Inglese

Everyman is loath to leave this earth. He pleads that that he is not ready and offers Death a thousand pounds if Death will reprieve him. Death refuses saying that all the riches in the world might be his if he were open to such bribes. Everyman next inquires if he will be allowed to return after he has rendered his account to Almighty God. Death assure

WOULD YOU COME TO THE CINEMA WITH ME?
ESEMPIO 3:
VORREI / MI PIACEREBBE UNA TAZZA DI TEA?
I’D LIKE TO HAVE A CUP OF TEA?
LA FORMA CONTRATTA DI WOULD E’ APOSTROFO D.
IL CONDIZIONALE PASSATO SI OTTIENE UTILIZZANDO WOULD HAVE PIU’ PARTICIPIO PASSATO ( PER I VERBI REGOLARI –ED, PER GLI IRREGOLARI 3ª COLONNA).
ESEMPIO 1:

Few months later, Bill is still staying at the inn but he didn’t pay for the stay of the last months; he is drinking a lot of rum and Doctor Livesey, a family-friend of Jim’s father, who’s dead, has already gave him an advertisement : he must stop drinking do much and he must calm down.
An old, blind pirate, called ‘Blind Pew’ arrives at the inn and

NATIONAL GOVERNMENT: Council of Ministers headed by a prime minister appointed by the president on the basis of ability to form a government with parliamentary support.
POLITICAL COALITIONS AND PARTIES: There are two broad coalitions: the right-of-centre Casa delle Liberta (House of Freedom) and the centre-left Ulivo (Olive Tree). The Casa includes

Today the word “henge” has a specific archeological meaning: a circular enclosure surrounding settings of stone and timber uprights, or pits.
Who built Stonehenge?
Stonehenge is a group of standing stones on Salisbury Plain in southern England. Dating to c. 2000-1800 B.C., the megaliths are enclosed by a circular ditch and embankment that may da

His English phase is best represented by “The Canterbury Tales”. Chaucer took it over from Boccaccio’s “Decameron”. He presented his tales told by a group of pilgrims travelling to Canterbury.
Chaucer’s pilgrims cover the middle strata of society. He gives a portrait of middle class England in the late 14 century. A fine irony is the main characteri

to conquer on their side many overseas territories.
So, Great Britain arrived at the First World War with a high sense of supremacy; this
nation, in fact, hadn’t any interest to enter the war and leading an isolating policy, it
didn’t care about European events. Through diplomacy, they made their game to
suppo

These kinds of conquests are connected to the Industrial Revolution and in this way Britain had aims to commandeer most of the raw materials from overseas countries to feed the British industries and to control the European but also World trade.
5) Other territories became colonies of Britain during Queen Victoria’s Ages, these are: South Afric

The Faerie Queen is Spenser’s masterpiece . It is an epic poem in six book’s dedicated to Queen Elizabeth.
It combines elements from different tradition:
1)Medieval Romans.
2)Epic elements from Ariosto and Tasso.
3)The works of Chaucer.
4)Christian legends, medieval allegory, Bible.
This poem, destined to noblemen, celebrated in