Inglese

The constitution under Queen Victoria did not differ from the one we know today.
Her inexperience facilitated the British two-party system. The reign was politically administered by a series of grat Prime Ministers: Peel and Disraeli among the Tories (Conservatives), Palmerston and Gladstone among the Whigs (Liberals).
In 1867 the Liberals propo

Richard, duke of Gloucester, is the main character and the villain of the play. He has a deformed back and arm and he is lame. The deformity of his body reflects the corruption of his mind: he is evil, sadistic, manipulative, cruel, ruthless, power-hungry; but, despite this, he is also a highly charismatic and fascinating character. This is due to his l

First Generation of Romantic Poets
William Wordsworth (Lake District 1770 – 1850). He studied in Cambridge until 1790 when he went on a walking tour of France and Italy, in this period he became a supporter of the French Revolution. He returned in London alone and he met the philosopher William Godwin and the poet Coleridge (the begin of o

For this reason is considered as the father of the English novel, the representative of a new social class that wanted to see its life portrayed in literature: the ambitious middle class.
Robinson Crusoe
The plot
Robinson Crusoe borns in 1632, from German father and English mother. At nineteen years old decides to leave his home, with his f

Even if love is the main theme of her novels, in them there’re no fits, no outbursts (slanci, impeti) of passion, no free expression of feelings, but restrained (contenute), measured emotions, which link her to the age of rationalism, rather than to the age of romanticism. In this sense Marianne is an exception, because she gives vent (sfoga) to her emo

- In ’80 began writing political plays
- 1982: Vivien died
- 1985: goes to Turkey with Arthur Miller where he met a lot of victims of political oppression
- At the embassy he started talking about the torture with electric shock to the privates, so he had been expelled
- 2002: became Companion of Honour
- -2002: submit himself at ch

NEGATIVA
Sogt+infinito+s(alla 3° pers. Sing)
Do/Does+sogt+infinito
Sogt+do/does+not+infinito
IMPERATIVE
AFFERMATIVA
Infinito+please / Let+pronome pers+infinito+please
PASSATO REMOTO
SIMPLE PAST
AFFERMATIVA
INTEROGATIVA
NEGATIVA
V.R. Sogt+infinito+ed
V.IR. Sogt+2° voce del paradigma
D

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• strade, piazze senza numero civico,
città, nazioni, continenti
• i punti cardinali

AT si usa
• in riferimento a un punto specifico The church is at the end of this road.
• con indirizzi col numero civico
• quando ci si riferisce alla funzione
dell’edificio
ON si usa
• per indicare su, sop