a cab to catch up
mostly /ˈməʊs(t)li /
▸ adverb as regards the greater part or number:
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I made some good friends, but mostly met closed-minded people.
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"mostly met" an adverb preceding a verb = correct
"exclusively, male." correct even in the absence of comma between "exclusively and male" because "exclusively" is an adverb and "Male" is adjective.
you copied from: here
Your "mostly fruition" is incorrect.
""mostly fruition" of statutory rape" incorrect.
"mostly a fruition of statutory rape" "mostly a result of statutory rape" = Correct, I am really sorry to pop your bubble.
No matter at what pace English grows the rules remain the same: "adverb precedes verb, adjective or another adverb. Adverb will never go before a Noun" sorry to rupture your bubble!
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Silence please here is a genius at work!
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Adverb mostly is for both nouns and verbs
I gave you an example from the dictionary you still disputes it what else are you good at?
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There is no any adverb that comes before Noun. Post it here, and I will never comment on this thread ever again.
Your post from dictionary carries adverb "mostly" preceding "verb" met, and adverb "exclusively" preceding "adjective" male.
Male is not a noun.
Where did you display an adverb comes before a noun? There is no such a thing in English.
"mostly fruition" this is incorrect.
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