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    Paralelweg k-2 Julianadorp Curaçao 3 december 2013 Tate Modern Bankside London SE1 9TG United Kingdom Dear Sir/Madame‚ Let me first introduce myself. My name is Quintly Cicilia born on the 15 of october 1994. I have been a student of R.C for 5 years and I would really like to have the opportunity to work at Tate Modern museum. After founding the advertisement in the newspaper Amigoe about Tate Modern Museum is looking for a volunteer that is fluent in English I thought this would

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    Modern English a) Received Pronunciation is an accent‚ which pronunciate words as they are spelled. RP . is conceived as a more formal way of speaking. b) In the 1800’s when a standard English had been established‚ the upper/upper middle class in the north east of England and especially London‚ began speaking RP. It spread‚ and was considered the educated way of speaking‚ so it became the favorable and more official way of speaking in England. c) Cockney pronunciate letters‚ which may

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    To what extent has the integrity of The Tragedy of King Lear been tested by your own reading of the playIn your answer‚ refer to the construction‚ language and staging of the play‚ along with an awareness of different ways of valuing it. Shakespeares The Tragedy of King Lear has been carefully constructed to create a domino effect: had Cordelia said more than nothing‚ had Gloucester spoken to Edgar about the letter‚ and if Edgar had not decided to become a beggar he may not have been able to save

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    Juliet as a tragedy of Fate It has always been the dearest hope of mankind that the twists and turns of life‚ a seemingly random progression of sheer coincidence‚ are in fact a part of the designs of some higher order. Somewhere‚ we reason‚ there must exist an emergent pattern to the chaos of our existence. To this intangible being who directs our course we have assigned the name of fate. It is fate‚ and not humble human choice or character‚ that steers Romeo and Juliet to the tragedy of their deaths

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    technologies‚ discoveries‚ and information. These new and updated findings are what make the world we live in more modern. There are endless advancements being made daily‚ making the people who live on our planet more modern‚ individually and as a whole. I‚ in fact‚ am a modern person due to the way I live my life and the technologies I use on a day to day basis. The word “modern” means “of or relating to the present or recent times as opposed to the remote past”. The adjective is synonymous with

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    A tragedy‚ at its core‚ is a story in which the central characters meet an unhappy or disastrous end. But there is much more to it than that. The playwright artfully creates the storyline in a way that this outcome is the pinnacle of despair after a long‚ equally harrowing passage. William Shakespeare has written many well-known plays‚ which have stood the test of time and are still popular today. As one of Shakespeare’s greatest tragedies‚ Romeo and Juliet follows the ill-fated story of the two

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    Montagues. During the time period when the Montagues and Capulets lived‚ they believed that whatever arises amid their lives is imminent and all events are predetermined and arranged before them like a road map to life; otherwise known as‚ fate. In The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet‚ Shakespeare supports that humans are sentenced to an inevitable fate through symbolism‚ the character of Romeo and irony. Throughout the play‚ Shakespeare uses symbolism to exemplify how fate is inevitable. The biggest symbol

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    this play that many critics‚ authors‚ readers‚ and play viewers can agreed upon. That is‚ just as this paper intends to address‚ that Hamlet is a revenge tragedy. In order to analyze Hamlet as a revenge tragedy we must first understand what defines a revenge tragedy. According to M.H. Abrams’ Glossary of Literary Terms a revenge tragedies subject “is a murder and the quest for vengeance‚ and it includes a ghost‚ insanity‚ suicide‚ a play-within-a-play‚ sensational incidents‚ and a gruesomely

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    Modern gadgets have made us complete slaves to machines. There is no work which cannot be done without the assistance of machines and there is not a single area of human activity where machines don’t have to be used. No one can deny the fact that gadgets have not only simplified our lives but also made them more comfortable and luxurious. If electricity fails‚ life for each one of us comes to a standstill as all gadgets are operated with it be it AC‚ TV‚ computer‚ a telephone‚ or any other modern

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    Professor English 101 11 March‚ 2013 The Modern Family The New American Family is quite different from what people used to believe. It is known that things change over time as well as the structure of what perfect is. It was believed that the ideal family was built on a male figure as a bread winner‚ stay at home mom‚ and children who went to school as well as respected their parents. The mom and dad parent figure was a very important role and were both present. The father had most of the authority

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