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طيب
وانا بعد سمعت شي ثاني.... مس هيفاء تبع الآيساي قالت انو بتجيب ايساي واحنا نطلع الاشياءات الجميله الي درسناهاا مدري الكلام صح اولآ...؟ برب مذاكره |
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مادري انا ذاكرت الكلمات احتياطا يعني لوجابت شي منها لانو مافي في الملازم شي يتذاكر
الاالكلمات....... |
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هاي بنات
بليز اللي فاهمه الكونكلوجن تشرحها لي لان مدري اش سالفتها ومس هيفاء قالت ماراح نكتب بارغراف كامل اما انترودكشن وخرابيطها او كونكلوجنبالاضافه الى تمارين على كل الاستبات |
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يعني هذا بيكون تقريبا 4 جمل صح ؟ اسفه تراني قمة التضييع:000: |
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بلا دكتور بلا هم يا ماما تفريغه فااااااااااااااااااااشل هو الي فرغ اول صفحه من محاضره الدايالوق اول الكلام صح وبعدين خراااااااااااااااابيط خرابيط ما قالتها عليا اصلا يعني انا حاضره المحاضره فاعرف ايش قالت وايش الي جايبه من المريخ والله انا بشوف هالسعوديه الي اتفرغ بسالها اذا عندها وقت اتفرغ وبكم واذا لقيت بنات بيشتركون كان بها اتفقت معها اتفرغ لانه انا صارلي قرن قبل كذا اتكلم عنها بس محد معطيني وجه واللحين توهقنا بهالمصري |
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ياااا بنااااااات ياحلوين الإمتحان من اي ستب ؟؟؟ [/align] |
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يا بعدي يا قلبي اقري مشاركتي زين اقريها مرتين وثلاث واربع هي بتجيب سؤالين واحد تكتبين البلان (الي تحسينه اشوي ) والثاني بارجرافين تختارين يا الاول يا الثاني وانا شارحه حل السؤالين يا قلبي بس اقري مشاركتي عدل وبتفهمين موفقه:love080: |
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الاختبار من ستب 18
عسوله ترى ارسلتك اللي بالي بالك بالإيميل .. هذي اشياءات كتبتها معها باللكتشر ممكن تستفيدين منها بالمقارنه عن قصيدة جون سكلينق - he doesn't use images he wants the reader to focus not on the images but on the theme and the argument itself - he used courtly love to mock and critisize it - his varaiety in rythem suits his argument and reflects varaiety in mood |
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هااااااااااااااااي بنااااااااااات
بعد عااااااصفت التررررررررررررررررررررررقمه نو كومنـــــــــــــــــــت المهم انو انا جبتلكم الاشااااء هذي اللي منزلتها حصه الكهلان في القروووب حق الشعر بسم الله نستفتح What Is Satire Satire is, basically, a word used to describe works of art, including (and especially) literature, which is designed to ridicule and, often, parody. It is most often recognised in the political sense of making light of genuinely serious problems and issues. However, since Satire is a formalised subject, one must recognise that like any written genre, it also has its forms and modes and although in ancient times satire was more likely to be presented as poetry, it clearly also is presented as narrative and dramatic ****************. A good example of popular modern satire would be Aldous Huxley's Brave New World. The ironic utopia Huxley illustrates in Brave New World sets out a vision of humanity that has eradicated healthcare issues, abolished war and is technologically and, from their perspective, socialogically advanced. However, the book also describes a world which has eliminated family, diversity, art and culture, even religion and philosophy. Brave New World was written at a time where the Westernised world revelled in new breakthroughs in genetic science, technological advances, and (to an extent) self-congratulating in terms of how civilised it had become. The satire is Brave New World is, as such, probably more obvious to the western world, but is nonetheless a great introduction to modern satire. Satire is often strictly defined as a literary genre or form, although in practice it can be found in the graphic and performing arts. In satire, human or individual vices, follies, abuses, or shortcomings are censured by ridicule, derision, burlesque, irony, or other methods, ideally with the intent of improvement. Although satire is usually meant to be funny, its purpose is often not so much humour for its own sake as an attack on something strongly disapproved by the satirist, using the weapon of wit. A common feature of satire is strong irony or sarcasm -- "in satire, irony is militant"-- but parody, burlesque, exaggeration, juxtaposition, comparison, analogy, and double entendre are all frequently used in satirical speech and writing. This "militant" irony or sarcasm often professes to approve (or at least accept as natural) the very things the satirist actually wishes to attack. Satire is an Artistic form in which human or individual vices, folly, abuses, or shortcomings are held up to censure by means of ridicule, derision, burlesque, irony, or other methods, sometimes with an intent to bring about improvement.Literature and drama are its chief vehicles, but it is also found in such mediums as film, the visual arts (e.g., caricatures), and political cartoons. Though present in Greek literature, notably in the works of Aristophanes, satire generally follows the example of either of two Romans, Horace or Juvenal. To Horace the satirist is an urbane man of the world who sees folly . هذا الشي مدري وش يبغااا بس مااايهم زياادت الخير خيرااات |
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