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FASCISM AND NATIONALSOCIALISM: Mussolini wrote the principle of work for the national good into the Italian Labor Charter which he promulgated in 1927. The ends of the Italian nation are “superior to those of the separate individuals which comprise it”. “Work in all its forms… is a social duty”. Production “has a single object, namely, the well-being of individuals and the development of national power.// Hitler said in 1928 that Germany was a people “torn into two parts”. Its
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TELL-TALE HEART
SYNONYMS
1.disturbed, annoyed, troubled: VEXED
2. careful, cautious, leery: WARY
3. boldness, daring, brazenness: AUDACITY
4. withheld, repressed, held back: REFRAINED
5. forcefully, passionately, furiously: VEHEMENTLY
6. smoothness, politeness, fine manners: SUAVITY
7. gestures, wild movements, spasms: GESTICULATIONS
8. scorn, ridicule, contempt: DERISION
9. sharp, sensitive, severe: ACUTE
10. intelligence, smarts, good sense: SAGACITY
Reading Comprehension
1. Why does the narrator decide to
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6 Most of the mistakes that second language learners make are due to interference from their first language: First, we should recognize that knowledge of one or more languages can contribute positively to many aspects of second or foreign language learning. If the languages are relatively close cousins (for example, English and German, Spanish and French, English and Spanish), there is much that learners already ‘know’-including the alphabet, cognate words, as well as some basic principles of Read Morelkmj n´lk
POPULAR IDEAS ABOUT LANGUAGE LEARNING REVISITED: In the Introduction, we presented a number of commonly expressed opinions about how languages are learned. We asked you to indicate how strongly you agreed with these opinions. Now that you have read about some of the theory and research in second language acquisition, take another look at those ideas. Have you changed your mind about the importance of imitation or feedback on errors, or whether starting second language instruction early is the best
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The notion of democracy deficit within the European Union has been widely used referring to a variety of factors affecting the European democratic process. Before to move forward into the critical assessment of those factors, it is worth to mention where the concept of democracy comes from and how the European Union has approached it since its establishment.
The term democracy comes from the Greek term demos (=people) and its literal translation to English would be “rule by the people”; it therefore
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FASCISM AND NATIONALSOCIALISM: Mussolini wrote the principle of work for the national good into the Italian Labor Charter which he promulgated in 1927. The ends of the Italian nation are “superior to those of the separate individuals which comprise it”. “Work in all its forms… is a social duty”. Production “has a single object, namely, the well-being of individuals and the development of national power.// Hitler said in 1928 that Germany was a people “torn into two parts”. Its
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