...1. 기타 신체 동작묘사 1) 그가 다리를 꼰 채로 앉아있다 He is sitting with his leg crossed(folded). 2) 그녀가 팔짱을 낀 채로 서있다 She is standing with her arms crossed( folded). 3) 그가 손에 깍지를 낀 채로 이야기 하고있다. He is talking with his hands clasped. 4) 그가 눈을 감은 채로 누워있다 He is lying with his eyes closed 5) 그녀가 등을 카메라 쪽으로 돌린채로 걷고있다. She is walking with her back to the camera. 6) 그들은 카메라를 등지고 앉아 있습니다. They are sitting with their backs to the camera. 7) 남자가 여자의 어깨에 팔을 두르고 있다. A man is putting his arm around a woman’s shoulder. 8) 한 커플이 서로 팔짱을 끼고 있다. A couple is standing arm in arm. 9) 한 남자가 뒷짐을 지고 있다. A man is putting his arms behind his back. 10) 몇몇 사람들이 무릎을 꿇고 있다. Some people are on their knees (kneeling down). 11) 한 남자가 허리에 손을 얹고있다. A man is resting his hands on his waist. 12) 한 여자가 턱을 괴고 있다. A woman is resting her head on her hands. 13) 한 남자가 몸을 구부리고 있다. A man is bending down. 14) 한 남자가 모니터 화면의 무엇인가를 가리키고 있다. A man is pointing at (to) something on the monitor screen. 15) 한 소녀가 책상에 엎드려 있다. A girl is putting her head down on the desk. 2. 의복 1) 체크무늬 바지 : checkered pants 2) 검정색 정장 : a black suit 3) 민무늬 셔츠 : a sleeveless shirt 4) 남성 와이셔츠 : a dress shirt 5) 긴 셔츠 : a long sleeved shirt 6) 물방울 무늬 원피스: a polka dot dress 7) 꽃무늬 스커트 : a flower-patterned dress 8) 줄무늬 바지: a striped pants 9) 멜빵 바지: jean overalls 10) 그는 소매를 걷어붙인 상태이다 : He has rolled up his sleeves. 3. 헤어스타일 1) 그녀는 단발머리를 하고 있다. She has a bob hairstyle. 2) 그는 민머리를 하고 있다. He has a shaved...
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...“Thank you, hard to get a sit today” he mentions while adjusting his briefcase while sitting down “I know the feeling, I don’t like to feel booshie but I don’t like to stand up on here” I say in response “Someone who understands how I feel. I’m Andre, by the way” “Nice to meet you Andre ,I’m Kelly” Noticing Andre’s broad shoulders and perfect white teeth, I wonder if he is a model. Do beautiful people just drop from the sky in New York? It sure does appear that way I think myself Andre, notices the hair shampoo in my hand....
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...for Social Exchanges You will face many situations in your life when will need to use English in short social exchanges with others. These social exchanges can help us fulfill various ‘functions’ such as ‘Introducing ourselves’ or ‘Asking for permission’; social exchanges vary according to the informal or formal relationship between the speakers. Several ‘functions’ are listed below; in the left column are just a few examples of appropriate phrases which can be used, while the dialogues in the right column demonstrate short illustrative examples of common social exchanges. It is expected that you will practice these phrases and social exchanges during the Semester and become fluent in performing them, so that you develop skill and confidence in using English appropriately in various social situations. A | Greetings | Hi!Hello!How are you?How are you doing?How’s everything? How are things?How’s it going?What are you up to?Same as usual. | A: Hi! Mandy. How are you?B: Hi, Phoebe. I’m fine. Thanks. And you?A: I’m fine.A: Hi! Mandy. What are you up to?B: Not a lot. And you?A: Same as usual. | Hi!Hello!I am fine, thank you. And you?Fine, thanks. And you?Good!Great!Very well.Not bad. What about you?Can’t complain. I know how you feel. | A: Hi, Jacky. How are things?B: Hi, Sam. Great. How’s everything with you?A: Everything’s fine. A: Hi, Jacky. How’s it going?B: Can’t complain. Just finished a project and have another due on Friday.A: Yeah I know how you feel! | | B | Introducing...
