- "You say you want to die for love, but you know nothing of death, and know nothing of love
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beach holiday- city break- coach trip- day trip- five-star accommodation- holiday romance- luxury hotel- return flight -school trip- skiing gear- souvenir shop- train journey- train station- train ticket- train agent- travel companion- travel insurance- winter sports/ come across- come back- get off- get on- put on- put up- set off- set off- stop off- take off- turn back//
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Dear Chris,
It was great to hear from you. I have been thinking for a few days about how things have been going since the last time we spoke!
I think that your grandmother has had a great idea of getting a pet to keep her company. Animals are always a good option to feel loved and accompanied.
If I were you, I’d go for a dog, as it’s a very good animal for such occasions, and it will make her have to move from home to take him out for a walk. There are several different varieties to choose from, but I think that the best option for your grandmother is a little dog like a Yorkshire, or a Bichon Maltes, or some mini dogs like this, just because they are very quiet.
The other good thing about dogs is that they are... Continue reading "Choosing a Dog for Companionship & Countryside vs. Beach Holidays" »
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Everyday Inventions:
digital camera = cámara digital
dishwasher = lavavajillas
e-reader = lector electrónico
fridge-freezer = nevera
headphones = auriculares
home cinema system = sistema de cine para el hogar
laptop = portatil
microwave oven = microondas
mobile phone = mòvil
MP3 player music system = reproductor MP3
remote control = control remoto
satnav = navegación por satélite
speaker = altavoz
vacuum cleaner = aspiradora
washing machine = lavadora
Operating Technology:
charge/recharge (a battery) = cargar/recargar
connect X to Y = conectar X a Y
insert = insertar
plug in = enchufar
press a button = presiona un botón
select (a network/a programme/a track/a function) = selecciona
switch/turn on/off = encender/apagar
tap (the screen) = tocar
Prepositional
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The speaker is telling a rose that it is sick. An invisible worm that flies by night in a howling storm has penetrated its bed or center. Its secretive love is destroying the rose's life.
The poem adopts an abstract approach to the theme dealt with in The Chimney Sweeper (E). Shame and guilt result in attitudes to sexuality and physicality which bring sickness and death rather than life. Many critics find that it eludes definite interpretation. It may be seen as a companion poem to The Blossom in the Songs of Innocence.
This is an elusive poem which needs to be read in the light of Blake's beliefs about sexuality and as a Song of Experience.
EXP after the FALL:
Experience tends towards dominance, establishing itself as the only vision of reality.... Continue reading "The Sick Rose: Analysis of William Blake's Poem" »
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Antibiotics were one of the most significant inventions of the 20th century. They are used to cure many diseases that were once fatal, such as pneumonia and cholera. However, using antibiotics too often can cause problems. For example, bacteria can develop resistance to them, rendering them ineffective.
Antibiotics were discovered by Louis Pasteur in France in 1887. Antibiotics are obtained from microorganisms and work by destroying other microorganisms. This therapeutic action has saved many lives.
Antibiotics are beneficial because they cure many diseases. The main disadvantage is that doctors should prescribe them only when absolutely necessary because bacteria may... Continue reading "Antibiotics, Washing Machines, and 'Castle' TV Series" »
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Last Saturday night, my grandparents celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary. They had a big party for everyone in the ballroom of a local hotel. It was absolutely fantastic!
To begin with, the atmosphere was great. There was a band playing music from the 1970s, and when I walked in, almost everyone was dancing. The room was beautifully decorated with colorful flowers, enormous gold-colored balloons, and old photos of my grandparents. The crowd of over 200 guests was an interesting mix of young and old. Some people were wearing 1970s-style clothing and looked really cool.
While the dessert was being served, the band began to play my grandmother's favorite song, "Moon River". Suddenly, my grandparents... Continue reading "Life's Milestones: Celebrations, Choices, and Language Skills" »
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Job hunting is a synonym for job search. When you pick up the phone and the speaker wants to talk to you, you say: "Speaking". In your cover letter, you explain why you are keen on that particular job and why you think you are a good candidate for it. The European model of CV is known as Europass.
Electronic mail, or email, is a quick way of sending messages to people using the internet. How do we read the symbol @ when we write an email address? At. Give a synonym for junk mail. Spam. The files, documents, photos, and attachments that you send in your email are called attachments. The subject line is where we give an idea of what the email is about. To forward is to send the email... Continue reading "Essential English for Job Hunting and Communication" »
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-I've got some lannzas for kin
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Kathy H. is a student at Hailsham, a boarding school in England, where the teachers are known as guardians. The children are watched closely and they are often told about the importance of producing art and of being healthy (smoking is considered a taboo, almost on the level of a crime, and working in the vegetable garden is compulsory). The students' art is then displayed in an exhibition, and the best art is chosen by a woman known to the students as Madame, who keeps their work in a gallery. Kathy develops a close friendship with two other students, Ruth and Tommy. Kathy develops a fondness for Tommy, looking after him when he is bullied and having private talks with him. However, Tommy and Ruth form a relationship instead.
In an... Continue reading "The Art of Love and Fate at Hailsham School" »