Hatred

I can feel it even in my hair, in my teeth, in my nails. My bones, my skin, my muscles shiver, tremble. Is it the dark blue eyes, the short grayish hair, the contracted eyebrows or the square chin? Even a look made me surrender, my eyes are fixed on the ground although they should not. I am ready to get struck again. The air is heavy and everyone is smothering, or is it just me? I feel a pressure, a heavy weight, keeping me from moving like I want to. The sound of his steps is getting louder and

Complete with a modal expressing probability: 1) I’m sure he is at home. = He __________________________ be at home. 2) There is a slight chance that she is absent. = She _______________________be absent. 3) It’s impossible she is not cheating. = He______________________ be cheating. 4) He is very peculiar, may be he doesn’t like chocolate. = He _________________not like chocolate. 5) As I know her logically she is sleeping now. = She___________________________

him with hatred. (49 words.) 6) The setting of the tea-shop contrasts with the GI’s mood as it is described as a “little tea-shop” with a “genteel atmosphere” and the GI’s mood is described with expressions such as “cocky hatred” and “these three aggrieved GIs twitched with hostile excitement”. (44 words) 7) Gilbert believes that colored men like himself are fighting a different war to these GI’s because of their hatred for people like him, as shown in the text: “If the defeat of hatred is the is

is all the more so determined that from then on, he has turned his love into hatred since he swore he would never go out with a Catholic girl any more. The bombing triggered his resolution to fight. WHAT DOES THE LAST SENTENCE REVEAL? It means that hatred, a spirit of revenge, ignorance and bigotry (fanatism) can change a man’s mind overnight. He has reached a point of no return. He knows that from then on his hatred/ his resentment will make him fight the Catholics. Shooting through his girlfriend’s

many people work in the Silicon Valley in the high tech industry development and in the research centres so they won’t accept being forbidden to use their phones because somehow they have contributed to creating them. h) wrong :l 36 / 37 hatred : la haine to hate He can’t stand mobile phones and declares he hasn’t got one. 3- Vocab equivalents: - mania = craze l 1 - fashionable = trendy l 2 - sharps sounds = chirping l 10 - popular place = hot spot

came in. I opened the door. My father's and sister's bodies were crumpled on top of each other. Outside on the streets were piles of bodies, with flies sticking to them. I recognized some of our neighbors. The massacre taught me one thing hatred. Hatred against the Jews and those who were with them." They say that the objective of this war is to exterminate the members of the Hamas, another pretexte as the precedents to exterminate and terrorize the Palestinian people more of 900mort "civilians"

Poulaya despised his mixed blood and felt superior to anyone darker than he, illustrates the problem of colorism in the black community. Mulattos = often the children of enslaved black women raped by their white masters. Antoine’s self hatred and his hatred for his own people (unable to protect him from this racism) = example of the past being alive in the present.(legacy of slavery continues to haunt black Americans) “Just do the best you can but it won’t matter” Matthew Antoine’s advice

grip of fear, he wanted her to speak without fear of words she would say. V, however, wondered why Evey did not mention why Evey wanted to protect him. All that Evey lived was a map of V. Evey now feels hatred for V. V explains that too at the beginning was full of hatred, he believed it was the hatred that animated him, but he has finally discovered that no, the fear can be overcome. For V, it has only highlighted what was at the bottom of Evey. Evey is now free to express their emotions without fear

against elitism and tyranny a step further, by fighting in the Spanish Civil War on the side of the Republicans.(Orwell was a revolutionary socialist). Orwell’s experiences in the war, including being shot almost fatally, cemented (to make stronger) his hatred of totalitarianism. In 1940, Orwell and his wife moved to central London, where he worked as a reviewer. When World War II began, he rose to fight for the cause of freedom again, this time for England. He worked for the BBC to compose wartime propaganda

rolling of drums and squealing of trumpets, the tramp of marching feet, the grinding of the caterpillars of tanks, the roar of massed planes, the booming of guns – after six days of this, when the great orgasm was quivering to its climax and the general hatred of Eurasia had boiled up into such delirium that if the crowd could have got their hands on the two thousand Eurasian war-criminals who were to be publicly hanged on the last day of the proceedings, they would unquestionably have torn them to pieces