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Environmental Responsibility, Cultural Differences, and Robotic Pets

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Environmental Responsibility: Everyone Can Make a Difference

In my opinion, everyone can help take care of the environment by contributing their grain of sand and helping to reduce pollution.

Small Actions, Big Impact

  • Everyone can do small things to help the environment, such as recycling, so that each waste goes to its corresponding place.
  • We can also use public transport, since it pollutes much less.
  • Using bicycles or walking can also help the environment and our health.

The Consequences of Inaction

However, people also do things that exacerbate the problem, like using cars excessively, resulting in serious pollution. Throwing garbage into the seas does not help the world to improve.

If we continue like this, in a very few years, the world will be... Continue reading "Environmental Responsibility, Cultural Differences, and Robotic Pets" »

Literary Visions: Modernism, Dystopia, and Social Critique

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Christopher Isherwood: Modernism and War's Impact

Christopher Isherwood's work demonstrates a strong modernist influence, particularly in The Memorial: Portrait of a Family. This novel showcases a better integration of modernist techniques, exploring the profound effect of war on his generation.

  • New Generation: Characterized by brittle gaiety and disillusionment.
  • Older Generation: Grappling with a changed world, tormented by memories of the Edwardian era.

The novel's chronologically disorderly narrative reflects the pervasive sense of loss and collapse. Isherwood's "Berlin fiction" or "new realism" marked a significant shift in his style.

Factors for Isherwood's Stylistic Change

  • Brief employment as a film writer, which fostered a fascination for
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English Grammar and Vocabulary Guide: Gerunds, Infinitives, Reported Speech, and More

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Gerund ING

- When the verb is the subject of the sentence: Singing is fun.


- After prepositions (in, on, forward...): I'm interested in learning English.


- After these verbs: Love, Like, Hate, Enjoy, Avoid, Prefer, Finish, Mind, Stop: I enjoy reading books.


Infinitive TO+verb


- After adjectives: I was happy to be with them.


- After these verbs: Forget, Help, Learn, Teach, Want, Try, Decide, Need, Plan, Seem, Promise: I want to learn English.


- After "would like": I would like to eat pizza.


- To give a reason: I went to the library to study math.


Infinitive without TO


- After modal verbs (should, would, could, can, may, must...): I can swim.


- After "Let" and "Make": My mother made me clean my room.


Reported Speech


Tense Changes:
Present - Past: "I am tired.
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Desert Island Essentials: My Must-Haves for Survival and Entertainment

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Desert Island Essentials

Music for Memories and Motivation

If I were stranded on a desert island, I would bring two of my favorite songs to keep my spirits high. The first would be "Me rehúso" by Danny Ocean, a Venezuelan artist. This song holds a special place in my heart as it tells the story of a long-distance relationship and the determination to keep love alive despite the challenges. The second song would be "DjaDja" by Aya Nakamura, a vibrant and energetic track that always makes me want to dance. These songs remind me of a memorable summer spent in Madrid with friends from Venezuela.

Books for Escape and Inspiration

To keep my mind engaged, I would bring two of my favorite books. The first would be "The Fault in Our Stars" by John Green,... Continue reading "Desert Island Essentials: My Must-Haves for Survival and Entertainment" »

MLK's Letter from Birmingham Jail & Alice in Wonderland

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Analysis of MLK's Letter from Birmingham Jail

  1. Though individuals may see the moral light, what does MLK say is the tendency of groups? Groups do not give up their privileges voluntarily.
  2. What is the purpose of direct action? To create a crisis and establish creative tension so that a community that has constantly refused to negotiate is forced to confront the issue.
  3. Name two hard, brutal facts regarding injustice in Birmingham? There have been more unsolved bombings on Negro homes and churches, and Negroes have been treated unjustly in the courts.
  4. What are the four basic steps in any nonviolent campaign? Collection of facts, negotiation, self-purification, direct action.
  5. In paragraph one, what does the line "when the hour came we lived up to our
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A Cinematic Journey: Milestones and Masterpieces of Film History

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Film: 1903 first shooting and action film: the great train robbery

controversial 1915 movie D.W Griffiths masterpiece: birth of a nation 

2 leading actors in the silent era: mary Pickford and charlie Chaplin(British) 

the first film that introduced sound (Oct. 1927): the jazz singer 

first film to win academy award (best picture 1928): wings

became a millionaire before age 6 being one of the biggest box offices the early 1930s: Shirley temple 

original "blonde bombshell" had a short career in the 1930s (death at 26.): Jean Harlow

1937 became the first full length animated film: snow white and the seven dwarfs

called goat in movie history (1939) colored film won the lions share of Oscars at the years academy: Gone with the Wind 

colour film in 1939

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My Lifestyle Journey: Wellness, Adventures, and Connections

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Healthy Habits: A Personal Reflection

I maintain several healthy habits, though I acknowledge areas for improvement. For instance, I avoid junk food, prioritizing a diet rich in fruits, vegetables, fish, and lean meats. I also drink approximately two liters of water daily. I rarely consume soda due to its high sugar content and unhealthy additives.

Furthermore, I neither smoke nor consume alcohol. My commitment to physical exercise is strong; I regularly attend the gym, enjoy running, practice swimming, and engage in various other sports.

However, one area I need to improve is my sleep schedule. I often go to bed late and have to wake up early almost every day.

In conclusion, while I recognize the need to optimize my sleep, I believe I maintain... Continue reading "My Lifestyle Journey: Wellness, Adventures, and Connections" »

The Enigma of Boo Radley: A Tale of Prejudice and Tolerance

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Section B:

Arthur Radley nicknamed Boo Radley by the children of Maycomb. Early in the book Boo is described as a tall and scary looking person who runs around at night eating live possums and cats. He was sometime known as a phantom because no one knew who he was and he goes out at night and eats cats or any other living animal. Boo Radley is a recluse. He and his family are regarded as outsiders and are shunned by the majority of the towns’ inhabitants because they deviate from what is socially acceptable in Maycomb. He had an incident with few troublemakers when he was a teenager, after that, his father locked him in the house. This is seen in the line The Radleys, welcome anywhere in town, kept to themselves, a predilection unforgivable

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Key Characters and Roles in the Legal Thriller The Client

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Key Characters in the Legal Thriller

This document details the main characters involved in the high-stakes legal drama surrounding the murder of a U.S. Senator, focusing on the young witness, Mark Sway, and his unconventional attorney, Reggie Love.

Mark Sway: The Eleven-Year-Old Witness

Mark is an exceptionally intelligent and resourceful boy, only eleven years old. Despite being terrified, he demonstrates remarkable composure in handling the dangerous situation he finds himself in. His quick thinking is evident in how he maneuvers his lawyer, Reggie Love, to Clifford's garage and orchestrates his escape from custody.

  • Resourceful: Mark shows a deep understanding of life and often references films in real-life situations.
  • Troubled Past: He started
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Opinions on Modern Life

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Vacations with Friends or Family?

While family vacations have their merits, I believe that traveling with friends offers a more enriching experience. With friends, we can engage in activities that might be deemed too adventurous for family trips, such as thrilling amusement park rides or paragliding. Additionally, vacations with friends allow for greater independence and decision-making, fostering personal growth and maturity.

The Ideal Job: Passion or Paycheck?

In today's consumer-driven society, many prioritize high-paying jobs over personal fulfillment. However, I believe that finding a job that aligns with one's passions and values is crucial for long-term happiness. While financial stability is important, spending years in a role that doesn'... Continue reading "Opinions on Modern Life" »