A STUDY ON THE EFFECTS OF USING PICTURES TO PRESENT VOCABULARY TO EFL ADULT LEARNERS AT ELEMENTARY LEVEL

been always with the army, he had had, too, some promotion, for he spake of having a command at the battle of the Boyne; though probably (as he never mentioned the fact) upon the losing side. The very year before this narrative commences, he had been one of Mordaunt's forlorn hope at Schellen[r]

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Torvald Helmer. Nora, his wife. Doctor Rank. Mrs. Linde. Nils Krogstad. Helmer's three young children. Anne, their nurse. A Housemaid. A Porter. (The action takes place in Helmer's house.) ACT I (SCENE.--A room furnished comfortably and tastefully, but not extravagantly. At th[r]

Hurly-burly of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, [formerly Saigon] to the warm golden beaches along the North West coast of scenic, and beautiful Vietnam. Follow their race against time to recover a cherished possession from an old dangerous adversary, a cunning, astute, antagonist driven by[r]

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The old man sitting before the exquisitely carved oak table took a deep breath – his pen poised over the official parchment before him. Beside it sat a small purse of coins. It was a reasonable price given the gift at his disposal. He ran his hand through thinning grey hair, his[r]

circle just ahead of his feet, but protected his eyes from the stream of water that was soon cascading over his face. Some days were better than others for a forestier - but ones like this came bottom of the pile. He stumbled over tree roots and more than once grazed his shin against a[r]

CHAPTER XII............................................................................................................. 84 CHAPTER I. His name was Oyvind, and he cried when he was born. But no sooner did he sit up on his mother's lap than he laughed, and when the candle was lit in the evening the[r]

he telephone ringing brought Detective Inspector Crinigan out of his daydream. He picked up the receiver. ―Hello, Inspector Crinigan, Scotland Yard‖ he announced. ―Hello detective, this is Dr Timothy Clerk, I work for H.M Ambassador, David Reader from the British embassy in Cambodia and we seem to h[r]

front, a small door at the rear, and a door at the side leading to a meditation room. The exterior of this small, windowless room, had mosaic tiles formed into murals that depicted a nobleman on a horse, smiling down upon a poor, decrepit individual. It was believe[r]

that he meant to divulge only at the proper moment. He had known it himself but a few hours. The leap from being secretary in one of Henry Rogers's companies to being that prominent gentleman's confidential private secretary was, of course, a very big one. He hugged it secretly at firs[r]

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To Tommy, my constant inspiration! A LESSON LEARNED By E. King and Langdon Hues 1983, Honduras “Do you think we‟re prepared for everything?” The question, uttered friend to friend in a rattly single-engine seaplane, was about the only thing that could cover every possibili[r]

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