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Middle or upper-class women were not expected to work: the ladies spent their time in gossiping, reading poetry, writing letters, singing or playing the piano. These were the most fashionable occupations, and another “hobby” that involved the whole aristocracy were the balls, a great occasion to find a partner.
For having a respectable place in soci

They are Quince,Starveling,Bottom,Snout and Flute.The comedy they decided to put on is Pyramus and Thisbe.They divided the parts and get appointment in the wood the following day to try the comedy. Oberon sees Helena race behind Demetrius,who is looking for Hermia,and he decides to help her.
Puck returns with the flower and tells him to put the ju

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The shareholders elect a number of director, the board of directors.
In the U.S.A. limited companies are called corporations. In the Great Britain there are two types of limited company: public limited companies(PLC) and limited companies(Ltd) also called private limited companies. The most important difference between the two forms is that the shar

IL FUTURO

-PRESENT SIMPLE

Si usa il PRESENT SIMPLE quando ci si riferisce ad orari, calendari, scadenze fisse.
The train leaves at 5.35.

-PRESENT CONTINUOUS

Si usa il PRESENT CONTINUOUS per parlare di cose stabilite o convenute per il futuro, di solito con un complemento.
Are you working tomorrow?~~~~...

Ma con l’occhio scintillante lo attrae e lo trattiene. —E il Convitato resta come paralizzato, e sta ad ascoltare come un bambino di tre anni: il vecchio Marinaro è padrone di lui.
Il Convitato si mise a sedere sopra una pietra: e non può fare a meno di ascoltare attentamente. E cosí parlò allora quel vecchio uomo, il Marinaro dal magnetico sguardo:

Ring
Rang
Rung
Suo.camp.
Rise
Rose
Risen
Sorgere
Run
Ran
Run
Correre
Say
Said
Said
Dire
See
Saw
Seen
Vedere
Sell
Sold
Sold
Vendere
Send
Sent
Sent
Mandare
Shake
Shook
Shaken
Scuotere
Shoot
Shot
Shot
Sparare
Show~

Does he have to work on Saturdays? No, he doesn’t have to work.

MUST è un presente. Perciò, al PAST SIMPLE in altri tempi, l’obbligo si esprime con HAVE TO.
They had to walk to the nearest garage.
How long did you have to wait?

MUSTN’T indica obbligo negativo o proibizione, come ARE NOT ALLOWED TO( forma aff: ARE ALLOWED TO = p

A job was offered to Tom.
Tom was offered a job.

La seconda costruzione, cioè quella in cui il complemento indiretto diventa soggetto della nuova proposizione, è di gran lunga la più frequente.
Lo stesso tipo di costruzione si usa con certi verbi che reggono un’infinitiva, come: ASK, TELL, SUPPOSE, ALLOW, ORDER, TEACH,ADVISE, FORBI

CAN E COULD
- CAN
CAN è un presente. La forma negativa è CAN’T. Ha due significati:
- CAN(DO) = poter(fare)
Can I speak to Barbara, please?
- CAN(DO) = saper(fare)
I can speak English very well.
- COULD
COULD è il passato di CAN. Ha gli stessi significati di CAN: poter o saper fare. Può corrispondere al condizi...