Inglese

Then came the spirit of Perverseness (he did stupid or terrible things simply because he knew that he should not do them). This was one of the primitive impulses of the human heart.
One morning he put a noose about its neck and hung it. On the night of this day, he woke up by the cry of the fire. The house was in flames, the destruction was complete

On the other side there is Chistopher’s mother. At the beginning, we know that she’s dead but with the evolution of the event we discover that she is still alive but she is gone to London to live with her lover: Mr Shears. In this circumstance she dimostrated her irresponsability prefering her own happiness in spite Ch.’s one. Her pression about being

Every day begins for this narrator with such glimpses of Mangan’s sister. He places himself in the front room of his house so he can see her leave her house, and then he rushes out to walk behind her quietly until finally passing her. The narrator and Mangan’s sister talk little, but she is always in his thoughts. He thinks about her when he accompanies

The situation worsened and on the island started a war. At the end, after several victims, a ship found the island and saved the boys who never talk about their adventure with anyone.
This book show the pessimistic Golding’s idea of the humanity: he is usually represent men with a phrase: «Man produces the evil as bees produce honey»....

London fairly buzzed with speculations, suggestions, and countersuggestions regarding the author's identity, as well as those of some of his characters. In Part I, for example, the Lilliputian Emperor-tyrannical, cruel, corrupt, and obsessed with ceremony-though a timeless symbol of bad government, is also a biting satire of George I, King of England (f

SEEM sembrare
SWEAR giurare
WANT volere
WISH desiderare
VERBI CHE REGGONO LA –ING FORM:
GO e COME +
CLIMBING scalare
DANCING ballare
DRIVING guidare
FISHING pescare
RIDING andare a cavallo
SAILING andare in barca a vela
SHOPPING fare compere
SIGHTSEEING fare giri turistici
SKIING sciare
SWIMMIN

Many years went by and when Jane became 18 she wanted to go away from that place, so she advertised for a post as governess and got the reply from Mrs.Fairfax, housekeeper at Thornfield Hall. There she was appointed to care for Adele, the ward of Mr.Rochester, the owner of the house. She met him only after many days, as she helped a man fallen fro