Hello everyone, my favorite readers💓, tomorrow we are waiting for our last HOME READING classes in the 1st year.You all did well and did a great job, brought a lot of new knowledge and skills.Tomorrow we are waiting for our final test, I am sure that you will cope with everything and will be able to write to the highest score! Never doubt yourself and your knowledge, the main thing is to be sure of everything(even if something goes wrong) AND EVERYTHING WILL WORK OUT!

I have prepared a mini test for you to repeat all the rules that we have passed, I hope this will help you. GOOD LUCK!

A Piece of Steak

by Jack London 

 I never tire of being amazed at the talent of Jack London, how well he succeeds in works on any topic: about people, nature, animals. And they are all written so colorfully, succinctly, as if you are reading about some people you know well.I think if the point here is that London itself has tried so many activities and works in life that its life experience itself was very interesting.

My suns☀ Hello everyone💖. Glad to see you again in my blog. It is vital for me that everybody come and read my review Today I would like to share some very good news with you. I took a literature course and received my online certificate. I learned a lot of interesting and useful information😻 and am ready to share a little with you and I hope this will interest you too.

My course was called "The Art of Washi Paper in Japanese Rare Books" and it immediately became interesting to me to learn more about this and I was not mistaken .. This wonderful course was taught Professor Takahiro Sasaki of the Keio Institute of Oriental Classics and Dr. Makiko Shiroto, a Keio University Alumna and a member of Society for Study of Washi Culture, these are wonderful people who were able to clearly and accurately and very excitingly convey information about their business , they were able to interest a large number of people.

My favorite readers❤ Hello everyone! Today I want to advise you the work of the author E. Wharton "WRITING A WAR STORY". I wrote a review and I will be happy if you like it)

"Writing War Story" is a comedy or Wharton pokes fun at wartime relief efforts, depicting a woman writer trying to come up with a story fit for a soldier magazine.

I read the story of the great writer Robert Louis Stevenson "The Adventure of the Hansom Cab" and together with Lisa Tulaeva, we wrote an essay based on one of the topics that are touched upon in this work. The theme we took is Officer honor and we wanted to share with you and get your opinion.

"Officer honor"

While reading any work that touches on a certain historical period, especially the military, you immediately want to analyze the lifestyle of officers, people who have passed such a difficult period in their lives. The personality of these people fascinates with their confidence in their words, which often stand above their whole life, since the loss of honor is the worst nightmare for real officers "Know that, no matter what circumstances you find yourself in, you can count on me. I will never leave you." Not every man is able to give his life for a promise, but every self-respecting officer will stand up for every word spoken, with his honor.

 Adverbs in English

Adverb is an independent and independent part of speech that indicates a sign of an action or various circumstances under which an action takes place.

"Frankenstein" by Mary Shelley!

I recently read Mary Shelley's incredible novel Frankenstein, or Modern Prometheus. A Gothic novel by English writer Mary Shelley, which tells the story of the labors of the talented young scientist Victor Frankenstein, who, with the help of his fateful experiments, managed to overcome death itself - to revive lifeless matter. I advise everyone to read this work.

But today I would like to compare the novel and the theatrical production based on this novel. Let's start with what is a novel and what is a play?

Good evening, I decided to tell you about...

👀 The Subjunctive Mood 👀 -

mood of a verb used to express a subjective attitude towards action.

In English, two forms of the subjunctive mood are distinguished from the verb:

1. Subjunctive mood I is used to express a desired or necessary action

I insist he be here.

2. Subjunctive mood II - the action is thought of as unreal or impracticable I wish he were here.

The subjunctive form is formed in the same way as the past tense form (Past Indefinite and Past Perfect). Only from the verb to be, the subjunctive mood is formed separately. The were form is usually used in both the singular and plural.

The subjunctive form can be either perfect subjunctive or non-perfect subjunctive.

 

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 Good evening, I decided to tell a little about modal verbs at night 👀 Here is the most important thing!

Modal verbs are VERY common in spoken and written language. Especially the verb can - it is included in the 10 most common verbs in the English language and almost no conversation can do without it. Modal verbs in English are a special group of verbs. They denote the possibility, likelihood, necessity or ability to perform some kind of action.

 Hi everyone! I am very glad that you came to my blog, I hope that we will stay together for a long time!😺

Let's get acquainted! My name is Alyona, I'm 17 years old. I'm studying to be a linguist and now I'm studying English and everything related to it. I also really love literature and love to read books, this is one of my favorite activities. I think this is the most important thing to know about me. Now it's your turn, I'll be waiting!