Reciting a poem with feeling and expression and with correct pronunciation ‚intonation‚ stress and rhythm | * Using question words: who‚ what ‚which‚ when‚ why‘ * Why’ questions Simple sentences Verbs - Tenses Simple present tense for * Describing feelings * Senses Simple past tense | * Thinking Skills ICT Skills Values * Faithfulness * Loyalty * friendship | | | 2 | * Talking about feelings and experience. | * .Listening * Find more details * Reading
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The Past We all have a past and in that past we try to regain something significant to us. In the classic novel‚ The Great Gatsby‚ written by F. Scott Fitzgerald and set in the 1920s New York. The story centers on the mysterious protagonist whose life is fueled by his dream to reclaim the love of his life‚ Daisy. This mysterious protagonist has a “past” that he is trying to re-write to obtain his dream. His past influence his action and values leading to his demise. This mysterious protagonist
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CELTA Pre-course task Section 1 Task 1 1. Monolingual‚ adult group classes‚ part time‚ mixed gender‚ similar ability‚ day‚ teachers with English speaking backgrounds 2. After the course finishes I will be teaching the same. Task 2 1. I decided to teach adults because I like to listen to the various life experiences the adults have‚ I also like the adults hunger and willingness to learn. Adults are usually very motivated and make for an interesting class. 2. I find I’m well suited
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controls the past controls the future: who controls the present controls the past." This‚ as a whole‚ means that the past has an effect on the future‚ for previous events that occurred ensure the mindset of the people in the future‚ and whether or not they want to repeat history. Also‚ the Party controls the people in the present‚ and can therefore control the past with the authority to go back and modify history on paper to control what is being taught to the masses. Events in the past have a
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their knowledge of past events‚ to create a nostalgia that allows them to deal with present issues in their lives. Woody Allen’s A Midnight in Pairs and Arthur Phillips’s novel Prague both use elements of history to suggest a relationship between the characters’ past and their relationship to the present. While both utilize history to create a nostalgia tone through the pieces‚ they come to different conclusions about the present: in a Midnight in Paris‚ Gil uses history and the past to break into the
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K. 10/1/12 Babylon Revisited All people can relate to living with the past. We all make mistakes and we all stumble along our ways. Some make greater mistakes then others‚ but we all make them. Dealing with them as part of our present can sometimes be overwhelming. Although it is a difficult part of life‚ it is a part of life that we all can relate to. Some have to learn this lesson the tough way. Some learn that the past does not only hurt us now‚ but can affect who we are today. Charlie Wales
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said a simple quote I found to be astonishing; Churchill stated “If we open a quarrel between past and present we shall find that we have lost the future.” At one point in life we are almost always focused on one time zone or another either the past‚ the present or the future. I find almost always that these times zones can either be in sync or incompatible. Yes‚ there may be positive aspects to the past‚ the present or the future but with every positive there just so happens to be a negative that
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firmly believe that our past should not affect us in any way‚ then it would not. If we allow our past to forever haunt us‚ it surely will. But if we learn to let go of our “monsters” and just learn from the past‚ what we have now would be what we want it to be. Many of us are so busy living in the past that we neglect about our now. The present moment is to be savored and not lived haphazardly. We should never allow our past to fully define us nor should we “…let the past steal your present” because
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In “Postcards from Chinatown”‚ the poet examines how‚ in a place that had been renovated as a tourist attraction‚ the past lurks in the shadows of the present‚ which is unauthentic and seemingly all just a performance for entertainment. “An Empty Cinema”‚ on the other hand‚ laments the vanishing of Singapore’s past and heritage‚ likening the past to no more than just a cinematic film‚ where it is just a hologram projected onto a screen. In “Postcards from Chinatown”‚ the poet calls our daily
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History is often seen as a way of advancing to the next stage and improving the cultural values of the past. However‚ for T.S. Eliot‚ modernity had ruptured its connection to a more vital past and was as a result impoverished. History is instead characterized by regression and ruptures. In his essay‚ “Tradition and the Individual Talent‚” his idea of tradition shows retrogression instead of progression. Eliot argues that “the whole literature of Europe from Homer” (49) is an archive of works affecting
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