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The grammatical distinction between a question and an exclamation:
* How nice is this thought? (question)
* How nice this thought is! (exclamation)
* How beautifully it was described! (exclamation)
* How beautifully was it described? (question)You can click on the provided link as the source to continue reading. As far as I know, this quote is included in his work entitled “Walden”.
I selected Jonathan Livingston Seagull for our film criticism class when I was meditating on the beach and saw a bunch of seagulls flying smoothly and elegantly at the seaside. Then I thought of this film and watched it for the third time.
Jonathan symbolizes a special part in anyone of us, a sense of perfection and thirst for salvation. Jonathan is the driving force behind soaring in the sky and getting better and better. I deeply praise him for not comparing himself with others as an inevitability, pushing the limits, and going an extra mile to fulfill his goals and objectives, no matter what.
Jonathan combated his fear to get out of his comfort zone and become a genuine mentor or guru teaching others unconditionally to redeem themselves.
This inspiring film can teach us this principle that the limit is our imagination or thought. Jonathan was challenging himself all the time, and for this reason, he was getting stronger and stronger. The whole film is the antithesis of the English proverb, birds of a feather flock together, because he was considered an outcast simply because of thinking differently without harming any member of the flock.
Although romantic poems are not my favorite, I somehow like this one, which is apparently one of the most famous sonnets by William Shakespeare. The poet’s love is recorded in his verses eternally or forever, but the question is whether or not the readers of this poem can truly recognize and appreciate the poet’s beloved’s beauty reflected in this sonnet. I admit I’m being too critical, yet I believe only the poet himself can genuinely understand and admire the beauty of his beloved as, in fact, beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
In this educational activity, we do not watch and analyze movies simply to get entertained; otherwise, you could watch Tom & Jerry.
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* one of the most boring
* whay = why
* silm = film
* somebody makes a movie …What a weird analogy you’ve drawn between yourself and William Shakespeare!
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* this poem is
* be talented to rote = be talented to write
* this poem by William Shakespeare is …Such useful and interesting information! Thank you so much.
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* … the sad things happened to = … the sad things happening toبا عرض سلام و ادب خدمت سرکار خانم نفیسه آقایی گرامی.
از اینکه به گروه نویسندگان و مدرسین آکادمی و مدرسه دوزبانه ما پیوستید، بسیار خرسند هستیم. آکادمی ما نیز نیرو و انگیزه خود را از اساتید مجرب و تحصیل کرده ای مانند شما می گیرد.
به امید دیدن پیشرفت روز افزون در عرصه کاری و زندگی شما.
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* such a unique perspective
* It’s like a sleep but transferring us = it’s like a sleep that / which transfers usFeedback
* like each other poems = like other poems
* John Donne
* I really got impressed by this poem