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Two Letters from London
1. Background Knowledge
2. Text Analysis
3. Exercises
4. Questions for Discussion
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Background Knowledge
1.  London London, capital of Great Britain in
the southeast of England, is one of the largest
cities in the world. It is divided into many
administrative units, the largest of which is
Greater London and the City of London is the
heart of this unit. The City of London takes up a
very small area, about one square mile, lying
north of the Thames near London Bridge. This area
is the business centre of the country.
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Background Knowledge
London is the national centre of government,
trade, commerce, shipping, finance and industry
it is also one of the cultural centres of the
world. London is a historic city with many
beautiful buildings. The Tower of London,
Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace and St.
Pauls Cathedral are major tourist attractions.
The city is also famous for its art galleries and
museums. Among these are the British Museum,
which comprises the British National Museum of
Antiquities and Ethnography and the British
National Library, the National Gallery which
contains Britains best-known collection of
pictures, and the National Portrait Gallery.
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Background Knowledge
2. Blue jeans Blue jeans are trousers made of
strong blue cotton cloth, worn for work and
informally by men, women, and children. Blue
jeans are also called Cowboy jeans because
cowboys liked to wear such trousers.
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Background Knowledge
Levi Strauss, a German immigrant, was the
inventor of blue jeans. When he went West, where
he hoped to find gold and become rich, he brought
with him some canvas, a kind of strong cloth. He
used this cloth to make canvas pants, which soon
became very popular among the miners. When he ran
out of canvas, he asked his relatives in New York
to send him more. Instead, they sent him the
wrong cloth. This kind of cloth came from Genes.
Levi changed the spelling of Genes to jeans, dyed
the cloth blue, and called his new pants blue
jeans.
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Background Knowledge
3. Ernest Hemingway Ernest Hemingway
(1899-1961), spokesman for the Lost Generation,
was an influential US novelist and short-story
writer. His simple and direct style of writing
has been widely imitated by many other writers,
and his stories of courage in the face of death
are reread by each new generation.
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Background Knowledge
The Sun Also Rises, his first major novel,
was published in 1926, and met with great
success. A Farewell to Arms (1929) and For Whom
the Bell Tolls (1940) were based on his own
experiences in WWI and the Spanish Civil War
respectively and added greatly to his reputation
as a writer. In 1952, Hemingway published his
last successful novel, The Old Man and the Sea.
In 1954, he was awarded the Nobel Prize for
Literature. Throughout his life, Hemingway wrote
many short stories. The Snows of Kilimanjaro and
The killers are probably the best known.
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Background Knowledge
Hemingway was a man of many contradictions.
He was extremely generous and extremely selfish.
He loved life, yet he continually pondered death.
His life was bold and courageous, yet his courage
deserted him in the end. Increasingly ill and
depressed, he committed suicide in 1961.
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Exercises
1. True/False Questions 2. Multiple-choice
Questions
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True/False Questions
1. Bob and Jessica were on a business-and-pleasure
trip to London. 2. They both liked London
because they could speak English at a bar or a
restaurant. 3. Bob didnt understand why the
English businessmen did not talk business over
lunch. 4. All the time Bob was thinking of blue
jeans market in England and nothing else.
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True/False Questions
1. Bob and Jessica were on a business-and-pleasure
trip to London. (T) 2. They both liked London
because they could speak English at a bar or a
restaurant. 3. Bob didnt understand why the
English businessmen did not talk business over
lunch. 4. All the time Bob was thinking of blue
jeans market in England and nothing else.
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True/False Questions
1. Bob and Jessica were on a business-and-pleasure
trip to London. (T) 2. They both liked London
because they could speak English at a bar or a
restaurant. (F) 3. Bob didnt understand why the
English businessmen did not talk business over
lunch. 4. All the time Bob was thinking of blue
jeans market in England and nothing else.
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True/False Questions
1. Bob and Jessica were on a business-and-pleasure
trip to London. (T) 2. They both liked London
because they could speak English at a bar or a
restaurant. (F) 3. Bob didnt understand why the
English businessmen did not talk business over
lunch. (T) 4. All the time Bob was thinking of
blue jeans market in England and nothing else.
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True/False Questions
1. Bob and Jessica were on a business-and-pleasure
trip to London. (T) 2. They both liked London
because they could speak English at a bar or a
restaurant. (F) 3. Bob didnt understand why the
English businessmen did not talk business over
lunch. (T) 4. All the time Bob was thinking of
blue jeans market in England and nothing else. (T)
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True/False Questions
5. Jessica went up to town and did shopping the
whole day. 6. Jessica had a plan to take Bob on
a tour of the city of London the next day.
7. Bob would agree to go with her. 8. Bob is a
good businessman. London is attractive to him not
as a cultural city but as a big market for blue
jeans.
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True/False Questions
5. Jessica went up to town and did shopping the
whole day. (F) 6. Jessica had a plan to take Bob
on a tour of the city of London the next day.
7. Bob would agree to go with her. 8. Bob is a
good businessman. London is attractive to him not
as a cultural city but as a big market for blue
jeans.
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True/False Questions
5. Jessica went up to town and did shopping the
whole day. (F) 6. Jessica had a plan to take Bob
on a tour of the city of London the next day.
(T) 7. Bob would agree to go with her. 8. Bob is
a good businessman. London is attractive to him
not as a cultural city but as a big market for
blue jeans.
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True/False Questions
5. Jessica went up to town and did shopping the
whole day. (F) 6. Jessica had a plan to take Bob
on a tour of the city of London the next day.
(T) 7. Bob would agree to go with her. (F) 8. Bob
is a good businessman. London is attractive to
