1. The weather in spring is sunny 2. The weather in autumn is rainy 3. The weather in winter is snowy 4. The weather in winter is cold 5. The weather in autumn is windy and cold
3. orientate him/herself quickly within cultures with which he or she is initially unfamiliar;4. engage critically with a broad range of cultural phenomena, including texts, visual media, material artefacts, institutions and public discourses;5. analyse texts and film dialogue in the language(s) in which s/he is competent and otherwise in English translation;6. understand the assumptions on which his or her own approaches to cultural analysis are based;7. argue at length and in detail about aspects of the cultures studied, supporting the argument with textual evidence and with opinions from secondary literature;8. access, and use critically, printed and, where appropriate, electronic learning resources identified as useful by the course tutors;9. find independently and evaluate critically other relevant resources;10. using recommended bibliographical tools, present a critical bibliography giving a balanced overview of an aspect of the subject.11. manage own learning time and learning activities, where appropriate with guidance from course tutors;12. undertake independent researches on the basis of a taught course;13. negotiate individual assessment tasks and/or topics with course tutor(s), identifying own areas of strength and interest;14. present information and arguments on a designated or negotiated topic to a group of listeners and respond to questions and responses from the group;15. adopt a critical approach to the selection and organisation of a large body of material in order to produce, to a deadline, a written or oral argument of some complexity;16. demonstrate ability to combine a variety of IT skills in researching and reporting on a topic.1. Engage critically with the various literary traditions of the legend of King Arthur;2. Understand and be able to engage with the impact of the legend in terms of material culture and national identities.
Not all people choose to have a church wedding, some just register their marriage. Signing a marriage contract was their common decision; both Ron and Becky believe it to be necessary. Charlie was their first-born child, later a girl and two more boys were born to them. In some countries of the world arranged marriages are traditional and even preferable to marriages of love. The generation gap often causes problems between the older and younger people. Pauline is my distant relative; we don’t see much of each other. After the divorce you begin to understand how difficult it is to be a single parent. A cheerful atmosphere in the Wilsons’ family has always attracted friends and relatives. Newly married couples often go to Venice, one of the most romantic cities of the world. A child of the cousin of one of your parents is called a second cousin.
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_ Ireland
_ Ireland is one of the two large islands of the British Isles. It is surrounded on the north, west and south by the Atlantic Ocean. In the east it is separated from _ Great Britain by the Irish Sea, which narrows to the North Channel in the North and St. George’s Channel in the South. Irish mountains are low; the highest, _ Carrantuohill, is only 3414 feet high. The most important river is the Shannon. There are many small islands in it, _ Lough Corrib and _ Lough Mask are two of the largest.
Most of the island is occupied by the Irish Republic. The capital of the country is _ Dublin situated on the banks of the Liffey. _ Dublin is an attractive city, with wide streets and squares. The city spreads out in all directions, even to the northernmost foothills of the Wicklow Mountains. _ Dublin is the home of the oldest university in _ Ireland, _ Trinity College, founded in 1591. The National University of _ Ireland is also located in _ Dublin, as are important libraries, galleries, museums and theatres like the Irish Literary Theatre or the Abbey Theatre.
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Tom, please stop fidgeting and please concentrate on the work. You know, you can always complain to the Head Manager if something goes wrong. I wonder if Sally has apologised to Mrs Smith for using her money. Their future depends on how well they do in these exams. Little Alice loves sweets. She simply lives on them.
2. The weather in autumn is rainy
3. The weather in winter is snowy
4. The weather in winter is cold
5. The weather in autumn is windy and cold