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Zna Reah

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are helping or auxiliary verbs

modals

models are used to show

assurance, possibility, obligation, promise, probability, determination, willingness

is used when you are sure and really able to perform an action

can

it shows assurance and strong possibility

can

is used to indicate a possibility and ability but it shows a shadow of uncertainty

could

is the modal used to indicate permission and shows possibility

may

is the modal used to indicate possibility like that of could

might

it is used to express what is hypothetical, counterfactual, or remotely possible

might

used to show strong obligation and show something required to be done

must

used to show obligation and suggestion

should

used to show future action and is commonly used in formal writing

shall

is used together with the pronouns I and we

shall

used to show future action and determination

will

it is used in common and conversational english

will

it also shows desire, choice, or consent

will

used in conditionals

could

the animal farm was written by

George Orwell

george orwell pseudonym of

eric arthur blair

george orwell was born on

June 25, 1903 Motihari, Bengal, India

george orwell died on

January 21, 1950 London, England

george orwell novels

Animal farm (1945), Nineteen Eighty Four (1949)

an old boar who speech about the evils perpetrated by humans rouses the animals into rebelling

major

his philosophy concerning the tyranny of man is named animalism by his followers

major

he also teaches the song beasts of england to the animals

major

a boar who becomes one of the rebellion's most valuable leaders

snowball

after drawing complicated plans for the construction of a windmill, he is chased off of the farm forever by napoleon's dogs and thereafter used as a scapegoat for the animals' troubles

snowball

a boar who, with snowball, leads the rebellion against jones

Napoleon

after the rebellion success, he systematically begins to control all aspects of the farm until he is an undisputed tyrant

napoleon

a porker pig who becomes napoleon's mouthpiece

squealer

throughout the novel, he displays his ability to manipulate the animals' thoughts through the use of hollow yet convincing rhetoric

squealer

a dedicated but dimwitted horse who aids in the building of the windmill but is sold to a glue-boiler after collapsing from exhaustion

boxer

a vain horse who prefers ribbons and sugar over ideas and rebellion

mollie

she is eventually lured of the farm with promises of a comfortable life

Mollie

a motherly horse who silently questions some of napoleon's decisions and tries to help boxer after his collapse

clover

a cynical, pessimistic donkey continually undercuts the animals' enthusiasm with his cryptic remark, "donkeys live a long time"

Benjamin

a tame raven and sometimes-pet of jones who tells the animals stories about a paradise called sugar candy mountain

moses

3 dogs

bluebell, jessie, pincher

the often drunk owner of manor farm, later expelled from his land by his own animals

mr. jones

jones' wife who flees from the farm when the animals rebel

mrs. jones

a solicitor hired by napoleon to act as an intermediary in the animal farm's grading with neighboring farms

mr. whymper

the owner of foxwood, a neighboring and neglected farm

mr. pilkington

he eventually sells some of his land to Napoleon and, in the novel's final scene, toasts to napoleon's success

mr. pilkington

an enemy of pilkington and owner of pinchfield, another neighboring farm

mr. frederick

known for "driving hard bargains," _____ swindles napoleon by buying timber from him with counterfeit money

mr. Frederick

later tries to attack and seize animal farm but is defeated

mr. Frederick

is a dystopian fable, satire allegory

the animal farm

allegorical basis of the story

the russian revolution

November/October 1917-1945

reasons

autocracy, poor working conditions, defeat in russo-japanese war, bloody sunday, march revolution

the russian revolution was led by the

bolshevik party of vladimir lenin

they fought the leadership of

Czar Nicholas ll (The Romanov Massacre)

subject= doer of the action

active

object=receiver of the action

active

normal form

active

simpler than passive voice

active

subject=receiver of the action

passive

doer=found at the end of the sentence

passive

pattern of active voice

subject + verb + object

pattern of passive voice

subject (receiver of the action) + be + past participle+ by + doer of the action

refers to a stump speech

campaign speech

of your campaign speech are the foundational ideas

pillars

not always needed in a campaign speech, depending on the gravity of the situation