him not as a cultural city but as a big market
for blue jeans.
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True/False Questions
5. Jessica went up to town and did shopping the
whole day. (F) 6. Jessica had a plan to take Bob
on a tour of the city of London the next day.
(T) 7. Bob would agree to go with her. (F) 8. Bob
is a good businessman. London is attractive to
him not as a cultural city but as a big market
for blue jeans. (T)
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True/False Questions
9. Bob can speak three languages English, French
and Italian. 10.Bob thought Hemingway might be a
businessman in blue jeans like him. This shows he
is quite ignorant. 11.Jessica thought London was
a dull place, unlike Rome or Paris. The only
thing she could do there was going shopping.
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True/False Questions
9. Bob can speak three languages English, French
and Italian. (F) 10.Bob thought Hemingway might
be a businessman in blue jeans like him. This
shows he is quite ignorant. 11.Jessica thought
London was a dull place, unlike Rome or Paris.
The only thing she could do there was going
shopping.
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True/False Questions
9. Bob can speak three languages English, French
and Italian. (F) 10.Bob thought Hemingway might
be a businessman in blue jeans like him. This
shows he is quite ignorant. (T) 11.Jessica
thought London was a dull place, unlike Rome or
Paris. The only thing she could do there was
going shopping.
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True/False Questions
9. Bob can speak three languages English, French
and Italian. (F) 10.Bob thought Hemingway might
be a businessman in blue jeans like him. This
shows he is quite ignorant. (T) 11.Jessica
thought London was a dull place, unlike Rome or
Paris. The only thing she could do there was
going shopping. (F)
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True/False Questions
12. The Thames River was once called liquid
history because it had witnessed so many
invasions. 13. As husband and wife, Bob and
Jessica have the same interests and tastes.
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True/False Questions
12. The Thames River was once called liquid
history because it had witnessed so many
invasions. (T) 13. As husband and wife, Bob and
Jessica have the same interests and tastes.
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True/False Questions
12. The Thames River was once called liquid
history because it had witnessed so many
invasions. (T) 13. As husband and wife, Bob and
Jessica have the same interests and tastes. (F)
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Multiple-choice Questions
1. Bob liked London because . A) Mr.
Needle was there B) it was a historical city C)
he enjoyed its food D) he thought he would make
it a big market for jeans
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Multiple-choice Questions
1. Bob liked London because D . A) Mr.
Needle was there B) it was a historical city C)
he enjoyed its food D) he thought he would make
it a big market for jeans
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Multiple-choice Questions
2. Judging from his letter, Bob is the kind of
person who . A) likes to use foreign
languages when ordering dinner B) feels at ease
with strangers C) thinks of making money most of
the time D) enjoys going to the worlds cultural
capitals
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Multiple-choice Questions
2. Judging from his letter, Bob is the kind of
person who C . A) likes to use foreign
languages when ordering dinner B) feels at ease
with strangers C) thinks of making money most of
the time D) enjoys going to the worlds cultural
capitals
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Multiple-choice Questions
3. Jessica liked London because . A)
there were dozens of shopping centres in
London B) it was the second largest city in the
world C) it was a cultural city with a long
history D) the Thames ran through the centre of
the city
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Multiple-choice Questions
3. Jessica liked London because C . A)
there were dozens of shopping centres in
London B) it was the second largest city in the
world C) it was a cultural city with a long
history D) the Thames ran through the centre of
the city
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Multiple-choice Questions
4. Judging from her letter, on a rainy, cold day,
Jessica would feel . A) unhappy about
having to stay indoors B) quite bored and would
probably sleep all day C) very happy to sit at
home reading a good book D) eager to go out and
buy clothes
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Multiple-choice Questions
4. Judging from her letter, on a rainy, cold day,
Jessica would feel C . A) unhappy about
having to stay indoors B) quite bored and would
probably sleep all day C) very happy to sit at
home reading a good book D) eager to go out and
buy clothes
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Multiple-choice Questions
5. The expression buy up the town means to
. A) buy everything possible B) buy
something one needs downtown C) buy a few
dresses, hats, etc., that one really doesnt
need D) buy the whole city
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Multiple-choice Questions
5. The expression buy up the town means to
A . A) buy everything possible B) buy
something one needs downtown C) buy a few
dresses, hats, etc., that one really doesnt
need D) buy the whole city
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Multiple-choice Questions
6. In the long history of England, the Thames
River was noted for . A) its beautiful
scenery B) its geographical position C) the big
population of London D) the dozens of invading
armies which had crossed over it
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Multiple-choice Questions
6. In the long history of England, the Thames
River was noted for D . A) its beautiful
scenery B) its geographical position C) the big
population of London D) the dozens of invading
armies which had crossed over it
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Multiple-choice Questions
7. If Bob and Jessica had lunch together, which
of the following topics do you think they would
talk about for a while? A) The blue jeans
market. B) The writers of the Bloomsbury
group. C) Their impressions of London. D) The joy
of using foreign languages.
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Multiple-choice Questions
7. If Bob and Jessica had lunch together, which
of the following topics do you think they would
talk about for a while? (C) A) The blue jeans
market. B) The writers of the Bloomsbury
group. C) Their impressions of London. D) The joy
of using foreign languages.
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Questions for Discussion
1. Can people with completely different tastes
and interests be good friends or even
couples? 2. Do you think Bob and Jessica will
live happily for ever?
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Text Analysis

