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The Android's Awakening: A Dystopian Tale of Identity and Technology

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The Android's Awakening

Part 1

Year 2078: Humans and androids coexist on Earth. Slowly, technology replaces human life. However, a terrifying truth lies hidden: some of these fascinating machines, with feelings and thoughts like real people, are unaware of their true nature.

In this world, we meet Bernard, a renowned scientist turning 50. Grieving the recent loss of both parents, he stumbles upon a life-altering discovery while searching through old files.

In a strange folder labeled "X," he finds medical records indicating his mother, Mrs. Anne Matthews, struggled to conceive. Shocked, Bernard spends the night poring over the documents until exhaustion claims him, plunging him into a deep sleep filled with revealing dreams.

Year 2028

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English-Spanish Vocabulary and Grammar Guide

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English-Spanish Vocabulary

Common Verbs

Accomplish, achieve: conseguir, assolir

Attempt: intent

Bargain: regatejar

Cope: sortir-se'n

Decrease: reduir

Deal: oferta

Delighted: encantada

Disrupt: interrompre

Enable: permetre, fer possible

Encourage: animar, fomentar

Effort: intent, esforç

Fulfil: complir

Get started: empezar

Ignore: ignorar

Injure: ferir

Isolate: aïllar

Lack of: falta de

Litter: llençar escombreries

Misunderstand: malinterpretar

On the move: en movimiento

Promote: promocionar

Rate: tarifa

Share: compartir

Succeed: tenir èxit

Toward: hacia

Upgrade: millorar

Upcoming: próximo

Other Words

Breathtaking: imponent

Brought about: provocado

Clever move: movimiento inteligente

Force: fuerza

Funded: fundado

Stall: parada

English Grammar Review

Verb Tenses

Present Simple

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To Kill a Mockingbird: Key Questions Answered

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To Kill a Mockingbird: Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where does the story take place?

    Maycomb, Alabama.

  • What is Scout's real name?

    Jean Louise Finch.

  • Where are Scout and Jem's mother?

    She died of a sudden heart attack when Scout was two years old.

  • What is rumored about Boo Radley?

    It's rumored that he once stabbed his father with scissors.

  • Who is Dill?

    Charles Baker Harris ("Dill") is a boy staying next door for the summer with his Aunt Rachel Haverford.

  • Why does the teacher, Miss Caroline, get mad at Scout?

    Because Scout already knows how to read.

  • Why won't Walter Cunningham borrow a quarter?

    Because his family is poor and proud, and they never take anything they cannot pay back.

  • What does Walter Cunningham do at lunch at the Finches'?

    He pours molasses syrup

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Common Irregular Verbs in English with Examples

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be - was, were - been - ser o estar

fight - fought - fought - luchar

beat - beat - beaten - golpear - find - found - found - encontrar

become - became - become - llegar a ser - fly - flew - flown - volar

being - began - begun - empezar - forget - forgot - forgotten - olvidar

bend - bent - bent - doblarse - forgive - forgave - forgiven - perdonar

bet - bet - bet - apostar - freeze - froze - frozen - congelar

bite - bit - bitten - morder - get - got - got - conseguir

bleed - bled - bled - sangrar - give - gave - given - dar

blow - blew - blown - soplar - go - went - gone - ir

break - broke - broken - romper - grow - grew - grown - crecer

bring - brought - brought - traer - hang - hung - hung - colgar

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Good morning, have you got

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Dear Finny:

I´m writing to you to apologize. Sorry for being such A bad friend, I was very immature and a very jealous person. I always wanted to Be as talented as you are playing Blitzball,and I Took it as if it were a competition. But then I realized that a good Person gets glad about the achievement that their best friend obtains. I also Wanted to ask for forgiveness for making you fall from the tree, I regret it Truly. I wish we could go back to the old times when we created the “super Suicide society of the summer session”, we had a lot of fun, I really miss That. Well, I would like you to forgive me, I will try to visit you at the Hospital and I hope you get well soon  

   Sincerely

Gene


Oliver Twist: A Tale of Orphans, Thieves, and Redemption

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Character Profiles

Fagin

Fagin is a cunning criminal who exploits homeless children by training them to pickpocket for him. He also acts as a fence for stolen goods, preferring to profit from crime rather than directly engaging in it himself.

Nancy

Nancy is a young woman trapped in a life of crime as one of Fagin's former child pickpockets and the lover of the brutal Bill Sikes. Despite her circumstances, she possesses a strong moral compass and ultimately sacrifices herself to protect Oliver.

Rose Maylie

Rose Maylie is a kind and compassionate young woman who was raised by Mrs. Maylie after the death of her father. She forms a deep bond with Oliver, unaware of their familial connection.

Mr. Brownlow

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Peace: A Dream or Reality?

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Peace Speech

Imagine a World Without Conflict

Imagine living in a world without wars, fights… Now, are you happy? If you feel good, why don’t we have peace? In my opinion, we don’t have it because we don’t want to. We all think that peace will bring us happiness, but what if it doesn’t? I’m not saying that we have to have wars, I’m trying to tell you that without wars and fights the world will change a lot, but do we want that? I remember going to a party where peace was the leader, but the party was so boring. I’m not saying that I want problems, but doing something interesting would have been better.

The Advantages and Disadvantages of Peace

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Expo Hotel Barcelona: Congress Venue for Journalists

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Expo Hotel Barcelona: Your Congress Venue

Accommodating 150 Journalists in Barcelona

Dear Mr. Perez,

Thank you for your interest in Expo Hotel Barcelona. As Head of Reservations, I'm delighted to discuss your upcoming one-week congress for 150 journalists. Your event, with its numerous conferences and seminars, is perfectly suited to our hotel.

Ideal Location & Facilities

Located in Barcelona's business center, our hotel offers easy access to the airport and city-wide transportation. We provide:

  • 443 rooms: Accommodating up to 200 attendees (excluding peak seasons).
  • 9 meeting rooms: Available 24/7, equipped with high-speed Wi-Fi and fax machines.

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Formal and Polite English Questions: Examples and Corrections

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I-> more formal, polite. MAI el verb DO. Sino hi ha Question Word-> IF EJ-> I- Could you tell me what time it is? D- What time is it?// I- CYTM what time he finished? D- What time did he finished?// I- CYTM if he likes chocolate? D- Does he like chocolate?// I- CYTM how much your earn? D- How much do you earn?// I- CYTM what your first job was? D- What was your first job?// I- CYTM who your sister is? D- who is your sister?// I- Do you know where the shops are?// D- Where are the shops?// I- CYTM where i can buy a map? D- where can i buy a map?// I- Would you mind telling me what bus i need to take? D- what bus DO i need to take? // I- Could you tell me if he works here? D- Does he work here? //I- CYTM what his name is? D- What is

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Developing a Bionic Eye: A Breakthrough in Research and Innovation

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We had our photo taken. I will have the computer repaired. All the windows had been cleaned before the storm. All the milk has been drunk. A story was being told at six o'clock. A bionic eye has been developed by researchers at Melbourne University. Is the article being rewritten now? The scientist won't be paid a lot of money by them.

Mary asked me when her mother could visit me. Peter asked me if I could go home. Tom warned Mary not to touch his computer again. Angie asked me why they didn't watch a DVD after dinner.

The book, which we ordered, was very expensive. The paint of the beach, which we are sitting on, is still wet. The photographer, who had taken them in Australia, could not develop the pictures. The limb, which you haven't emptied... Continue reading "Developing a Bionic Eye: A Breakthrough in Research and Innovation" »