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Tick-tock, tick-tock Now it’s 7 o’clock What do you do, Sasha At 7 o’clock? (дети отвечают) 3. Описание картинки. It’s evening on Friday. The family is at home. They have had supper and now…Say what they are doing now. (wash dishes, help mother, play with toys, read books, watch TV, do homework, go for a walk) 4. The poem about the days of the week (один из учеников читает стихотворение). Solomon Grunday born on Monday Christened on Tuesday Married on Wednesday Ill on Thursday

are not particularly good, and the family‹the Shimerdas‹paid too much for it. In addition, the father knows nothing about farming. He was a weaver and a fiddler in his native land, is dignified and neatly dressed, and has white, skilled hands. The mother has shrewd eyes, and when she sees Grandmother, she points to her dugout house and says it's no good. She thanks Grandmother for bringing over bread and pies. The oldest son Ambrosch, age nineteen, looks sturdy and has shrewd eyes. There is also

since 1981. As for his family background we can say that he come a very underprivileged family and yet he managed to carry on further studies. Nonetheless, one day he was on the verge of give up his fight since he was sick and tired. However a dalits mother gives him the right way once more. MacWan is the leader of a domestic and international lobby given that he believes the cast system is the shame of India. (Part I) The role played by this part is to expose and denounce the social situation of Dalits

takes him to the kitchen to change his mind. (5 points) 2) We know more about Sade’s mother as we see her through Sade’s regrets. We learn that she was warm, and reassuring. Sade misses her in these hours of trouble. I can quote page 11: “Mama who would remain calm and upright even that time when the police took Papa away.” (4 points) Cned – 7AN04CTPA0110 1/2  The truth When Femi says: “But she’s not our mother” the father is moved as his son has just reminded him of the loss of his wife. Evidently

25, 1903, in India, which was a British territory. He was the son of Richard Walmesley Blair, a civil servant (a person who works in the cicil service), and Ida Mabel Blair. He moved to England with his mother and sisters at the age of one. He shew academic talent from a young age, so his mother made sure he entered the well-known boarding school called St. Cyprian’s on a scholarship. [pic] Blair excelled academically there but faced many hardships in its puritanical environment. In the autobiographical

This single appeared in 1986. This song caused a lot of controversy in the US as it deals with a very serious topic. This document is about a young teenage girl who is expecting a baby. She is not married, she could very well become a single mother, but she has made a big decision: she is going to keep her baby, she’s not going to abandon her child or abort. The name of the narrator and the name of the main protagonist are not mentioned. Any young girl in the same situation could easily

lived after the death to mother when he was 17 years old) managed to convince the director of his school to write a letter of recommendation at the Liverpool Art College our talents in drawing. In this school he heard a friend play "Heartbreak Hotel" to Elwis Presley. His musical interest was piqued, so forever. He then asked a guitar to his aunt. John had already learned the harmonica in his youth and learned the guitar by itself in implementing agreements that will bango mother had taught him. In

strengths, talents, and vulnerabilities. For example, Bella’s mom has strong intuition; the Cullen mother is a resilient, loving and deeply caring mother; Bella has maturity, cleverness, and moral, she is an accomplished student and a caring friend. She also has aversion to being controlled by anyone and the courage to take risks. But she is not a classical feminist; she cooks and keeps home for her mother and her total and unconditional devotion to Edward attests a loss of self-identity. These post-modern

Jüdin », sollte ich etwa nein sagen ? Deswegen war ich noch lange nicht Anne ! Doch nun ahnte ich es schon, woran es lag, daß sie so auf mich einschrie und mich nicht losließ. Aus : Barbara Honigmann Damals, dann und danach (1999). 196 ANGLAIS Mother She cried for weeks, then months. A summer passed in a nausea of light, and we took turns at the cooking and shopping, we all did odd jobs for extra shillings round the area – collecting scrap metal, rags, jamjars, and selling them to a dealer on

in the City of York, of a good Family, tho’ not of that Country, my Father being a Foreigner of Bremen, who settled first at Hull. He got a good Estate by Merchandise, and leaving of his trade, lived afterward at York, from whence he had married my Mother, whose relations were named Robinson, a very good Family in that Country, and from whom I was called Robinson Kreutznaer, but by the usual Corruption of Words in England, we are no called, nay we call our selves, and write our name, Crusoé and so