• Two Letters from London
• A persons letters often tell the reader a
  lot about his or her character. Read the
  following two letters and see if you can find
  anything about the different characters of the
  husband and his wife.

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Text Analysis

• April 14, 1980
• Hotel Diplomat
• London, England
• Lee Simmons
• President, Cowboy Jeans, Inc.
• 329 River Plaza
• Atlanta, Georgia
• U.S.A.

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Text Analysis

• Dear Lee,
• London is great, Lee, its just great. Rome
  and Paris were fine places, but I knew as soon as
  we landed in London that this is the finest of
  the three. Nobody wears blue jeans here! Lee, I
  think London will prove to be a very big market
  for Cowboy Jeans. Im sure of it!

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Text Analysis

• It sure is nice to be in London. Its also
  nice to hear English again. When you speak a
  foreign language you can only say what you can
  say. But when you speak your own language, you
  can say what you want to. Thats why I like the
  English restaurants. When I order a piece of
  meat, I know just what Ill be getting.
• Let me get back to business. I think you were
  very smart to pick Mr. Needle as our sales
  representative here. I didnt like him very much
  at first. Why, I kept wondering, does he wear
  suits instead of blue jeans? But Ive changed my
  mind about him. He knows the clothes business
  from top to bottom. Yesterday he proved it.

