This Is England

l'entrée principale sont de Wren et Hawksmoor qui ont choisi de conserver ce style gotique. Ce lieu de culte recèle la nef la plus haute d'Angleterre (31m). The ywesTMINSTER abbey is classified as world heritage by the UNESCO since 1987 ,the abbey of Westminster to London was been founded by Guillaume the Confessor. This structure presents a historic very important interest. In fact, since 1066, all the British monarchs (safe Edouard V and VII) there were crowned. A lot of them there are buried as

teach D rehearse 16 My headmaster made a …………………………………… at his retirement party. A lecture B debate C speech D conference 17 Can you …………………………………… the children from school since you're going out? A take B carry C bring D fetch 18 That coat is far too ……………………………………; I'll never be able to afford it. A rich B expensive C reasonable D cheap 19 She became worried when she didn't …………………………………… her son for a whole week. A learn about B hear from C hear of D hear 20 Everybody ……………………………………

I see is a wide expanse of blue. I am lying on my back, staring up at the sky. The ground is rocking… I don’t understand why. I wonder if I’m ill and hallucinating. I feel around me, I seem to be lying on planks of wood. That’s when I realise. I’m on a boat. I sit up and look around frantically. I’m in a little wooden rowing boat out at sea. Which sea, I have no idea. In the distance, through a faint mist, I can see land. At least I’m not too far out. I glance at my watch, it is nearly

“The real tragedy of Willy Loman is that he has no choice but to invest his admirably uncompromising energies into a worthless end”- Terry Eagleton What is the tragedy of the common man, as depicted in ‘Death of a Salesman’? Arthur Miller believed that tragedy was created as a “consequence of a man's total compulsion to evaluate himself justly”, and anybody, regardless of status, may have such a compulsion. It is this compulsion, or drive, within Willy Loman to self-evaluate and surpass others

European countries. This isn’t the case everywhere. Some countries welcome and rejoice of teenage pregnancy because it is sign of fertility and a long life. Teen mothers in Canada now have plenty of choices to choose from once they become pregnant. They can keep the child, give it for adoption or have an abortion. Either one of those choices will have an effect on the mother one way or another. The mother will face many types of influences or pressures from her surrounding, whether it is from her parents

race is dressed in a suit and tie, so we infer he is a white-collar worker. He may be an office manager, an accountant, a salesman, a businessman or do any job that requires formal attire. Nowadays increasing numbers of workers have coaches to help them improve their performance and get on with their team at work. Companies often provide this service, but individuals can consult them privately as well. Coaches point out their clients’ weak points, but as we can see in the cartoon, their role is above

Introduction : New Zealand is an island country in the south-western Pacific Ocean comprising two main landmasses (commonly called the North Island and the South Island), and numerous smaller islands, most notably Stewart Island/Rakiura and the Chatham Islands. The indigenous Maori named New Zealand Aotearoa, commonly translated as The Land of the Long White Cloud. New Zealand is notable for its geographic isolation: it is situated about 2000 km southeast of Australia across the Tasman Sea, and

colonies in America. By the mid-1700's, most of the settlements had been formed into 13 British colonies. Each colony had a governor and legislature, but each was under the ultimate control of the British government. The 13 colonies included the New England Colonies of Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire in the far north; the Middle Colonies of New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware; Virginia and Maryland along Chesapeake Bay; and the Southern Colonies of North Carolina

Ireland increased its independence movements. In this study we will talk about the evolution of the Irish society in Ireland from the formation of the Free State, (which was declared on May 3rd 1921) until the 1960’s marked by an artistic renewal. These changes were politic, social and cultural. How Ireland managed to become independent? And what were the consequences of this action on the political, social and cultural environment of Ireland? This study will be divided into two parts: first we will

1957 with the treaty of Rome. It was an excellent idea to modernize the farming. We can see an augmentation about the productivity. But since several years, the CAP was criticizing on its price and on its distribution. That’s why we can ask if the CAP is very effective? So, in a first part we’ll see the advantages of the CAP and in a second part, we will analyze all the fault. I/ The CAP’s advantage. If we speak about the CAP, we are obliged to present a short historic. It was created in 1957 by the