Summary

Most people don't realize that Paul and Mark are brothers. Paul is tall and fair, and interested in all types of sport. Mark, who is short and dark haired, is studying Math at the university. Math is his only hobby too.

• Paul isn't nearly as clever as his brother Mark.

• Though brothers, Paul and Mark are very different in appearance and in interests.

• Paul and Mark are brothers but they disagree on various matters

• Brothers don't often have much in common.

Whenever I need something, the first place I go to is Dawson's store. There they sell just about everything. You can buy clothes there, things for the house and for the garden, and also sports equipment; They stock a wide variety of goods. Everything is a good quality, and prices are reasonable.

• Most people can't afford to go to Dawson's.

• You can't find everything you need in Dawson's

• Dawson's is an excellent store and not too expensive.

• The rich and the famous all shop at Dawson's.

Brian and Gordon are brothers. People meeting them for the first time usually think Gordon is much the nicest. He's good looking, he's friendly and talks well. Later, they begin to notice he is rather spoilt. Then, they realize what a good person Brian is.

• Brian has clearly spoiled his brother Gordon.

• Brian has clearly spoiled his brother Gordon.

• Brian and Gordon are very different from each other; it is hard to believe they are brothers.

• Gordon makes a good first impression but his brother is a much better person.

Janet was very enthusiastic about the concert. She praised the pianist, the singer and the choice of program; but it was the violin concerto that she praised most of all.

• Janet went to the concert because she wanted to hear the violin concerto.

• The piano is Jane's favorite instrument, although she is fond of violin concertos.

• Jane thought the concert was wonderful and especially the violin concerto.

• Not much of Jane's favorite music was included in the program.

Everyone I've talked to recently admits that Mr. Burton was not a very good manager. Now that Mr. Carr is in charge of the company, most people are expecting things to improve; he really is a natural leader, and liked and respected by everyone.

• It is generally agreed that Mr. Carr will manage the company much better than Mr. Burton did.

• Mr. Carr didn't like the way Mr. Burton managed the company.

• Mr. Burton was not popular, but under his management everything ran smoothly

• Most people think Mr. Carr will introduce few changes

War is one of the most terrible parts of human history. Death, destruction and pain, both physical and emotional are the primary results of war. Still man seems to be incapable of doing without it.

• The death and misery that war produces is not enough to stop man from fighting.

• Even though fighting is useless people will not stop

• People have no gain from war but are unable to stop it.

• No one wants to fight a war.

Our world seems to be changing too fast to keep up with. In my youth, life was much more simple. Our parents worried about feeding and educating us. We worried about simple things life school and friends. Today however, children have become selfish and materialistic.

• The world makes people selfish as they grow older.

• Time has changed the needs and attitudes of people.

• Everyone changes with time.

• Life changes people as they grow.

There are many different reasons why a poet writes poetry. I would suppose that some write poems for themselves and to please their own senses. Others however, write to share thoughts, or rather feelings with others. Most poems are meant to appeal to the heart and senses rather than to the mind and reason.

• Poets usually write poems to share their thoughts with other people.

• Poems are not written for the mind they are written for the heart.

• Poets are sentimental people who have to show their emotions with their writing. E) Among the different reasons for wri

• Among the different reasons for writing poetry, the need to express emotions is probably the strongest motive for most poets.

Jane had had a terrible dream that night. She had dreamed that she was in a haunted house. The house was large and dark. It had broken stairs and windows. As she went through the house, she heard terrible noises and then she saw a white mist which turned into a strange animal, in front of her. She screamed and then woke to find that she was safe in her own home.

• Jane's dream frightened her into screaming all night

• The noises that she heard that night were made by a wild animal that had come in to get away from the fog

• Jane was afraid of the dark so her imagination played tricks on her that night and she thought she had seen a ghost.

• Jane was very frightened by the nightmare she had the other night in which she visited an old abandoned house and saw a ghost.

The future is something that many people, especially young ones, worry about. Our elders tell us that making correct decisions about our futures is very important and making a mistake can ruin us forever. However, when one looks at the records, those people who have taken chances and tried to do things their own way, tend to make out much better than those who do things the way the system expects.

• Although it is generally felt that people shouldn't take risks, many people who do have proved that being different is not always wrong

• Decisions that people make may at times seem incorrect but most of the time the results are good.

• Parents tell their children to plan their futures as the social and cultural rules advice.

• Making decisions about the future should be the right of the person who will be living that life.