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...Even my so-called "friends". No-one took me seriously. So my filmmaking ambition didn't get off the ground. I thought I should give up my creativity for good. What's the point of telling stories if no-one cares? Then I realized, you don't need fame as filmmaker or author to show people how creative you are. So that's why I turned to posting stories on this site. And I get a lot of views from all over the world and that makes me very happy.Now that I'm an adult, I'm actually glad I never became a big filmmaker or a celebrity. And here's why: No matter where you are, people just won't leave you alone. If you want your privacy, there is no chance. You want to have a nice quiet meal in a restaurant. Just you and your family, but fans keep interrupting you asking for your autographs. It is nice to make a fan happy, but when you have to do it over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over, it'll drive you mad. And if you are the child of a famous star, it is like being thrown in with the lions. You will get bullied at school, just because your parent is famous. It's even worse if the child does not choose fame and is born to famous family anyway. Not everyone you will meet in life is nice to you. We all know that. If you are a...
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...ALOHA MR. NICE GUY Some Times You Need A Change Choose Who You Want To Be To Stop Hiding Under A Hood Hussnain Nawaz "Life is a movie till the very end". Dedication And Appreciation This book is dedicated to Thomas Malkin. You are my chubby bunny, my hero, and my best friend. If not for you, I would still be a hopeless, clueless Nobody. You are truly a gift from God. Thank you. For Arslaan, Ibrahim, Kai, and Ashley. You are the greatest friends a person could want. You are each so different and unique that you make friendships a never-ending joy. Thank you for all the times you asked, "What ever you are doing now, will change you're life forever" Don't ever stop being just who you are. Who can forget my beloved parents? You have been there for me not only when I needed you, but when I wanted you exactly at the right moment of time. Dad even though we don't really see eye to eye, I still want you to know that you will always have that special place right in the centre of my heart. I love you guys. Contents Introduction Chapter One – Nice Guys Chapter Two – The Truth About A Nice Guy Chapter Three – Family Chapter Four – Learning To Please The Person Who Really Matters Chapter Five – Is Love Real? - Thomas Malkin Chapter Six – Make Your Needs A Priority Chapter Seven – Me, Myself & I – Thomas Malkin Chapter Eight – Life Without Love Chapter Nine – The Prodigal Son – Arslaan Amjad Chapter Ten - Is It Worth Being Nice? Final Chapter – Will You Change? Introduction Two years of dramatic...
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...understanding of technology and the services the internet can provide. The older generation seems to be catching up as they begin exploring new means in making friends. Everyone deserves a chance at finding love; whether by dating the old-fashioned way or finding it through an internet dating site, love is fun and exciting. We ask the audience members to look at a situation between a mother and her daughter, their differences in age, and if the concerns of the daughter are reasonable. The authors ask the audience to think about how they would handle this situation if they were the mother or the daughter. If, after reading this script, you find that you relate to the mother and her interest in dating, then perhaps you can relate to the older generations and their desire to belong If however, you find that you relate more to the daughter, then you probably understand how the internet dating world works, and how the results of online dating can be both positive and negative. Cast of Characters Kathryn: A mother and widow had lost her husband to cancer six years ago; although he would always hold a special place in her heart, she decided it was time to take a chance and make a change. She had heard her girlfriends talking about internet dating and the friendships they had made, and she decided this may be the perfect opportunity. Many of Kathryn’s girlfriends had met several men that they found fun...
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... where Sushil is heading the meet of his employees. Sushil: hello everyone, Who are we??? Everyone: We are the champions. Sushil: i don’t think we are any more. Did u had a look at sales review of last quarter. Pathetic , kapil what are you doing. Kapil: I tried my best sir. Sushil: I don’t need your best. I need your numbers. Please have a look, there is a continuous decline in your sales Mr Kothari one of the most important client of our company. Kapil: sorry sir. Sushil: you better be. Kalash i was expecting a good number form you that you should have delivered. Kalash: Sir, I won’t let you down this time. Sushil: good job kumar. You are learning well. Kumar: thank you sir. I have been facing lot of problems in recent time. Please help me. Sushil: no worries kumar. You can anytime walk in my cabin . you be with kalash instead of being with kapil stupid. Kapil: BOSSSSS .......!!!! Aakash: ......... Sushil: kapil you better don’t argue with me. We will disperse for today. I Hope i will get better results next time. Seen 2nd As you saw everybody got firing from the boss for there poor performance, those everybody has to pull there socks and perform well. Now there is a vacancy for a post of sales consultant in the organization . the interview has been schedule for the same, lets have a look at who is the candidate entering the organization. Pryanka: Is Dixit sir in? Office boy: what is the work? Peyanka: the work is mine, you do as i say , please mind your...
