English grammar

My most horrific experience in a plane Last summer I went by plane with my family to Téneriffe . The plane had taken off safely for thirthy minutes and we were comfortably sitting. Suddenly a forty-year old man left his place and announced a hijacking. He brandished a gun and a grenade. All the passengres were terrified. He howled that his wife was unfaithful and that he wanted to take revenge . He was angry and desesperate. We didn't understand why he wanted to include us

Question: Would you agree to leave your country and work abroad if you were given the opportunity? Say why or why not. (200 words) Nowadays, with the economic crisis, it is difficult to find a job in France because the French businesses are relocating. So would I agree to leave my country and work abroad? First of all, I will explain what might motivate me. Then I discuss what could vex. I think that I would agree to leave my country if I were given the opportunity to work abroad. I would

30 November 2010 Last updated at 22:44 GM US high school hostage-taker dies of wounds [pic] Officials said classes at Marinette High School would resume on Wednesday Continue reading the main story Related stories • All hostages freed at US school • Timeline: US school shootings • Ohio student goes on gun rampage The 15-year-old boy who shot himself after taking 23 students and a teacher hostage at his school in Wisconsin has died of his wounds.Marinette Police Chief Jeff

Anglais I have been living and I have been working in London for twenty years. Nevertheless, I was born and I passed my youth in a village of Hampshire where my family had been having a farm for the middle of the nineteenth century. It had been a long time since I wondered what he looked like now, if he had changed a lot of since I had seen again him fifteen years ago for last time, before that my parents have sold the farm. Last Sunday, I took my car for to return in this village of Hampshire

to be a farmer be neatly dressed be elegant ( L 61) He feels sad because in his eyes we can see that he is melancholy and his voice is mournful . He feels depressed, homesick and disappointed by his new country. He speaks not properly English. Ambrosch Be 19 years old > is the older son have the same eyes as his mother be strong & short so he would make be a good farmer be shrewed & dishonest & not he trusts anyone Marek Be odd : manke strange noises be disturbed

« beeperfect », english projet : A : good morning doctor ! i am so grateful that you have been able to receive me in such short notice D : good morning to you too ! oh it wasn’t a problem. The well being of my clients is very important to me ! so, what can i do to help you ? A : so, you see, i have a big problem who ruins my life ! it makes me so sad, i want to cry ! D : oh my god ! what makes you so desperate ? A : i have a lot of imperfections on my face and it would be such a joy to make

I think that we are true enough manipulated by advertising. All you have to do is looking their premises of diffuse for to realize this: The television, the radio, and the newspapers and even in the street! There is everywhere! Indeed, that we like them or that we hate them, they are a part of our everyday life! Moreover the publicity affects, today, a lot of domain: The food, the household products or still the services. But I think that most of advertising are false, that they spend a message

Lourdes is knocking at her mother’s home. Her mother is opening the door. Her Mother: Hello darling! It makes me feel good to see you. Lourdes: Me too! I come to take some news about you, so how are you? Her Mother: Oh you are cute! I’m fine thank you and you? Lourdes: Fine too. But we must speak. I have something’s to tell you but it’s delicate. Please understand me. Her Mother: What’s your problem? You frighten me. Please speak! Lourdes: I leave to United States of America. Her Mother: What

Japan’s English language deficit : why does Japan fail at teaching English ? Most Japanese fare poorly in English, as acknowledged by both foreigners and the Japanese themselves. Indeed, the average score of Japanese candidates sitting for the Test of English as a Foreign language (TOEFL) ranks lowest among all Asian nations except North Korea. The average Japanese has undergone six years of English-language instruction, taught in middle school and high school, by the time he or she becomes

ce qui concerne l’anglais, ma profonde connaissance de cette langue peut être prouvée, entre autres, par le cerificat de l’Univérsité de Cambridge Certificate in Advanced English dont j’ai obtenu la note A (seul 5% des participants ont réçu la meilleure note) en 2006 et le certificat du même Université First Certificate in English, note B, obtenu en 2002. En outre, j’ai travaillé longtemps comme l’enseignant de français et de l’anglais et j’ai réçu officiellement les droits pédagogiques. Mon expérience