humor

however, making an audience laugh can go a long way to engage in your crowd

humor

write your speech like you're having a conversation

conversational

be a little casual, but stay formal and respectful

conversational

flowery or exists words are not going to win your fans instead _____ so that the audience does not fall asleep on you

be succinct

using some strong words is a good thing

be strong and passionate

it may inspire some controversy, but you want people to know you are willing to take flak for something you believe in

be strong and passionate

HEALTH

HEALTH

ARTS

ARTS

SCIENCE

SCIENCE

ENGLISH

ENGLISH

MUSIC

MUSIC

tle quiz part 1

tle quiz part 1

tle quiz part 2

tle quiz part 2

tle quiz part 3

tle quiz part 3

tle shortcuts part 4

tle shortcuts part 4

ARTS

ARTS

MUSIC

MUSIC

HEALTH

HEALTH

tle part 5

tle part 5

AP (agrikultura)

AP (agrikultura)

AP (industriya)

AP (industriya)

Science

Science

literature

literature

ATTENTIVENESS

ATTENTIVENESS

AVAILABILITY

AVAILABILITY

ARTS

ARTS

COMPUTER NETWORK

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COMPUTER NETWORK

SCIENCE

SCIENCE

HEALTH

HEALTH

PE QUIZ

PE QUIZ

MUSIC QUIZ

MUSIC QUIZ

ARTS QUIZ

ARTS QUIZ

HEALTH QUIZ

HEALTH QUIZ

SCIENCE QUIZ

SCIENCE QUIZ

BENEVOLENCE

BENEVOLENCE

ARTS

ARTS

science

science

MUSIC

MUSIC

HEALTH

HEALTH

TLE VISUAL STUDIO

TLE VISUAL STUDIO

TLE FLOWCHARTING

TLE FLOWCHARTING

TLE LESSON 1 BOOK

TLE LESSON 1 BOOK

TLE NETWORK SECURITY

TLE NETWORK SECURITY

HEALTH DEPT

HEALTH DEPT

ENG MYTH

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ENG MYTH

ENG MYTH P2

ENG MYTH P2

science

science

ARTS

ARTS

science eye

science eye

MUSIC

MUSIC

iliad

iliad

electricity and magnetism

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electricity and magnetism

pointers science

pointers science

computer

computer

TULA

TULA

BOLDNESS

BOLDNESS

MUSIC

MUSIC

science 1st

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science 1st

science 2

science 2

cautiousness

cautiousness

compassion

compassion

cheer dance

cheer dance

Contentment

Contentment

MUSIC

MUSIC

Science

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Science

science part 2

science part 2

creativity

creativity

English

English

decisiveness

decisiveness

ARTS

ARTS

MUSIC

MUSIC

SCIENCE PPT1

SCIENCE PPT1

SCIENCE PPT2

SCIENCE PPT2

SCIENCE REVIEWER

SCIENCE REVIEWER

deference

deference

dependability

dependability

determination

determination

Diligence

Diligence

tle veg

tle veg

contemporary dance

contemporary dance

science

science

ARTS

ARTS

MUSIC

MUSIC

HEALTH

HEALTH

English

English

Philippine festival

Philippine festival

health career

health career

biomolecules

biomolecules

tle cookery

tle cookery

musical play

musical play

module 4

module 4

module 5

module 5

module 6

module 6

theater

theater

chemical reactions

chemical reactions

PRECAL

PRECAL

21st

21st

21st p2

21st p2

問題一覧

are helping or auxiliary verbs

modals

models are used to show

assurance, possibility, obligation, promise, probability, determination, willingness

is used when you are sure and really able to perform an action

can

it shows assurance and strong possibility

can

is used to indicate a possibility and ability but it shows a shadow of uncertainty

