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Was für den LK-Englisch ???
Englisch-Unterricht vom
17. Januar 2006:
Englisch-Unterricht vom
Juni 2005
NEU : Was für den LK-Englisch
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Dear
Peter,
newly
went me through the head, how it well so was, when it no carriable
telephones, no computers and no credit-cards gave. What was that für
a beautifull time, it must like in paradise have been! And today? I
think, I live on an other star.
To
byplay drove I youngest with my car to my tank-place. Must yes be from
time to time, my old beetle is lastendly no perpetuum mobile. There
fell me soforth into the eye: You can now your sprit with the EC-card
be-pay. No cash, total easy, fullcome
problemloose. The
tankward took my card, pressed me shorterhand a box in the hand
and looked out the window. There should
1
my PIN ingive (the Personal Identity Number, as we newerthings in
German say). And the rest goes from alone.
Think
you! Was the PIN now
4117
oder
4171
oder
4711
? Devil once more! The right numbers will not into my head - also not
telephone-numbers, birthdays, post-sorrow-numbers. My friend
Gerda noted her PIN direct on the card. How practish, why am I not so
clever? I probed it three times, the cold sweat broke me out. Endly
had I luck. The cash-box spat the quittung out.
I
wrote only my day-kilometers up, how I that always so make.
To
home wanted I outfind, how many litres my beetle so per hundred
kilometres swallows. That is me namely not equal. Man must yes always
up-pass, therewith man self from the truest friend not over the ear
beaten ist. The overrushing coult not grater be! I rubbed my eyes and
looked and looked. The next adventure with the modern technique stood
me before.
This
was on the quittung to read: Naturely the date, the clocktime, the
address of the tankward, his telephone, and the
55,42
DM for the sprit. But what had there a row of letters with numbers to
seek, which for me Bohemian villages are - to byplay AID or AID-P or
POS-Nr or TID? What says you
2302
or
703651
? What shall the whole cheese? Thereby was the only information, which
I real wanted, out-calculated not on the quittung to find: the
litres which I tanked had. Total behammered! And I thought already, I
musted my eye-doctor upseek.
The
end from the song? Day for day is told, that the forth-step not more
up to. hold is. But I ask you: Shall this really the forth-step be? Is
it not all for the cat?
Your
true Gisela
NEU: Englisch-Unterricht vom
17. Januar 2006:
M7:
Making a decision Develop
a brief scene at Dr. Miller's office. Write down the dialogue and
indicate any props you will need for a proper setting when you perform
the scene! The
given beginning: Tom Schmidt comes for a consulation about his
having a nose job. Be sure to include: 1.
Dr Miller's welcoming of Tom 2.
Tom's introducing himself and his problem and concerns as well as his
request and questions. 3.
Dr Miller's response and advice. 4.
Tom's decision! Es folgt
eine kleine lustige Geschichte über die "Schönheits-OP" Es
treten auf: TS = Tom
Schmidt DM =
Doctor Miller
HK = Hildegard Kindergarden TS:
Good morning, Mr. Miller (Milk) ! DM: Good
morning, Mr. Schmidt. How are you? TS:
I'm fine thank you! DM: What's your problem,
Tom? TS: I don't like my nose! I
hate it to carry a melone. Everybody is laughing ... DM:
Hahahahahahaha! (is laughing) TS:
... laughing about my big nose! I would like to have a nose like Frank
Sinatra. His nose looked very good,
he was intelligent and hope that I will be able to sing better after that
op! DM: Are you sure? A nose job is a big risk
and it is very expensive, too! TS:
Is it possible that my nose will fall down after it? DM:
Yes, that's possible! A very good example is Mr. Michael Jackson! TS:
Oh! It isn't bad, because he was a very famous singer, too! Suddenly
Tom's girlfriend crashes into the room. Everybody is looking at her; the
doctor, too! HK:
Stoooopppp! Oh, my goodness. I say: "Don't let the knife quarter your
melone.
I love you and your little melone in the middle of your face. If you do
that op I'll leave you! Believe me! DM: Who are
you??? HK: My Name is Hildegard
Kindergarden! I'am Tom's girlfriend. A nose job is too dangerous, honey! DM:
Tom, please, listen to your heart and to Michael Jackson! HK:
Please, listen to me! (she crys) TS:
You like my big nose, don't you? HK: Yes! TS:
OK! Then I want to become my nose the biggest in the world. HK:
I like your nose the way it is! DM: I
think, this is the best decision for your health! Use the money for your
wedding-holidays... HK: Money! Money!
Money! Makes me funny, in a big nose world!
(c) 2006 by P. Hansen, M.-A.
Knietzsch und B. Eberhardt
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