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    . If you have any questions ‚ pls ask me at the end of my talk . As you know Mrs Huong totally agrees that People are hooked in earning money today. But Mr Hoc disagrees. I think everything has two sides in it. I partly agree that money is very important in our life. That’s the reason why peole are only interested in earning more and more money . For some of us a big mount of money is n’t enough . -Everybody knows the value of money. Nothing is more powerful than money. if we have no money

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    character Mrs. Hurston to display what Janie could have turned out to be if not for Janie’s kind personality. Mrs. Turner is a part black women‚ with a “slightly pointed” nose‚ “thin lips” (140). These physical characteristics is what sets her apart from the other black people‚ the same can be said about Janie’s hair. However‚ Janie does not feel much different from the people with completely black heritage because it is not important to her. Instead Janie focuses on each person’s personality. Mrs. Turner

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    Introduction Mr. Osborne without any formal leadership or music education was able to effectively and successfully lead and maintain control over his band for a number of years. He demonstrated this natural leadership skills that was reinforced through experience and through observing the failures of others. Although this was a difficult time in our Country’s history he was able to build trust‚ communicate with the members‚ lead by example‚ create a positive environment through encouragement and

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    satisfies him to the inverse sex‚ even she is not in support of the activity. Another reason this obstruction exist if considering his rich family foundation his companions think that its troublesome for them to stand up to him notwithstanding when they know his wrong most particularly Justin because Bryce helps him fiscally. I trust that Bryce was not very loaded with himself‚ and feeling that is more intense or more better than everybody and perhaps had somewhat more regard for the young ladies most

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    Freeman (art teacher)- When reading the previous section I thought Mr. Freeman was a psycho and negative person‚ and all he did was complain about the school board and how they cut the art supplies budget. Through this section of the novel I got to see another side of Mr. Freeman- much more caring and relatable. He does a few things for Melinda that no one else would probably do for her. One of them being that he tried

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    Mother‚ As I have grown up‚ I have started to see who you truly are. When I was going to Mrs Sen’s house I found her to be the parent that I never had. I still remember the day that I heard that Mr and Mrs Sen had passed away. I was at home relaxing watching tv; the house tidied of your bottles and ashtrays‚ the peace barely disturbed by your snores in the room next door. Then‚ in an ad break‚ something else came on; it was breaking news. It was the worst car accident to happen that year. They

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    Life as We Know It Rhetorical Analysis The rhetorical audience in the extract of the article is focused towards those who are activists for people with disabilities because they have the power to be persuaded to strike change. Berube’s emotional excerpt about his son Jaime sends the message of the difficulties it takes to raise a child with down syndrome‚ yet at the end of the day it is still Jaime and he is still his son. The rhetorical opportunity Berube offers his audience is the idea of treating

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    Mrs Polkinghorne was the intriguing woman from social services that comes to my house every week. She is lean and strong‚ and her skin looks rough and hard. Her eyes are glassy and small‚ they don’t show much emotion. She drives a large blue wagonette that rattles like pots in the wind. You never quite know what to expect when Mrs Polkinghorne visits. She is a lonely old woman‚ she lives alone in her prehistoric cottage with only her two cats. She is never angry but doesn’t show many signs of happiness

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    All eloquent stories must have certain traits that allow the reader to engage and involve a reader into their work of art. Since many writers wish to immerse the reader‚ their stories contain similar elements‚ even if their writings are completely different. Most authors can integrate a reader into a story by using only a couple different methods. The technique many writers use includes vividly describing their characters‚ using their internal conflicts‚ and certain points of view to help the reader

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    Strategy 1: Mrs. Weaver‚ lectures her students about understanding and interpreting poems the correct away to find the true meaning of poems. Mrs. Weaver‚ allows students to know they are learning strategies to assist a student to understand and appreciate poems and encourage the student to read poetry more effectively. To expand students thinking further Mrs. Weaver discuss the meaning of the poem by asking students questions. She asked a few volunteers to read a few sentences aloud. My beliefs

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