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Being from India, I get a lot of questions about my country.
Q: "Do you have cars in India?"
Being from India, I get a lot of questions about my country.
Q: "Do you have cars in India?"
Complete the following text. Use the correct forms of the words in brackets and find your own to replace the question marks. There is one example (0) at the beginning.
CHOOSE You have the choice() to get better grades.
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She wants to have a big party with them . "Look, here’s an invitation card.
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If I were (be) you, I would have (have) a snowball fight.
Noch vor wenigen Jahren verstand man unter Orient im Wandel den Übergang vom Leben in der Wüste mit der Oasenwirtschaft hin zu Ressourcen Erdöl und Erdgas als Entwicklungsfaktoren gemeint.
in December 2010 in protest at his treatment by police, pro-democracy rebellions have
Auch Aufforderungen (engl. : orders) und Bitten (engl.: requests) können auch in die indirekte Rede gesetzt werden.
Sometimes you have to add "not". 1. "Stop talking!"
We all wear a tunic and leggings like the one I’m wearing now. In winter we wrap a big hood over our head and shoulders to try and keep up warm. The cloth is coarse[1] wool and it’s very itchy[2]. Henry made himself a pair of wooden shoes, I wear cloth wrapped around my feet, its more comfortable. Some of the richer villagers buy leather shoes but many, especially children, go barefoot. Henry’s prized possession is a sheepskin he wears in winter. We also use it as a bed cover.
I always carry a small spindle with me and I make yarn whenever I have a few spare
In this task you must read an English text, understand the content and answer questions in German!
Please only visit if you have a valid ticket.
The topic sentence stating what you think to be the message of the cartoon! (Thesis!)
What effect does this have (e.g. … shows development / contrast/before and after
The Feudal System was introduced by King William I after the Battle of Hastings in 1066 when he became King of England. William said that he owned all of the land in England having killed many of the Saxon Earls and taken the land from most of the others he had defeated. He gave large estates to the Norman Barons who had supported him at Hastings as a rewards for loyal service and also to keep them on his side in future. It is is now 1196 and Richard is our King, though he has spent years away at the Crusades and fighting in France, and the same system is used today.
This is how Kings since William have raised an army.