Notes, summaries, assignments, exams, and problems for English

De Antia San Miguel a BricktonFloods.Com Subjet. Complain about flood in Brickton. To whom it may concern.,

I am writing to express my strong dissatisfaction with one of your flats in Brickton, where I stayed a month ago, since everything mentioned in your advertisement different a lot from what I found.Â

Firstly, it was said in your advert that you offered a one-bed , with access to a balcony, free Wi-Fi, a sitting area, a dining space, and a fully equipped kitchen.Â

Unfortunately, I found that here was no access to a balcony, the Wi-Fi did not exist, the kitchen lacked the essential appliances mentioned in the ad, and the condition of the flat was far below expectations.Â

For all these reasons, I demanded a full refund.Â

i look forward to... Continue reading "Invention by experience" »

Mission to Aurelia: Journey Through the Cosmos

In the vast expanse of the universe, a small spacecraft hurtled through the darkness of space. Its destination was Aurelia, a distant planet discovered by astronomers back on Earth. The crew onboard—a diverse team of scientists, engineers, and explorers—had been chosen for their skills, expertise, and resilience in the face of the unknown.

Approaching Aurelia's Orbit

"Approaching Aurelia's orbit," announced Captain Chen, her voice steady and calm over the intercom. "Get ready for atmospheric entry."

The crew gathered in the observation deck, their faces reflecting a mixture of excitement and trepidation. As the spacecraft drew closer to the mysterious planet, the shimmering jewel of Aurelia sparkled... Continue reading "The Aurelia Encounter: First Contact with the Luminarians" »

Essential Linking Words for Academic Writing

• In addition: Used to add information on the same topic.
• However: Used to express contrast (But, Even so).
• Moreover: Used to introduce a new point on the same topic.
• Furthermore: Used to add information on the same topic.

The Impact of Digital Advertising

People spend a lot of time online today. Because of this, many advertising campaigns focus on the Internet, and there are adverts on every webpage that you open. Is this good business, or is it an invasion of our privacy?

The Benefits of Online Ads

On the one hand, digital advertising allows consumers to easily get information about brands or items they want to buy. Furthermore, you can compare prices effortlessly and find out where to purchase an item for... Continue reading "Digital Advertising Ethics and School Sports Equality" »

The Invisible Girl

Sarah wasn’t just quiet; she felt invisible. In her small village, where every day seemed exactly the same, her only escape was a secret diary hidden under a loose floorboard. There, she didn’t just write thoughts; she recorded strange scenes and dark feelings that felt unsettling.

The Midnight Encounter

One night, after reading an entry about a girl walking alone in the forest at midnight, a chill ran down her spine. Without really knowing why, Sarah grabbed her coat and stepped outside. The village was silent, and the forest seemed to be waiting for her. The deeper she went, the stronger the feeling grew: she was not alone.

The Shadow Revealed

Then she saw it—a shadow behind a tree, still and watching. Her breathing quickened;... Continue reading "The Diary of Shadows: A Haunting Tale of Fate" »

Essential English Vocabulary List

• Shiver: To shake because of cold or fear.
• Rant: To speak wildly and noisily; loud, violent talk.
• Cutlery: Utensils used for eating, such as knives, forks, and spoons.
• Barrister: A lawyer.
• Aghast: Filled with amazement, disgust, fear, or terror.
• Reek: An unpleasant smell; to give off unpleasant smells; to give a strong impression.
• Dreadlocks: A hairstyle in which the hair hangs in long, thick, twisted pieces.
• Demeanor: Behavior; manner of conducting oneself.
• Sheer: Absolute.
• Devious: Dishonest or deceptive; tricky.
• Regardless: In spite of everything; anyway; without regard to.
• Wink: Closing one eye quickly as a signal.
• Bail: A sum of money used as a security deposit to ensure that an accused person returns for his or her

Class C Review

Vocabulary

1. Don't let negative thoughts take over. / 2. Don't worry, pick up. / 3. I hope you keep on playing. / 4. But at the end, I gave in. / 5. Blame it on her alarm. / 6. Time to get rid of it. / 7. How do you compare? / 8. My sister is constantly complaining about it.

