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we are going to study today is Tulips. This poem was written by Sylvia Plath in 1960 and was first published in Ariel in 1965, two years after her death by suicide. It is structured as a nine-stanza, sixty-three line poem. This poem is set in a hospital and describes the point of view of a patient who is in recovery. The speaker uses different metaphors and similes to describe her environment which she founded very comforting, before the arrival of the tulips. She is caught between a desire to move

teacher, it is necessary to posess a great deal of confidence to earn and maintain the respect of a student.  This does not mean that at times, a teacher does not slip-up on their words or mispronounce a student’s name. On the contrary, there is just as much of a possibility that a teacher to make a blunder as any other professional individual. For instance, in attempts to organize all of my tutoring documents, I created a filing system with the subject titles and the student’s name printed on each

has, just makes me want to rip her head off. God, this is so unfair. I can’t even stand in front of a mirror anymore. It discourages me, only makes me feel worst and worst about myself. I just can’t find anything pretty when I stare at my reflection. Offensive of sight, unpleasant to look at, extremely unattractive, that’s what I am. If my name was in the dictionary, I’m pretty sure that in the synonyms I’ll find ugliness. Argh, just look at my face. I have those small Asian eyes that nobody can see

[pic]his name. (I, not, to remember) • No, (12) [pic]; I am awake. (I, not, to sleep) Exercice 2 Present Perfect— present perfect ou prétérit 1. It's 9 A.M.; [pic](the postman, to come) yet this morning? 2. [pic](I, never, to visit, Rome) in my whole life. 3. When I was a teenager [pic](I, to play) football every Saturday afternoon. 4. No, [pic](I, not to see) that film yet. 5. This year there [pic](to be) a lot of traffic accidents in this country. 6. My dog [pic](to

rock drawings and paintings is “pictograph”, 4) ______ specifically to rock carvings. The use of pictures to convey ideas was, and still is a very effective form of communication, which we continue to use liberally in our modern societies. For example, if you see a red circle with a red diagonal line across it you will recognize this to mean that 5) ______. If there is a picture of a burning cigarette inside the circle, you understand the meaning immediately: Smoking is prohibited here. Pictures are

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haven’t got a favorite books. - I’ve got a lot of favorite movies but my movie really favorite is “ Twilight “. - I like full of musics especially the rock. - I am in the ninth grade. - My place favorite that I like to visit is Paris because it’s beautiful. - Sometimes, in the morning just before going to school, I missed my bus with my friend because I’m always in late and I find it’s funny. - In june, I go to Morocco with my mother during six days. Otherwise, I hope that your Christmas party’s

hello my name is ... i am a 1.. years old ... student who is located in meaux in my school pupils are aged 14 to let me think 20 classes in my school are mixed with boys and girls i don't know how many pupils are in the school i am a first scienific student there is i think 4 classes of first scientific so in total there are over one hundred and fourty five students in these classes. i live near my school so i can woke up late if i want but some of student lives very far so they have

the book/ lips, hand), la scène du balcon et ses références cosmiques (« It is the East, and Juliet is the sun…»), la fameuse tirade (« What’s in a name ? ») 'Tis but thy name that is my enemy; Thou art thyself, though not a Montague. What's Montague? it is nor hand, nor foot, Nor arm, nor face, nor any other part Belonging to a man. O, be some other name! What's in a name? that which we call a rose By any other name would smell as sweet; So Romeo would, were he not Romeo call'd, Retain that

the night-club. » B: « Were you with somebody ? » E: « Yes, I was with a friend. » B: « Could you give me his name please ? » E: « His name is Mr Burn. » B: « Ok, I’ll check it. How well did you know Mr Furgler? » E: « Good I worked for him for 2 years and I live here. I do the house work; my room is in the second floor. » B: « What were your relations with him ? » E: « He was my employer so we had just professional relations but I knew him very well ! » B: « When did you see him for the last