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Text Analysis

• While Jessica went shopping, Mr. Needle and I
  toured all the big department stores. You once
  told me that you should know your buyers not just
  as buyers, but as people. Well. Henry Needle
  knows them all. He talked for almost half an hour
  with one buyer about his wifes health. Then with
  another he talked for almost as long. You will
  see the results in my sales report, which I plan
  to write tomorrow. We got two very big orders as
  a result of all that talking.

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Text Analysis

• At one in the afternoon, Mr. Needle took me
  to his club for lunch. We ate with a few other
  men around a large table. I was very interested
  in what kind of business these men were in. But
  nobody talked business! What a waste of time! We
  Americans do a lot of business over lunch. But
  people are different here, I suppose. They prefer
  to tell stories and talk about the news.

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Text Analysis

• The man who sat next to me was a complete
  fool. First he told me a long story about a
  conversation he had almost twenty years ago with,
  as he put it, that American of yours, Ernest
  Hemingway. When he finished he asked me what I
  thought of Hemingway.
• Well, I wanted to laugh in his face. I dont
  know anyone by this name. Why would this man
  think I did?

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Text Analysis

• So I told the Englishman that our country is
  very big, and that I dont know everyone in it.
  But, I added, someday I may meet this man. Is he
  also in the blue jeans business, I asked?
• Well, I think the Englishman felt a little
  foolish. He just said no, and then got up and
  left the table!

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Text Analysis

• Right now Im sitting in our hotel room.
  Jessica should return soon. Yesterday she didnt
  buy anything, but I think she will today. Shes
  been out shopping for almost eight hours. I hope
  she doesnt buy up the town.

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Text Analysis

• Mr. Needle says hello. He said he still
  remembers the night he took you to the theater.
  He invited us to come to the theater with him
  tonight, but I told him we couldnt. Jessica will
  be too tired, Im sure. But also, I want to get a
  good nights sleep. I want to spend all day
  tomorrow writing my report.
• I cant wait to get back to Atlanta!
• Sincerely yours,
• Bob Gill

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Text Analysis

• Dear Cynthia,
• Oh, to be in London
• Now that Aprils there,
• Robert Browning, that great English poet,
  knew what he was talking about! London in the
  spring is really very beautiful, Cynthia. The
  trees are in bloom and the sky is sunny. Of
  course in Atlanta the trees are also in bloom and
  the sun shines brightly. But Atlanta doesnt have
  Londons museums, or its theaters, or its two
  thousand year history.

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Text Analysis

• There are only two small things which I dont
  like about London. First of all, everyone speaks
  English here. I had so much fun in Rome and in
  Paris. There I could speak in foreign languages.
  In restaurants and museums I often asked people
  the meaning of words. I made a lot of friends
  that way. But here everybody can understand me. I
  dont have any reason to start up a conversation
  with a stranger. And speaking of restaurants
  thats the other problem with London. The food
  here is no good at all! I havent had one good
  meal in the three days weve been here.

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• Since you asked me to write to you about
  everything I learn on this trip, here is what
  Ive learned about London.
• Londons population of eleven million makes it
  the second largest city in the world. It is
  bigger than New York but not as big as Tokyo.
  London is twice the size of New York. It has an
  area of 620 square miles!

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Text Analysis

• The Thames River runs right through the center
  of the city. Someone once called the Thames
  liquid history. Its a very good name. Dozens
  of armies have crossed it over the past few
  thousand years. One of the first was the army of
  Julius Caesar two thousand years ago. After it
  came the armies of the Angles, the Jutes, the
  Saxons, the Danes, the Vikings, and the French.
  And most recently Mr. And Mrs. Gill!

