17.07.2010 | like 1 | amazon
HARRODS: A DIFERENT WORLD Welcome to harrods - a different world for a million reasons. Harrod is the largest store in europe with goods displayed in 60 windows and 5.5 hectares of selling space. In one year over 14 million purcase are made in the 214 departments where you ca...
31.07.2010 | like | 1 comments | harrods, harrod, selling, space
The Worlds of Walt Disney Disneyland and Disney World are the two most famous entertaiment parks in the world. Disneyland is in California and Disney World is in Florida. U.S.A. These were built by Walt Disney. Walt Disney started to make cartoon films in 1923 with his brothe...
TRAVEL AND TOURISM A report recently prepared for a large international travel service and banking company found out that travel and tourism accounted for almost $ 2 trillion of the sales in 1987, making it the largest source of employment in the world. Personal travel...
THE OLYMPIC GAMES When the next olympic games begin, satellites will carry tv pictures of the opening ceremony to millions of people thousands of miles away. From their armchairs these people will be able to see their country's athlets competing in events and maybe wi...
SCHOOL FOR CHANGE "It demands your total, energy and capabilites. In return it gives you the best friends you could ever wish for. More important than this, you get the opportunity to discover yourself." According to heidi meyer, a former student of atlantic college, ...
EDUCATIONAL STANDARDS After rising steadily for almost a century, standarts of education in the public schools of europe and north america have come to a standstill. In fact, in the opinion of many parents and employers, they are actually falling. More and children are le...
23.07.2010 | like | education, educational, standarts, school
AQUIFERS The water on the earth is recycled constantly in a process known as the hydrologic cycle. First, the water in the oceans evaprotes. It changes into vapour and froms clouds in the sky. Water accumulates in clouds and returns to the surface of the eart...
A Language Teacher's Personal Optinion Why is English such an important language today? There are several resons. Many newspapers send their reports to other newspaper in countires in English. - not in Spanish or Italian. English is also the language of the businessworld. For example when...
22.07.2010 | like | shakespeare, charles, dickens, english, courses
THE AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINES 'Aborigines' are the first ot orginal inhabitans of a country. the australian aborigines have lived in australia for over 40,000 years At one stage in their history, there were possibly over a million aborigines. However, when the first white settler... 22.07.2010 | like | the, australian, aborigines
MUSIC OR NOISE Vibration is movement and sound that comes from objects which vibrate. For example, guitar strings, when touched, vibrate and make a sound; and drum skins, when bit, vibrate and make a sound. Vibrations are described in terms of amplitude and frequen...
22.07.2010 | like | music, or, noise
HALLEY'S COMET A comet is an object that travels around the sun leaving a bright trail behind. For more than two thousand years, the return of Halley's Comet has been observed and recorded on Earth every 76 years. Its 1986 visit , however, was the first time that h... 21.07.2010 | like | halley's, comet
HIGH-RISE In october 1981, newspapers in use USA and UK reported plans for a 169-storey building in chicago. If this is built, it will be almost twice as tall as the 384-metre empire state building in new york. Since the early days of civilised man, buildings ...
21.07.2010 | like | high, rise
ATOMS Atoms are the smallest particles of matter that have the properties of the chemical elements - hydrogen, oxygen, iron, and so on. They are so small that it impossible to see them even with a high-powered microscope. Everything on earty is made up of ...
Ancient Greece's Economy Throught its long history ancient Greece's economy depended on agriculture and trade. Farmers worked small plots, rotating crops to try to preserve that land's fertility and terracing rocky hillsides to crate as much crop area as possible. Unpredict... 20.07.2010 | like | ancient greece's economy, economy, greece, travel
The Way Teachers Talk to Students The Way Teachers Talk to Students The way that teachers talk to students – the manner in which they interact with them – is one of the crucial teacher skills, but it does not demand technical expertise. It doesi however, require teachers to empathis...
Nottingham Nottingham Nottingham is a busy industrial, commercial and university town with almost 300,000 inhabitants. Close to the centre of one of Britain's richest coalfields, it is important in the midlands for its many kinds of industry. Nottingham is an i...
20.07.2010 | like | nottingham, bangor, robin, hood
Home Sweet Home For many British people, a house is the most important thing in their lives. In fact, 60% of the population doesn't live in rented housing. They would rather have their own houses, but prices are going up all the time, and many young people have not ... Small Cars When you go out, you can see alot of cars, buses and trucks on the roads.The streets are always very crowded. Today, many people would rather use small cars. Small cars are cheaper and they are more economical because you can save petrol and you spen...
20.07.2010 | like | small, cars, car
Transportation in Turkey There are two important types of transportation in Turkey. Railway transportation and highway transportation. Highway vehicles (trucks, buses,cars etc.) transport 90% of the passengers and 75% of the cargo in Turkey; but trains carry only 5% of the p... 20.07.2010 | like | transportation, in, turkey, railway, train
Amy's Restaurant Amy's Resraurant is an example of a good place to eat in Greenwich Village. It's a perfect place for students to eat lunch and dinner. It's clean,the service is fast and the prices are reasonable. Amy's has a different special every day. The speciak ...
20.07.2010 | like | cheap, food, restaurant
Going to Britain Money There are one hundred pence (100p) in a pound (£1). People sometimes say "p" instead of pence, for example, "eighty p". Not all bakns change foreign money, but you can usually find at least one bank in each town that will do it. Where to Stay H... 
San_Francisco's_Golden_Gate_bridge_at_night 19.07.2010 | like | san francisco, america, usa, california
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