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C Years gone by and still G A Words don't come easilly C G Like sorry, like sorry. Verse 2 ------- C G Forgive me, is all that you cant say G C Years gone by and still G A Words don't come easilly C G Like forgive, forgive me Chorus ------ C But you can say baby G C Baby can I hold you tonight G A Baby if I told you the right words

Brechenmacher Attends a Wedding’, ‘The Woman at the Store’ and ‘The Little Governess’. All of these strongly pervade the elements of being lonely and alienated in various ways, extending from the physical and emotional loneliness of ‘The Woman At the Store’, to the doubtful ‘Little Governess’, alien to her experience. As it is the oldest of the three of these stories I shall start exploring the story of ‘Frau Brechenmacher Attends a Wedding’. Frau B. wife of Herr B. are to attend a wedding of a friend of

Example: Anne isn't here today: she's ................ to London. A went B gone C been D go You choose: B [ ] 1 My manager's coming to see me ................................ Monday. A at B to C on D in [ ] 2 When ................................................ A the train does leave? B leaves the train? C the train leaves? D does the train leave? [ ] 3 Ruth has the ................................ eyes in the world. A more beautiful B beautiful C

Chip of reading: King’s Ransom 1. Generality A. The book * Title : King’s Ransom * Author : Ed Mc Bain (also known as Hunter Evan) * Language : English * Date : 1959 * The number of pages : 87 * Editor : Oxford-University Press Bookworms Author * Name : Mc Bain (also known as Hunter) * Surname : Ed (also known as Evan) * Birthday : in 1926 * Bibliography: Evan Hunter (who is also known as Ed Mc Bain) was born in New-York in 1926- July 6th, 2005

I’m going to talk about is The Sound of Music of 1965. I chose this movie because it’s my mom’s favourite movie, so I watched it many times when I was young and I really liked it. I thought that this presentation was a good opportunity to remind me this beautiful story. It is also a very good classic musical dramas. Director: Robert Wise, he died in 2005 and he lived in the United-State. Screenplay: Ernest Lehman, he died in 2005 and he lived in the United-State. Setting: The setting is in Salzburg

he stops her, she says "you're a worker, why do you care?" * “I can’t afford disease for the idle rich”, Jeannette believes the working class are already disadvantaged compared to the upper classes * contrast of Justin's book on architecture, which represents education and sophistication with the working class people of Estaque - class difference. * The contrast between the two couples at the fancy restaurant. The other couple are deeply involved in a conversation filled with economic

A=====Rebecca takes place in England because Rebecca was used to go to London and the characters first names gives us a clue about this. Moreover, the way of life at Manderley like the servants and persons who takes care of a property means that the story takes place in the 30es. Finally, they had just cars, boats and trains (not often used because Mr. De Winter was rich) to move or travel. Nowadays, we're not used to have servants (not that much).All technologies seem absent comparing to our

Taste Plot/Desciption The setting for this story is a dinner party at the home of stock broker Mike Schofield. The guests include Schofield and his wife and daughter, the narrator and his wife, and a man called Richard Pratt. Pratt is a famous gourmet and enjoys showing off his knowledge of fine wine and food. He is also a thoroughly unpleasant man. Both times prior that Pratt dined with Schofield, the two men made a curious bet: Schofield bet that Pratt could not identify some special wine

an actress, singer and model. She began her carrier as a model, which led to a movie contract in 1946. The final years of her life were marked by illness, personal problems and a reputation of being unreliable and difficult to work with. Her death is officially classified as a “probable suicide”, but the possibility of an accidental overdose as well as the possibility of a homicide have not been ruled out. Marilyn was a very charming woman who had many lovers and husbands (three). Among them, there

propaganda were distributed by British agencies during the war. These could be books, pamphlets, official publications, ministerial speeches or royal messages. They were targeted at influential individuals, such as journalists and politicians, rather than a mass audience. Pamphlets were the main form of propaganda in the first years of the war, and were distributed to various foreign countries. These pamphlets were academic in tone and factual in nature, distributed through unofficial channels. By June