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...front of dad’s tombstone and recalled the memories with him. “When are you coming home, dad?” Louise asked. “I don’t know when, but we will get together then. You know we will have a good time then.” Daniel replied. Why doesn’t he spend a little time on me? I was asking him to teach me how to throw a ball but he said no. If he could spend only 15 minutes to be with me, that would be more than enough for me. I smiled at him and walked away. I wondered does he love me, as his only child. He often comes home late at night and time with him was considered a scarcity. 5 minutes is quite a privilege. I go back to dad’s house, tidy up all his stuffs. As I flip over all the letters in a box, I realize that was many letters sent by the Children’s Home Association of London. All of the contents were the same - “Thank you for your love and care for the children.” There must be something wrong, dad were always busy with his works. He had no time to be bothered about this stuff. I rang up the association and the person in charge asks me to have a meet up at the children’s home. I step into the entrance, looking for the person in charge. I glance over the wall with many frames. I saw a familiar guy in one of the frames, that’s dad! I can’t believe my eyes! “Hi! You must be Mr Louise! I’m Vivian, the caretaker here. Nice to meet you! You look just like your father. ” she said. “Yes I am. Hmm… Nice to meet you too.” I replied. She brought me over her room and gave me a medal with...
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...In “The Most Dangerous Game” by Richard Connell, General Zaroff is shown to be a murderous, evil person, welcoming, and forceful. General Zaroff is murderous. When General Zaroff tells Rainsford that he hunts humans too so Rainsford starts a conversation with the General. “ Hunting? Good God, General, What you speak of is murder” (Connell 70). So General Zaroff is a murderer and sometimes a hunter. General Zaroff is shown to be a hunter, someone who hunts down animals and sometimes humans. Although the General is also nice at welcoming. During the story, General Zaroff is shown to be welcoming. This shows why General Zaroff is nice to people when he meets them. “another man was coming down the broad marble steps...he advanced to Rainsford...
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...by: Genji Contents Page Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 8 Chapter 9 Chapter 10 Aditi meets Pradeep Aditi and Pradeep do not want to marry Isha does not want to meet Aditi Aditi goes to University Tony likes Aditi Aditi goes to the dance The first year at University is over The long summer holiday Aditi dances in the Community Centre Everyone is happy 1 5 8 11 16 19 22 25 29 33 Chapter 1 Aditi meets Pradeep ‘Aditi. Go upstairs and change your clothes.’ ‘I don’t want to change. I like my jeans and tee shirt Aunty Yasmin.’ Aditi is sitting on the sofa reading a book. ‘Aditi! You cannot wear jeans and t-shirt for visitors! Put your new sari on. Pradeep and his parents are coming soon.’ ‘Mmm…’ ‘Aditi, you are not listening!’ Aunty is angry now. She turns to Aditi’s father. Ravi is watching the Saturday sport on the television. ‘Ravi, tell Aditi to wear her sari. I want her to look pretty.’ Aditi’s father winks at his daughter. ‘Aditi looks very pretty to me,’ he smiles. Aunty is upset. ‘I try to help Aditi to meet nice young men but she’s not the same as her sisters,’ she sighs. ‘You help us all,’ Ravi told her firmly. ‘You are the mother to my four girls Yasmin.’ Ravi looks sad. He remembers the death of his dear wife Aruna. ‘We are grateful to you Aunty Yasmin.’ He pats her on the arm. Aditi puts her book on the sofa. She jumps up. She puts 1 her arms round Aunty Yasmin and...
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...Designing effective collaboration A report from the Economist Intelligence Unit Sponsored by Cisco Systems Designing effective collaboration Preface n early 2008 the Economist Intelligence Unit published a paper titled “The role of trust in business collaboration”, one of a several papers produced since 2006 as a part of ongoing research sponsored by Cisco Systems. The paper focused on the need for different levels of trust in different business environments. Although each of those environments was commonly deemed “collaborative”, there was in fact a distinct difference between the level of trust required and the degree of collaboration. More importantly, trust was shown to be a key success factor in collaboration. These findings may seem unsurprising on the surface, but they became far more notable when combined with other results from that research. Particularly, few “collaborations” were seen as completely successful, few people actually trust very highly many of the people with whom they work and the term “collaboration” is most often used today to describe activities that are, in fact, quite mundane. What happens, then, when companies are pursuing complex and ambitious collaborations with lofty aspirations like innovation, margins and returns to shareholders? Furthermore, how do companies collaborate successfully on such ventures in an increasingly global economy and when knowledge is at a premium? The Economist Intelligence Unit and Cisco decided to join forces...
