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Which race between two English universities is so famous to be known simply as ‘The Boat Race’? The teams are getting ready. The Oxford – Cambridge Boat Race is only weeks away and Sam’s brother is on the team. But what’s happening at the boat house? Why are some people from the team ill? Was the fire at the boat house an accident? Sam and his…

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Unabridged reader for learners of English: CEFR level C2In this reader you will find:The First World War in Facts and Figurespoems and verseBiographical notes about the poetsBackground pages: The Poppy, Women and War, The Unknown Soldier, The Lasting ImpactNotes on the poemsActivities to help C2 readers with technical vocabularywith extracts recorded on Audio CD and full text as Mp3 from elireaders.com

Are there ghosts at Bly, or is the governess going mad? A young woman starts her first job as a governess in charge of two young orphans, Miles and Flora, at a country house called Bly. The children are beautiful and well-behaved, but are they too good to be true? When the governess starts to experience strange visions, she suspects that the children are hiding a terrible secret. Sú tu v Bly duchovia, alebo sa opatrovateľka zbláznila? Mladá žena nastúpila prvýkrát do práce ako opatrovateľka, ktorá má na starosti dve malé siroty, Milesa a Floru, žijúce vo vidieckom dome zvanom Bly. Deti sú úžasné a vychované, ale nie je to príliš dobré, aby to bola pravda? Keď začne opatrovateľka vidieť zvláštne veci, začne tušiť, že deti majú desivé tajomstvo.

Presents the language and communication aims for each lesson, instructions on how to carry out lessons, extra cultural information and vocabulary, an answer key, transcripts, ideas for extra activities and revision, alternative short lesson plans, extra or cross-curricular links, tests and detailed information on how to use suggested websites.

Als Quelle diente Shakespeare das epische Gedicht „Romeo und Juliet“, das 1562 erschien. Shakespeare schuf daraus das unsterbliche Liebespaar, dessen Liebe die verfeindeten Elternhäuser Montagnes und Capulets entgegenstanden. Noch heute zieht es Liebespaare aus aller Welt zum Schauplatz der Handlung nach Verona, wo die Szenen spielen, deren Liebesgespräche als die schönsten der Weltliteratur gelten. Das Leseheft umfasst neben dem ungekürzten Text in der Übersetzung August Wilhelm Schlegels (durchgängige Vers-/Zeilenzählung) ein Nachwort sowie Anmerkungen bzw. Wort- und Sacherläuterungen.

Von allerlei Schnörkeln früherer Übersetzungen befreit, liest sich das Werk [...] frisch und modern. [...] auch der humorvolle Unterton Austens entfaltet sich in dem klareren Erzählstrom bestens. Freie Presse 20150123