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http://fastest-english.blogspot.com © B.N. JOHN E-mail: bnjohnbn@gmail.com FASTEST-ENGLISH Contents Introduction Who is this e-book for? How many methods did you try to learn English? Get ready for the new method! Chapter I: Forget about schools 1. 2. 3. 4. Did you get bored at schools? Which English should you learn? How about grammar? Memorizing word lists. Chapter II: copying children 1. The successful category. 2. How to copy children. Chapter III: the secret method to English 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Remember

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children never went to school. As soon as they were old enough to earn money for their families, they were forced to work. Only upper -and middle- class children went to school. 2- So, in early Victorian England, lower-class children, who had to earn money, were not able to read or write. 3- Children from rich families didn’t have to go to school. Instead, they were taught at home by a governess until they were 10 years old. Once a boy turned ten, he went away to Public Schools like Eton or Harrow.

you go to school? Did you like the teachers? Why(not) ?Did you attend new classes ? Compare the atmosphère in youri usual class and in the new class. Monday, I first met my new class, I was very stressed. I went to school for 9.30 am. The students wasn’t nice with me, they whispered about me. At the end of the day when I entered in the science class room, a boy called me and I went to sit near him. On Tuesday and Wednesday, I was sick and I stayed at home.On Thursday I went to school and I havent

Lady Diana was born in England on JULY 1ST 1961 . When she was 6, she went to a boarding school. Shortly afterwards, her parents got divorced. This part of her childhood was not very happy. She was good at swimming,piano ,and dance she won the school dancing competition. She first met PRINCE CHARLES when she was 16 years old. Charles came to her house to visit her sister Sarah. Her sister was in love with Charles and they went out together for 6 months. Charles didn't speak very much to Diana

Magique : -croyant (a approfondir d'avantage) Temporaire/Semi-permanent : -henné -auto-collant -maquillage permanent -semi permanent Differents styles: -Tribal - Pointilliste - Réaliste - Asiatique - Celtique - Polynésien - Old school - New school - Biomécanique - Gothique - Abstrait Pratiques : - Flash : choisi dans un book ou chez le tatoueur - Personnalisé :crée « sur mesure » - Tatouage UV : réagissant a la lumière noire Médias : - http://www.tattoosfrance.com/tatouage-campagne-dermablend-avec-zombie-boy/

Janice, she did a computer course and 15 UNIT 1 — FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS ON TARGET 2e — LIVRE DU PROFESSEUR © BELIN 2009 Wordwork Young and old, fiche 1/14 Just a baby: be expecting, be four months pregnant, delivery, give birth to, newborn, pregnancy, premature. When I’m 64: the elders, weaken, get old, age, go grey, grow old, old age, pensioner, senior citizen, wrinkle • Il serait envisageable de faire classer les termes répertoriés dans la colonne Just a baby en deux sous-catégories

CIVILISATION “60’s and 70’s society, a revolutionary society ?” Mention of `the sixties' rouses strong emotions even in those who were already old when the sixties began and those who were not even born when the sixties ended. For some it is a golden age, for others a time when the old secure framework of morality, authority, and discipline disintegrated. We’re talking about a post-war society, which was influenced by the end of the World War II, during which the Nazis and associates were crushingly

The Metrolescents As we saw yesterday the new generation of teenagers is quiet different than the old one. First of all they are more sociable. It’s sure that the technologies’ evolutions help them. It’s so easy to communicate with people today with the mobile phone and the computer. They are united and bond in the age of the internet and the all-powerful teen media. The adolescents stay less and less at home with their family. They prefer going out and seeing their pals. A few parents try to keep

our family; my parents were nervous about the consequences of allowing me to watch films alone in case it opened some moral floodgates they would be unable to block. It was Scott who suggested that we skip school one afternoon and go to the cinema. The plan was simple: we would go to school as usual in the morning but rather than returning for double English after lunch we would take the number 27 bus into town and go to the ABC. Eager to learn what it was that made my parents so nervous, I readily