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...Some people may seem perfect. A beautiful wife, a nice car and tons of money. Just a perfect life - really. Yet, this is all on the surface. We never really get to know these people, because there is a lot of people, who just think, “They would never talk to me”. I know I do. But in the short film “Donkey” by Keir Burrows, we get a bit deeper, and get to know a man called David. David is a successful banker. He has always had it his way. With everything he needed, and managing to make every conversation about him. Yet, we meet him wandering around in a park, where he tells us that it’s something he has just started to do. To get a bit of perspective on his life - like something’s wrong. David is a very materialistic guy. He’s showing off to...
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...Hello, and welcome to Women’s Suffrage. My name is Harriet Martineau, nice to meet. Max: Nice to meet you Ms. Martineau, I’m Max Weber and this is -- Jane: Jane Addams, it’s a pleasure to meet you. Max: So what is Women’s Suffrage, if I may ask? Harriet: Great question. It all began in the 1820’s & 30’s. **A good number of states Jane: Even if they were poor or rich? Harriet: Yes, including how much property they owned. Max: In m studies there were also religious movements and anti-slavery organizations. Harriet: In which women played a key role in. Jane: Please tell us more Harriet: Will do. The Declaration of Sentiments stated, “that all men and women are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.” Max: What does that mean Harriet: This just basically means that all they ever wanted was the right to vote for women. Jane: What was an important factor that helped the Amendment get ratified? Harriet: Now that's a good question I -- Max: I seriously doubt you know the answer to that question Harriet: Excuse me? Max: I’m pretty sure you heard me. All this information you have disclosed to us is completely wrong. Jane: What the hell is wrong with you? Harriet: I don't know why you insulted my work nor do I want to know Max: I-- Harriet: Actually I do want to know. So why don't you inform me on how my work is incorrect Max: Back in the old days, this...
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...1. Create a program using python. II. ASSUMPTIONS In this lab you will create a program that will prompt the user to answer a few questions. Check out this demonstration video for understanding of the process. Crtl+Click http://www.screencast.com/t/ytpIfarUzp II. PROCEDURE a. Part 1 1. Open IDLE using your Raspberry PI or Citrix (http://lab.devry.edu) or download python on your home computer: http://www.python.org/download/ . 2. Review the lecture in Week 5 for details on how to program in python. An interactive tutorial is available in the Week 5 Lecture and a video showing how to solve part a step by step is available in the iLab. 3. Ask the user to input his or her name. Then ask the user to enter his or her age. If they are older than 16 then they can drive a car. Display this message along with their name. 4. The code to accomplish this is below: print("Welcome to the get to know you program") name = input("What is your name? ") age = int(input("What is your age? ")) if age>=16: print("You can drive a car!") print(name) print("Nice to meet you!") 5. Print out the results of the input values and a final message saying "Nice to meet you." 6. The program should look like the following. 7. Enter your code into the lab report either by copying or pasting or typing it. You may also use a screenshot to show that the program works. You can include a digital picture using your phone or a Windows Screenshot...
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...1. Create a program using python. II. ASSUMPTIONS In this lab you will create a program that will prompt the user to answer a few questions. Check out this demonstration video for understanding of the process. Crtl+Click http://www.screencast.com/t/ytpIfarUzp II. PROCEDURE a. Part 1 1. Open IDLE using your Raspberry PI or Citrix (http://lab.devry.edu) or download python on your home computer: http://www.python.org/download/ . 2. Review the lecture in Week 5 for details on how to program in python. An interactive tutorial is available in the Week 5 Lecture and a video showing how to solve part a step by step is available in the iLab. 3. Ask the user to input his or her name. Then ask the user to enter his or her age. If they are older than 16 then they can drive a car. Display this message along with their name. 4. The code to accomplish this is below: print("Welcome to the get to know you program") name = input("What is your name? ") age = int(input("What is your age? ")) if age>=16: print("You can drive a car!") print(name) print("Nice to meet you!") 5. Print out the results of the input values and a final message saying "Nice to meet you." 6. The program should look like the following. 7. Enter your code into the lab report either by copying or pasting or typing it. You may also use a screenshot to show that the program works. You can include a digital picture using your phone or a Windows Screenshot...
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