could

is the modal used to indicate permission and shows possibility

may

is the modal used to indicate possibility like that of could

might

it is used to express what is hypothetical, counterfactual, or remotely possible

might

used to show strong obligation and show something required to be done

must

used to show obligation and suggestion

should

used to show future action and is commonly used in formal writing

shall

is used together with the pronouns I and we

shall

used to show future action and determination

will

it is used in common and conversational english

will

it also shows desire, choice, or consent

will

used in conditionals

could

the animal farm was written by

George Orwell

george orwell pseudonym of

eric arthur blair

george orwell was born on

June 25, 1903 Motihari, Bengal, India

george orwell died on

January 21, 1950 London, England

george orwell novels

Animal farm (1945), Nineteen Eighty Four (1949)

an old boar who speech about the evils perpetrated by humans rouses the animals into rebelling

major

his philosophy concerning the tyranny of man is named animalism by his followers

major

he also teaches the song beasts of england to the animals

major

a boar who becomes one of the rebellion's most valuable leaders

snowball

after drawing complicated plans for the construction of a windmill, he is chased off of the farm forever by napoleon's dogs and thereafter used as a scapegoat for the animals' troubles

snowball

a boar who, with snowball, leads the rebellion against jones

Napoleon

after the rebellion success, he systematically begins to control all aspects of the farm until he is an undisputed tyrant

napoleon

a porker pig who becomes napoleon's mouthpiece

squealer

throughout the novel, he displays his ability to manipulate the animals' thoughts through the use of hollow yet convincing rhetoric

squealer

a dedicated but dimwitted horse who aids in the building of the windmill but is sold to a glue-boiler after collapsing from exhaustion

boxer

a vain horse who prefers ribbons and sugar over ideas and rebellion

mollie

she is eventually lured of the farm with promises of a comfortable life

Mollie

a motherly horse who silently questions some of napoleon's decisions and tries to help boxer after his collapse

clover

a cynical, pessimistic donkey continually undercuts the animals' enthusiasm with his cryptic remark, "donkeys live a long time"

Benjamin

a tame raven and sometimes-pet of jones who tells the animals stories about a paradise called sugar candy mountain

moses

3 dogs

bluebell, jessie, pincher

the often drunk owner of manor farm, later expelled from his land by his own animals

mr. jones

jones' wife who flees from the farm when the animals rebel

mrs. jones

a solicitor hired by napoleon to act as an intermediary in the animal farm's grading with neighboring farms

mr. whymper

the owner of foxwood, a neighboring and neglected farm

mr. pilkington

he eventually sells some of his land to Napoleon and, in the novel's final scene, toasts to napoleon's success

mr. pilkington

an enemy of pilkington and owner of pinchfield, another neighboring farm

mr. frederick

known for "driving hard bargains," _____ swindles napoleon by buying timber from him with counterfeit money

mr. Frederick

later tries to attack and seize animal farm but is defeated

mr. Frederick

is a dystopian fable, satire allegory

the animal farm

allegorical basis of the story

the russian revolution

November/October 1917-1945

reasons

autocracy, poor working conditions, defeat in russo-japanese war, bloody sunday, march revolution

the russian revolution was led by the

bolshevik party of vladimir lenin

they fought the leadership of

Czar Nicholas ll (The Romanov Massacre)

subject= doer of the action

active

object=receiver of the action

active

normal form

active

simpler than passive voice

active

subject=receiver of the action

passive

doer=found at the end of the sentence

passive

pattern of active voice

subject + verb + object

pattern of passive voice

subject (receiver of the action) + be + past participle+ by + doer of the action

refers to a stump speech

campaign speech

of your campaign speech are the foundational ideas

pillars

not always needed in a campaign speech, depending on the gravity of the situation

humor

however, making an audience laugh can go a long way to engage in your crowd

humor

write your speech like you're having a conversation

conversational

be a little casual, but stay formal and respectful

conversational

flowery or exists words are not going to win your fans instead _____ so that the audience does not fall asleep on you

be succinct

using some strong words is a good thing

be strong and passionate

it may inspire some controversy, but you want people to know you are willing to take flak for something you believe in

be strong and passionate