Happy Meal

Turn to the “Model answers“ section. Task ᕢ ᕡ Now continue reading the information on Thanksgiving, below. ᕢ Fill in the blanks using the words below and check yours answers. coast - celebration - native-food - origins - celebrated - thanking - meal - reminds - landed The Pilgrim Fathers had __________ on the East ________. Life was difficult at first but they were saved from starvation by local _____________ Americans. In 1621, they had enough ____________ from their crops to share a big ____________

lived Monsieur Poopoo ever since he came from "dear, delightful Paris," as he was wont to call the city of his nativity--there he took in the pennies for his kickshaws--there he laid aside five thousand dollars against a rainy day--there he was as happy as a lark--and there, in all human probability, he would have been to this very day, a respected and substantial citizen, had he been willing to "let well alone." But Monsieur Poopoo had heard strange stories about the prodigious rise in real estate;

Dostoevsky more perfectly ambiguous than this one. Ambiguity is not incidental to Dostoevsky's vision. It is most obvious here in the comical, even farcical, scandals and absurdities surrounding the gruesome death of Marmeladov and the memorial meal following his funeral. But comical incidents abound throughout the novel. Even the central story of Raskolnikov and his struggle with “fate” keeps verging on comedy. Then, too, much of the action has an oddly theatrical quality, and Dostoevsky often

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the ocean and my people have done all that they can to make them feel at home. We have saved their lives by teaching them how to hunt game and plant crops and we have kept them warm by teaching them to make shelters. Yet, at the end of this wonderful meal, they leave the payments to us. It should be them paying! They seem so ungrateful, as if all we did for them was expected and worthy of no thanks. I am highly disappointed.” – “What just happened? Why did I get stuck with the check? Is this fair? First

And, worst of all, you have no idea why this is happening. Or maybe your anxiety is less intrusive than that. You look perfectly normal, behave perfectly normally, get on with your life apparently normally. And yet you don't feel fulfilled or truly happy or fully in the heart of things. A lot of the time you feel panicky or nervous. You can't relax or settle down to things. /IWhat if?/1 and shouldn't I?/1 questions run through /I your mind most of the time (although you might not be aware of this

the ingredients were made in Tlemcen and I swear to you that made it taste better. In France, they must take the all the taste out of their spices. Even the semolina for the couscous gives off a smell fit to kill. I don’t remember ever having eaten a meal as delicious. It has to be said that I had never been separated from the rents and my sister for so long before, so perhaps that must have played a part in how I felt. The party lasted for ages, as the returning travellers

their interests clash — social interests, pecuniary interests, family inter- ests, political interests. The skill of his plan will not consist in emotional power or charm, in an attractive opening or a stirring catastrophe, but in the happy grouping of small but constant facts from which the final purpose of the work may be xlviii Of "The Novel " discerned. If within three hundred pages he de- picts ten years of a life so as to show what its individual and characteristic

communicate. He has …………………………………………………………………….. Jane didn't have a dress to wear to the wedding. Now she does …………………………. Our flat was very dusty. It isn't any more. ……………………………………………….. Mr Flint was unhappy because he had lost his cat. Now he is happy. …………………. Harry didn't have a beard last month. Now he has a beard.………………………………. C: You are interviewing a famous person. Ask questions about things he/she has done in 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. his/her life. Make the questions from the words given. ever/win/an

majestic mien and stature, her dress was rich, and glittering with diamonds, and her face was covered with a veil. “Take off that veil,” said the old woman to Candide. The young man approached, and, with a trembling hand, took off her veil. What a happy moment! What surprise! He thought he beheld Miss Cunegund; he did behold her – it was she herself. His strength failed him, he could not utter a word, he fell at her feet. Cunegund fainted upon the sofa. The old woman bedewed them with spirits; they