2. The Campaign to Stop Killer Robots

1. artificial, 2. opposed, 3. devices, 4. equipped, 5. capable, 6. matter, 7. long.

3. Complete (Same in Both Classes):

1. Viral video
2. Cutting-edge technology
3. Glued to the screen
4. You have to go in person
5. Instructions are not user-friendly

Grammar

1. Complete (Same in Both Classes - Seattle):

1. visited
2. went
3. had seen
4. have stuck
5. has tried
6. has never stayed
7. had finished
8. didn't leave
9. had put

2. Rewrite:

1. We have been working here since last year.
2. By the

Memories of a Wonderful Summer Vacation

Last summer, I had a wonderful holiday. When school finished, I was very happy because I could finally rest and have fun. I prioritized spending quality time with my family and friends.

Beach Days and Mountain Retreats

I went to the beach many times with my friends. Our activities included:

• Swimming in the sea.
• Playing volleyball.
• Eating delicious ice cream.

For one week, I traveled with my family to the mountains. We stayed in a small house. Every day, we walked and saw beautiful places. At night, we made a fire, told stories, and watched the stars. I truly enjoyed the fresh air and the quiet atmosphere.

When I came back home, I visited my grandparents and helped them in their garden. I felt happy and relaxed.... Continue reading "Reflections on Life: Childhood Memories and Future Career Goals" »

Essential English Vocabulary and Usage

• Library: She studied quietly in the library for her final exams.
• Bookshop: I found a rare poetry collection in a tiny bookshop.
• Gang: The gang painted graffiti all over the alley walls.
• Bargain: He loves shopping at flea markets for bargains.
• Camp: The kids roasted marshmallows at the camp last night.
• Field: We walked through a field full of wildflowers.
• Bigot: No one wanted to listen to the bigot’s hateful speech.
• Moustache: He shaved his moustache off for a new look.
• Vase: The vase fell and shattered into tiny pieces.
• Glass: She poured orange juice into the tall glass.
• Grocery: He works part-time at the local grocery store.
• Rudeness: Her rudeness to the waiter embarrassed everyone.
• Journey: Their journey through

Memorable Trip to Nuremberg, Germany

Last summer, my boyfriend and I traveled to Germany with another couple. We visited Nuremberg, a beautiful city with a lot of history. We were very excited because it was our first time in Germany.

First Impressions and Nuremberg Castle

When we arrived, the weather was nice, and the sun was shining. We walked around the old town and saw the famous Nuremberg Castle. It was amazing! While exploring the castle, our friends took lots of pictures. My boyfriend and I discussed how impressive the architecture was.

Local Flavors and Market Square

In the afternoon, we were hungry, so we went to a traditional German restaurant. We ate sausages and drank beer while chatting and laughing. The food was delicious! After lunch,... Continue reading "Unforgettable Journeys: Nuremberg History & Ronda Views" »

Summary and Character Analysis

“The Adventure of the Sussex Vampire” by Arthur Conan Doyle begins when detective Sherlock Holmes receives a letter from Robert Ferguson, a man deeply concerned about his wife’s strange behavior. She has been seen sucking blood from their baby’s neck, and Robert fears she may be a vampire. Consequently, Sherlock and his companion, Dr. Watson, travel to the Ferguson home in Sussex to investigate the truth.

The Investigation

Upon arrival, they meet the family: Ferguson, his Peruvian wife, their baby, and Jack, Ferguson’s teenage son from his first marriage. The atmosphere in the house is tense and unhappy. The wife remains in her room, avoiding her husband, while Jack behaves erratically. Everyone suspects... Continue reading "Sherlock Holmes and the Sussex Vampire: A Character Study" »