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profession. So there is a link between the activity and the death. Then, there is the word “killed”, it shows that the article deals with a murder. The readers don’t have any details of the death so the most important is who killed rather than how was she killed. Finally, we have two pieces of information in the same key word which is “her ipod”. We understand “who” is the killer: a little MP3 player named iPod nano, created by Apple which is a famous brand of computer. The advantage (and at the same

Tanneke * Tanneke has discover what Griet does in the attic * She became much harder * She is nasty with Griet * But we learn that she is also loyal (story with Wiliem) * Griet & Pieter the soon * Griet has seen him just 1 or 2 times during the winter * Pieter’s attention worried Griet… * She doesn’t want to tell to Pieter that Vermeer gives so much work. * She prefers say that’s Tanneke. * ADMIRATION * Pieter find

This year, we met a new English assistant. Her name is Sarah , she was born on November 25th, 1985 and has just had 25 years old . Her mother's name is Julie , she works in a clothing shop and her father, george, is a stock broker. They are both 55 years old. She also has two sisters who are whitney, 28 years , and Elisabeth, 21 years old , a student. She is from Nashville, Tennesse , in the united states. Nashville is a big city,in the Southeast . It is the city of country music , lot

frightened every creature she has met since her arrival. What does this reveal about Alice’s opinion of herself? Alice feels very awkward, both in size and in the situations she encounters in Wonderland. and does not feel as though she fi ts in with anyone. (There may be other correct answers to this question) CHAPTER IV 1. Why does Alice drink the potion at the White Rabbit’s house? There are many possible answers to this question. For example: • She was curious. • She was tired of being

shopping, she confesses that she forgot the shoes for her. Esperanza is very disappointed by her mother’s forgetting. She wanted these shoes because they had a baptism party with their family, and she needed new shoes for dancing. When the party started, everybody is enjoying except Esperanza, because she is wearing all her clothes new, except her shoes. She thought that anybody would dance with her, meanwhile, her cousin asked her it. Then, she danced with her uncle, and she imagined

Virginia Woolf arguing in A Room of One's Own? How does the way she writes help to develop that argument? The starting point of the writing of A Room Of Ones' Own was a conference that the author Virginia Woolf had to give in May 1928 about Woman and Fiction at Newnham in front of the Arts Society. The conclusion is that " a woman must have money and a room of her own if she is to write fiction" and the whole book is the explanation of how V. Woolf came to that

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Texas. At the age of 12, she begins to study the comedy to the Alley Huston Theater, later she will go to the High school of the visual art and the show of Houston. She falls under the spell of the dramatic art having interpreted her first small role to the theater in eight years. At the age of 16 she picks up a role in an publicity for MCDONALD, then for an amusement park and participle frequently from 1989 in the broadcast New Mickey Mouse Club on Disney Channel. She is also a professor of aerobics

confessional and feminist poets during the mid fifties and early sixties. Sylvia Plath expressed and criticized feminism and a woman’s role in society through her poems. She always felt a victim to society and the values of American culture which she said she was suppose to play the role of a housemother and wife. On December 12, 1958 she writes in her journal: “The little white house on the corner with a family full of women. So many women, the house stank of them. The grandfather lived and worked

This story talks about a wife Maria Vasquez-Rojas and her younger brother Francisco Vasquez. On father’s day, Maria announced at her father that she is pregnant. I find that it’s a good gift. Maria’s brother was very happy to hear the new. He explains that Maria could not have children. And it’s wonderful that she is pregnant. She says that her child called Ellie. For Maria and her brother , this day was the happiest day of their lives. Francisco explains that since ellie was born , his life