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Text Analysis

• So far I have had time to visit only one
  neighborhood. It is called Bloomsbury. You
  wouldnt believe how many famous writers and
  poets have lived in Bloomsbury. In fact there is
  a group of writers known as the Bloomsbury Group.
  It got its name because so many of them lived
  here. Virginia Woolf was one of them. I know how
  much you like her novels.
• Another writer who lived in Bloomsbury was our
  own American poet, T.S. Eliot. Have you ever
  wondered why Eliot left America to live in
  London? When you come to Bloomsbury, you will
  understand.

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Text Analysis

• Bloomsbury is more than just the home of great
  artists. It is also the home of great art. Both
  the National Gallery and the British Museum are
  here. The National Gallery has many rooms filled
  with great paintings of the Italian Renaissance.
  The painting I like the most is the Birth of
  Christ by Piero della Francesca. At the British
  Museum I stood for a full hour looking at the
  Rosetta Stone.

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Text Analysis

• Baker Street is also part of Bloomsbury. Do you
  remember who once lived on Baker Street? (When I
  asked Bob this question, he answered, A man who
  baked bread, right?) Sherlock Holmes, of course.
  I wont have time to find his address. Maybe you
  will when you come!
• Bob has been working very hard, but tomorrow I
  am going to take him on a tour of the city. Since
  it will be Sunday, I think well start at Hyde
  Park Corner. You know what happens there, dont
  you? Thats where people can get up and say
  anything they want. Im told its fun to go
  there, at least once.

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• In fact, I hope that Bob has finished the work
  he had to do. I also hope that he will have
  Monday free. Then I can take him to a few of the
  museums. We have so little time here. I dont
  think I will even get near a store! But, as Sam
  Johnson said, When you tire of London, you tire
  of life!
• Well, I should mail this letter and go upstairs
  to our hotel room. I still havent told Bob all
  the plans I have for tonight and tomorrow. Im
  sure he will agree to everything. He has already
  told me that he loves London.

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• Stay well, Cynthia. Ill write to you again
  before I come home. Dont forget to water my
  garden!
• Love,
• Jessica
• From Travel, ed., Theodore Gross, New York, 1981.
• Approximately 1430 words.

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sale seIln. ??the exchange of goods or
services for an amount of money or its
equivalent the act of sellinge.g. This year's
sales promotions haven't been very
successful.???????????

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suit sjutn. ??a set of matching outer
garments, especially one consisting of a coat
with trousers or a skirte.g. Id like to buy a
man's suit.??????????

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order 5CdE n. ??a commission or an
instruction to buy, sell, or supply
somethinge.g. Our order will not arrive until
next week.???????????

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club klQb n. ???a group of people organized
for a common purpose, especially a group that
meets regularlye.g. Jack joined the radio
enthusiasts club.???????????????

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prefer prI5f\ vt. ????? to choose or be in
the habit of choosing as more desirable or as
having more valuee.g. Which of these two dresses
do you prefer? ????????????

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poet 5pEJIt n. ?? a writer of poemse.g. He
is a romantic poet.??????????

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bloom blum n. ??floweringe.g. The gardens
are all in bloom.?????

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liquid 5lIkwId adj. ?????? of or being a
liquide.g. Now the patient can only eat liquid
food.??????????????

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dozens dEJzEnz n. ????an indefinite, large
numbere.g. There were dozens of people there.
???????

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novel 5nRvl n. (??)??a long storye.g.
Dickens wrote many novels. ??????????

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gallery 5AlErI n. ???a building, an
institution, or a room for the exhibition of
artistic work e.g. He likes going to the art
gallery in his spare time.????????????

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renaissance rE5neisEns n. ??????the period
of the humanistic revival of classical art,
architecture, literature, roughly the 14th
through the 16th century, marking the transition
from medieval to modern timese.g. Da Vinci is a
famous painter of the Renaissance.???????????????
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mail meIlvt. ??send letters, parcels, etc.
by poste.g. He mailed a letter for me.?????????

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great very enjoyable, splendid, unusually good

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sure (colloq. esp. U.S.A.) certainly

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for almost as long for almost as long as with
the first buyer

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over lunch while having lunch

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Ernest Hemingway (5Enist 5hemiNwei)
(1898-1961) an influential US novelist and
short story writer whose style was widely
emulated (??)

