A Street with No Name
Last summer, I wrote about some of the pleasures and peculiarities about living in the country. What I hadn't come to appreciate at the time was the frustration that would come from living on a street that has no name. At first, the idea of having a nameless street seemed rather nice. In this day and age where it seems even ... Continuare
5th avenue
5th avenue
5th Avenue
1. The 5th Avenue is a famous street with the most social opposites.
2. In German she is called "Fünfte Längsstraße"
3. The 5th Avenue is situated in Manhattan, New York.
4. The street separate Manhattan in a ost- and a westhalf.
5. Exact the street is situadet next to the Central P ... Continuare
A Compare of the German and the American school systems
A Compare of the German and the American school systems
The (German Grundschule) and the (elementary school) in the states are the same. In many cases, in the United States, the elementary school includes the Kindergarten.
The American school system is in many ways different from the German.
At the year of two you start your sc ... Continuare
A HERO AINT NOTHING BUT A SANDWICH
A HERO AIN’T NOTHIN’ BUT A SANDWICH
by Alice Childress
Alice Childress is a writer, actress and director. She brings her theatrical experience to the novel in characterization and dialogue.
Miss Childress was born in Charleston, South Carolina, but grew up and attended high school in Harlem. She was a member of th ... Continuare
A History of the NASA
A History of the NASA
Chapter 1 - The origins of NASA
The National Advisory Comitee for Aeronautics was founded in 1915. Although it were the American Wright brothers, who made the first controlled flight in an airplane, the United States soon lagged behind the Eurpoeans in aviation techniques. Because of World War I, the Europeans fo ... Continuare
A letter
A letter... about Ireland
English-profert
I will tell you something about a girl who is called Susan. She is from London and twenty years old.
Susan was one week in Ireland and wrote a letter to her friend Daisy.
Now I am reading it out to you:
Hello Daisy,
How are you? I’m fine. At the moment I am in Ireland, but tomorrow I am going ... Continuare
A Midsummer night
A Midsummer night’s Dream
by William Shakespear
Author:
"A Midsummer Night’s Dream" was written by William Shakespeare, who was born in Stratfort-upon-Avon, in 1564. After he had attended the Stratfort School, he married in November 1582 Anne Hathaway and five years later they got their first daughter. For whateve ... Continuare
A Question of Blood
A Question of Blood
-Ernest Haycox-
Biographical Notes
Ø Haycox was born in Oregon 1899.
Ø He joined the National Guard in the age of 17 and takes part in the First World War.
Ø After coming home he studied at the University of Oregon.
... Continuare
A DETECTIVE STORY - INFO DATA ON DETECTIVE FICTION, Agatha Christies - The Adventure of the Egyption Tomb
A STUDY ON THE DETECTIVE STORY
I. INTRODUCTION
"Agatha Christie is the most widely published writer of any time and in any language. Only the Bible and the plays of Shakespeare have sold more edition than the murder mysteries".
One could ask, after reading the fragment quoted, a simple question: "Wh ... Continuare
