Adapting Articles to New Topics: A Simple Method

Article Adaptation: Step-by-Step

Structure:

  1. Title: Make it relevant and engaging for the new topic.
  2. Introduction: Start with an interesting question or statement.
    • Generic phrases:
      • Have you ever thought about [topic]?
      • Many people wonder why [topic] is so popular.
      • Let me tell you why [topic] could be the perfect choice!
  3. Body: Focus on key points or questions related to the topic.
    • Change the main idea to fit the question.
    • Example: If the article is about your dream job:
      • Since I was young, I’ve always been passionate
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Understanding the Baroque Period: Art, Literature, and Theater

The Baroque Period: An Overview

The Baroque is a cultural movement that unfolded in Spain during the 17th century, marking a significant part of the Golden Age of Spanish art. In contrast to the Renaissance, which emphasized progress, security, and an idealized, optimistic worldview, the Baroque period was characterized by doubt, anguish, and a pessimistic view of the world.

Life was often compared to a large theater, full of tricks and illusions, highlighting its fleeting nature and the inevitability

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17th Century Theater: Neoclassical Ideals and Social Commentary

Theater in the Seventeenth Century: Neoclassical Approach

Neoclassical theater is based on clarity, simplicity, and naturalness, aiming at the imitation of human actions. It respects the rule of the three unities, serving the purpose of decorum. The number of characters should not exceed eight or ten.

Neoclassical Tragedy

Neoclassical tragedy, written in verse and featuring nobles or kings of the past, had a didactic purpose. The basic message was that reason was to overcome passion. Notable figures

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Mastering English: Structures and Connectors

CONTENTS

Second and Third Conditional // Passive // Used to // Relative Clauses // Should, Could // Possibility, Uncertainty // Because of, Due to // Present Perfect Continuous // Past Perfect // Reported Speech

Informal Letters and Emails

  • Beginning: It’s been such a long time since we wrote to each other. // I’m sorry I haven’t written for such a long time, but…
  • Introducing the topic: Guess what? // Do you remember what I told you in my last letter?
  • Ending: I’m looking forward to hearing from you.
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Embracing Traditions, Book Review & Restaurant Spotlight

Embracing Traditions in Daily Life

Today, I want to talk about how I include traditions in my daily life. In our busy world, it’s easy to forget about the customs that connect us to our roots. But I believe that celebrating small traditions makes life more meaningful and helps us to feel connected with the people around us.

First, I start my day with a short prayer. It’s a small tradition that helps me feel calm and focused before I begin my daily routine. Then, after work, I joined a local festival

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Understanding English Consonant Sounds: Articulation

Understanding Consonant Articulation

The production of consonant sounds involves specific movements and positions of the articulators (tongue, lips, etc.) within the vocal tract. Here’s a breakdown of several consonant sounds:

/tʃ/ Voiceless, Affricate, Post-Alveolar

The air from the lungs travels through the larynx. The glottis (opening between the vocal folds) is wide open, allowing air to pass freely without vocal fold vibration.

The air then reaches the oral cavity, encountering a blockage between

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