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to laugh in his face ?????

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felt a little foolish felt a little embarrassed

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Mr. Needle says hello Mr. Needle sends his
greetings to you.

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Robert Browning (5rRbEt braJnIN) (1812-1889)
a famous English poet of the 19th century. The
two lines at the beginning of the second letter
are in imitation of his poem Home Thoughts,
from Abroad.

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The Thames (temz) River ????

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Julius Caesar (dVUljEs 5sizE) (10044
B.C.) Roman statesman, general and historian

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the Angles (5ANlz), the Jutes(dVuts), the
Saxons (5sAksnz) the three ancient Germanic
tribes which invaded Britain in the 5th century
after the downfall of the Roman Empire

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the Danes (deInz) one of the Scandinavian
invaders of England in the 9th and 10th centuries
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the Vikings (5vaIkINz) any of the
Scandinavian sea robbers who raided the coasts of
Europe, the British Isles, Iceland and Greenland
in the period from the 8th century to the 10th
century ????

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Bloomsbury (5blumzberi) a district in
London. In the late 19th century, it became the
main intellectual and cultural centre of London,
and in the 20th century between the world wars it
was the centre for a number of writers and other
intellectuals known as the Bloomsbury Group,
whose principal figures included Virginia Woolf.

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Virginia Woolf (vE5dVInIE 5wulf)
(1882-1941)English novelist and critic

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T.S. Eliot (5eljEt) (1888-1965) major 20th
century English poet and critic

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Piero della Francesca (frAntFeskE)
(1420-1492) Italian painter

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Rosetta (rEu5zetE) Stone ????
(1799??????????????????,???????,??????????)

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Sherlock Holmes the main character in many
stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (1859-1930)
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Sam (Samuel) Johnson (1709-1784) English man of
letters, poet, critic, and essayist.

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at first ??e.g. At first it was very hot, but
then it got cooler. ??????,???????

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from top to bottom ???e.g. I am disappointed
with him from top to bottom.??????????

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as a result of ??e.g. He has to quit as a result
of his poor health.?????????????

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first of all ??,??e.g. First of all, we have to
make a good plan.??,?????????????

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so far ????e.g. So far, China has only taken
part in one World Cup.????,????????????

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at least ??e.g. He's going away for at least a
week. ???????????

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Why, I kept wondering, does he wear suits instead
of blue jeans.?????????????????????

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He knows the clothes business form top to
bottom.????????????????

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You once told me that you should know your buyers
ont just as buyers, but as people.???????????????
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We got two very big orders as a result of all
that talking.????????????????

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Bloomsbury is more than just the home of great
artists. It is also the home of great
art.??????????????????,???????????more
than????????????????????e.g. Work is
more than a necessity for most human beings it
is the focus of their life, the source of their
identity and creativity.???????,????????????,????
????,???????????

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When you tire of London, you tire of
life!???????????

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When you speak a foreign language you can only
say what you can say. But when you speak your own
language, you can say what you want
to.?????,?????????????????,???????

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I was very interested in what kind of business
these men were in. But nobody talked business!
What a waste of time!????????????????????????!???
?????!

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Well, I wanted to laugh in his face. I dont know
anyone by this name.??????????,?????????????

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I cant wait to get back to Atlanta!????????????!

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The Thames River runs right through the center of
the city. Someone once called the Thames liquid
history.???????????,?????????????

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• How to write a letter in English?

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• How to write a letter in English?
• the heading the salutation the body of the
  letter the close

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• What kind of person is Bob?

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• What kind of person is Bob?
• Bob is a good salesman but quite ignorant in some
  areas.

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• What kind of person is Jessica?

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• What kind of person is Jessica?
• Jessica is knowledgeable. She loves art and
  literature.

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• What kind of letters are these two, business
  letters or personal letters?

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• What kind of letters are these two, business
  letters or personal letters?
• Personal letters.

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• What is the tone and style of these two letters?

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• What is the tone and style of these two letters?
  The tone is casual and the style is direct and
  clear.

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