Author remio7

Fate is a very unanswerable concept in this book and is explored a lot by Joe. Firstly from a Christian point of view, fate is seen as God’s will. It means that some bad things and some good things happen… Continue Reading →

Source 3 and source 2 both use different language techniques in order to make the article interesting. Source 3 is an extract from a book, Storm at sea, however, source 2 is a newspaper report. One thing that I’ve noticed… Continue Reading →

Touching the void is a very unique name for Joe to describe climbing the mountain. The word ‘void’ is used which has many different meanings. Firstly, the word void means nothing, emptiness. to me, this means that they were close… Continue Reading →

Storm at Sea – Explain some of the thoughts and feelings Claire Francis has during the storm. Firstly, Claire Francis is sailing ALONE in the second largest ocean in the world. It isn’t the place for any person to be… Continue Reading →

Up, Up and Away – Explain how the headline and the picture are effective and how they link to the text. The headline and picture are very effective, firstly because it says, “Up, Up and away”. This is clearly related,… Continue Reading →

What do you learn from Ben Leach’s article about the issues and concerns regarging the building of wind farms? Before reading this article I thought that wind farms were widely encouraged and very supported by the public because of its… Continue Reading →

How would you feel if you didn’t have a voice? If u wanted to say what u want but didn’t out of fear of the other sex? These were the feelings women experienced only for many years up to just… Continue Reading →

                                    ENGLISH THEME STUDY OVERCOMING ADVERSITY The theme that I studied is about Overcoming Adversity. I decided to look at medias that involved people overcoming some sort of obstacle to gain some happiness or closure. I know that the topic… Continue Reading →

This is an extract from the Taming of the Shrew. In these following lines Petruchio insults his servants because he’s trying to show how Shrew-like Katharina is. There is a big similarity between his insults and our modern day ‘cusses’…. Continue Reading →