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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

Oh thank you VERY MUCH for not inviting me to the party!
lesson ⇒ effect 2: readers feel pity, find it hard to bear the tension and have

Stolz und Vorurteil (englisch: Pride and Prejudice), erschienen 1813, ist eins der Hauptwerke von Jane Austen.
including strong-willed Elizabeth (Keira Knightley) and young Lydia (Jena Malone) have

Anne of Green Gables ist ein Roman der kanadischen Schriftstellerin Lucy Maud Montgomery, der 1908 erschien. Er wurde rasch ein Welterfolg. Seit der zweiten Hälfte des 20. Jahrhunderts wird er meist nur noch als Kinderbuch verstanden.
Anne would have infinitely preferred a whipping to this punishment under which her

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

In der Keyword Transformation müssen Sätze umgewandelt werden, wobei die Bedeutung erhalten bleiben soll. Ein angegebenes Schlüsselwort (engl. keyword) darf nicht verändert werden.
Do you and your brother have the same looks?    

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And I have already begun (begin / already) to learn all new words.

Find the matching cards!
FORTUNE It will last until midnight but fortunately() I have the next day off.

Put the verbs into the gaps. Watch the signal words!
The girls sleep (sleep) longer- they have more time.

The Outback or Red Center is the vast area in the interior of Australia.
If you stop (stop) more often, you won’t have accidents. Drowsy drivers die.