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    Father and Matilda

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    Matilda Matilda is an intelligent young girl who lives in a lovely house in an ordinary neighbourhood but a not so nice family. First there’s her brother who is constantly calling Matilda a dip face and wasting his sweets by continuously throwing them at Matilda. Then there’s her self-obsessed mother who is always seen smothered in make-up and in a pose to try and make her look good. Finally her father‚ her father is a selfish low-life cheapskate. He works in a second-hand car shop and most of

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    Eulogy For Father

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    to make a short speech on my dad‚ my first thoughts were “NOOOOOOOO I do not want to do this!!!” But after I thought about things to talk about‚ it actually turned out that I had to choose what not to talk about! I am very lucky and have a dad who has and always will be there for me. He coached my baseball team when no one else could do it‚ he always has offered to take me to the batting cages and has spent several hours thinking about me and what he could do to make my life better. Something that

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    Four Words That Made a Difference Encouragement is significant; it always gives us power o pay more attention to our work. It doesn’t need to be a long conversation‚ for just a few words‚ good things happen. I just learned two points from the article Four Words That Made a Difference‚ and I appreciate the common sense of both. Firstly‚ short words are better. For me‚ I prefer a short communication than a long conversation‚ because most people feel impatient if a conversation lasts too long. Actually

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    describes family Christmases past and present and the difference between the two. But even though it isn’t the main focus of the piece‚ a personal detail shines through; Rodriguez’s unbalanced relationships with his parents. After reading the passage it is evident that his mother is far more important to him and has had a much larger impact on his life than his father. The heart of the passage is made clear by the very first sentence. Rodriguez begins‚ “My mother is not surprised that her children are

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    Some people believe that children’s leisure activities must be educational‚ otherwise they are a complete waste of time. Do you agree or disagree? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your experience. Nowadays children spend so much time at school and attend various additional classes and this makes some educational specialists feel pity for them. They suggest giving kids more spare time to play and have fun. Meanwhile‚ there is an opinion that youngsters should

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    Boomerang Father

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    to ride a bike‚ to teaching them how to drive‚ fathers can play a significant role in the lives of their children. Some fathers are always present‚ while some were never there to begin with‚ and a few are boomerang fathers. Boomerang fathers are fathers that aren’t a permanent staple in the household‚ but are a permanent staple in the lives of their children. A recent article claims to have found a correlation between the presence of a boomerang father and lower risk of depression in their daughters

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    My Favourite Person

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    journal entry of not less than 100 words on it. 4. THE MOST EMBARRASING MOMENT IN MY LIFE. PAGE 47‚ 49 COMPREHENSION A. FIND THE FACTS ANSWERS: DIFFICULTY | DETAILS | MONEY | 1. 2. 3. | CLOTHES | 1. three beautiful sarees but don’t have gold to ‘shine’. 2. 1 school uniform and 1 pair of shoes. | WORK | 1. Malacca Education Department 2. Worked as a waitress | SOCIETY | 1. Sympathized with a widow. 2. Sceptical about what she could do and how she could

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    Fathers Day

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    Father’s Day is a widely known celebration honoring fathers and celebrating fatherhood‚ paternal bonds‚ and the influence of fathers in society. It is celebrated on the third Sunday of June in many countries and on other days elsewhere. It complements Mother’s Day‚ the celebration honoring mothers. Contents[hide] * 1 History * 1.1 Commercialization * 2 Spelling * 3 Dates around the world * 4 International history and traditions * 4.1 Argentina * 4.2 Australia * 4.3

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    The Absence of a Father

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    the Presence of a Father as a Role Model Fathers have a major impact on girls‚ especially at a young age. Their absence can either make or break how their daughters handle future relationships with men who come along later in their lives. The absence of “dad” affects girls on every individual level from emotionally‚ physically‚ professionally‚ and personally. Author Jennifer Marie Del Russo points out‚ “Current literature shows that daughters of physically absent fathers are likely to engage

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    Jwb Father

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    “Tell Mother …I Died For My Country” (JWB). JWB born May 10‚ 1838‚ near Bel Air‚ Maryland. He had 9 other siblings and he was the second youngest of the bunch. His father was known to be an actor‚ but grew a big reputation as a heavy drinker. JWB grew up on a farm with his siblings which were worked by the family’s slaves. When JWB was young he attended a boarding school called Milton Boarding School.If you asked others about JWB they would say he was very handsome. Those who knew him only thought

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