Everything is possible. Charles F. Kettering said that “Nothing ever built to touch the skies unless some man dreamed that it should‚ some man believed that it could‚ and some man willed that it must.” Everything is possible in each of our lives; we simply have to sense it‚ see it and act upon it. After all‚ where would we be without men like Thomas Edison who believed there could be light‚ saw the vision in his mind and acted upon everything that was possible for him? Emily Dickinson phrased it
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money is undoubtedly a virtual hell‚ with pangs of hunger and thirst eating into man’s very bones. However‚ at the same time for man to think that‚ money is everything‚ is also a great mistake. Money is necessity only in as much as‚ it is the thing which buys for us all we need‚ but‚ beyond that‚ money is a harbinger of all sorts of vices. Let us remember that money is to be considered as a means to an end‚ and not an end in itself. The end‚ is a comfortable life‚ and the means is money. If we consider
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The United States was rapidly transforming during the 19th century. Certain factors‚ such as the extension of railways‚ immigration and industrialization‚ caused the United States to transform into the country it is today. As people began to see the vast opportunities that the United States possessed‚ immigrants began to enter the country left and right. The diverse cultures of these foreigners helped define the rapidly expanding United States. During the second half of the 19th century‚ railways
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CELTA – Language Related Tasks 1. a vandal - (intermediate) a) ‘A vandal’ can be defined as ‘someone who destroys or damages buildings’. b) One way of eliciting ‘a vandal’ can be to show different pictures that focus on an individual damaging and breaking property. Ask the class the following question to draw the answer out of them: What do you call the man who is doing this? (while pointing at the person in the picture) c) The following concept check questions can be asked:
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form meaning plural of ‘leaf’. (M) Students may have difficulty pronouncing the weak form at the beginning of ‘tomorrow’. (Ph) (d) A personal assistant informs his boss about travel arrangements for an important business meeting the following day. (e) Has the plane left yet? (no). When does it leave? (10.00‚ in the future). 2. If I had a lot of money‚ I’d buy a boat. (a) past and present tenses together with the 2nd conditional if + subject + past simple + noun + modal verb (would) + verb
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Night During the Day “I became A-7713. After that I had no other name” (Wiesel). Imagine living in a place where you were called a number instead of your name. In Night‚ by Elie Wiesel‚ he writes that this is an everyday occurrence in his memoir about living in concentration camps. This novel tells readers exactly how it was living in a concentration camp at every hour of the day. Wiesel explains his journey from days before he was taken‚ all the way to the day the war ended and he was able to get
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HER JANUARY-FEBRUARY 1991 Marketing Is Everything by Regis McKenna he 1990s will belong to the customer. And that is great news for the marketer. Technology is transforming choice‚ and choice is transforming the marketplace. As a result‚ we are witnessing the emergence of a new marketing paradigm - not a "do more" marketing that simply turns up the volume on the sales spiels of the past but a knowledge- and experience-based marketing that represents tbe once-and-for-all death of the salesman
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Technological progress has made us lazy. Technological progress is a continuous process‚ which plays a very important role in our daily lives. However‚ some people believe that this progress has made us lazy‚ saying we rely on machines too much. For me‚ the progress‚ while not making us lazy‚ makes human beings more active both physically and mentally. First of all‚ machines or high technology don’t help people do less work but help them complete tasks more quickly. With washing machines‚ vacuum
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Everything for Sale by Robert Kuttner: A Summary [Insert full name here] [Insert institutional information here] Everything for Sale by Robert Kuttner: A Summary In his book‚ Robert Kuttner (1999) tries to shake the dominant orthodoxy of laissez-faire economics‚ which he sees as the “natural form of capitalism‚” by attempting to “reclaim a defensible middle ground” between when the market is “best left alone” and when it “needs help” (p. 5). Kuttner’s
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Is Money Everything? In my opinion‚ money cannot truly fulfill our life‚ because money is not everything and cannot bring us everything we need. Money can buy something we want for the time being‚ but it cannot make us possess many other things we need for our whole life. First of all‚ money does not bring faith to us. I believe that faith is one among the most important things that stimulate us to make our own way to the door of happiness. Faith is essentially related to the non-material‚ in
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