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    listening to stories‚ etc. 2. I write their suggestions on the board. 3. Then I mention the conditions in order to get what they have suggested. 4. The sentences written on the board have different colours. I use green for the word "IF"‚ red for the modal verbs "WILL" or "CAN" and blue for the verbs. They immediately notice I am teaching a new structure. 5. Later I ask them to tell the conditions their parents establish at home‚ like what will your mother do if you behave well? 6. In pairs

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    Indigenous Human Rights: an Overview of the Present Condition of First Nation toward Education Every part of the world has indigenous people whose rights have been deprived. In the beginning‚ they have free access of the land they inhabit and possess all valuable resources within it but after a contact with European and/or American colonization‚ they struggle to live freely because of the self-centered actions of these colonizers. One of these indigenous people are the first people of Canada‚ or

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    Human and Animal

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    题目: There are many extinct animals’ species in the world nowadays. Some people say we should protect these animals from dying out‚ while others say that we should concentrate more on problems of human beings. Discuss both opinions and give your own view. 正文: Nowadays‚ the issue regarding the priority between protecting endangered animals and solving social problems of humankind is put into fierce debates among citizens. From my perspective‚ I tend to believe that it’s more essential for us to

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    primitive humans or not?

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    of a kind. Which is in this case‚ humans. Every human being has animal instincts. These instincts are inherited in our sub consciousness from the early years of Homo* evolution. Even though it seems like we don’t have these particular connections with our ancestors we actually do. We use our instincts sub-consciously in every decision we make in our lives. Ultimately they effect us all the time in many different ways. However they are smoothened in time by humans evolvement and our environmental

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    An Update on the Study on the Condition of Jails and Correctional Institutions in the Country Commission on Human Rights Universal standards applicable to everyone have been established with respect to prohibitions that exist in national and international laws against any form of treatment or punishment which violates human rights or fundamental freedoms. Article 5 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights provides that “no one shall be subjected to torture or to cruel‚ inhuman or degrading

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    that I’m not going to talk about the definition of this idiom. I’ll go a little deeper and wish to share my thoughts. Let me take the word IF first. The moment we start a sentence with this word‚ we are sending out vibes of doubt. We are putting condition on potential good actions by doubting that would even happen. Some examples are: 1. If I get more money‚ I will do more charity. 2. If I lose some weight‚ I can fit in that dress and be happy. 3. If I can afford it‚ I would love to have

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    Human Evolution

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    Human Evolution During the evolution process from ape to man‚ it could be concluded that the biped and upright walking posture was a requirement for the emergence of human beings while the true difference between human and ape was the ability to make and use tools. Besides‚ the perfection of upright walking was the result of adapting the natural environment and the motivation for physical evolution of human. This posture positioned the head from the front to the top of body‚

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    Human Adaptation

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    Even though human being is the next evolution of animal‚ people still have the basic thing that both animal and human being always have‚ and they cannot deny which is the adaptation of survival. The movie “Bicycle Thieves” is director Vittorio De Sica told the viewers a story of a poor father‚ who was searching for his stolen bicycle‚ and without the bicycle he will lose his job‚ which was to be the salvation of his young family. At the end‚ he cannot even find his bicycle; instead to steal from

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    Human Overpopulation

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    Overpopulation of Humans The impact of human activity on the environment is catastrophically devastating and destructible. Assisting to that destruction is the increasing number of people that make up the worlds population today. Overpopulation is the condition of giving birth to a number of people living on earth that over exceeds the amount of space‚ resources and land found on our planet. According to reports from the United Nations (2007)‚ “World population is currently growing by approximately

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    Human Population

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    Human Population Human Population As we look around us‚ we can actually see how things are becoming over crowded. Lines at the store‚ driving on the highways and how schools classrooms are getting bigger. This is all due to the human population intensifying. We add about a million and half people to our world population every week! What effects is this having on our environment? Is it hurting our water systems and changing our climates? What can we do as a society to help or change

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