Jane Eyre: Character Analysis and Plot Summary
Jane Eyre: Key Characters and Plot Points
Lowood School and Jane’s Early Life
- Lowood School had poor food and bad living conditions. True. Lowood Institution was characterized by its harsh environment, inadequate food, and poor living conditions.
- Miss Temple said that Jane was a wicked child and a liar. False. Miss Temple was kind and supportive of Jane. She investigated the accusations against Jane and helped clear her name by contacting Mr. Lloyd, who confirmed Jane’s account of her childhood.
Mastering English Conditionals, Verbs, and Reported Speech
Conditional Sentences (Real or Potential)
If / Unless + person + present simple + future simple / modal (can, may, etc.) / present tense / imperative
Example: If I can get a ticket, I will come to the match.
Second Conditional (Improbable and Imaginary)
If + past simple + person + modal (would, could, might, etc.) + main verb in base form
Example: If you moved away, would you miss Barcelona?
Example 2: Tip: I would not do that if I were you.
Third Conditional (Impossible)
If + person + past perfect + modal
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Verb Tenses: Past, Present, and Future
Past Perfect vs. Future Perfect
- The painter will have finished.
- Had the children had?
- The students will not have read.
- My friend has not called.
- Alfred Bill had graduated.
- Alice will have lost.
Past Perfect vs. Present Perfect Continuous
- They have never traveled.
- The dog has been barking.
- We had drunk.
- She had got.
- My brother has not felt.
- Brian had ordered.
Reported Speech
- Max wondered how I got such good marks.
- The children suggested ordering pizza.
- The teacher shouted that
Conditional Sentences, Reported Speech, and Relative Clauses
Conditional Sentences
- Zero or General Conditional: Used for general facts that are always true.
“Food goes off if you don’t keep it in the fridge.”
- First or Probable Conditional: Used for situations that are certain or probable to happen.
“If you play the guitar often, you will improve.”
“You will improve if you play the guitar often.”
I’ll go to Donosti if you give me a lift.
- As long as
- Provided that
- Providing
- On condition that
“Suppose nobody comes to our party, what will we do?” (If)
- Second or Improbable/
Impact of Diet on Behavior and Recidivism in Correctional Facilities
The Impact of Diet on Behavior
This document explores the correlation between diet and behavior, particularly within correctional facilities. It examines how dietary adjustments can influence the behavior of inmates and potentially affect recidivism rates.
Key Terms and Concepts
- Assortment: Surtido
- Approach: Method
- As well as: Al igual que
- Behavior: Comportament
- Brain: Cervell
- Crave: Desitjar
- Crimes: Delictes
- Disruptive: Problematica
- Day-care centers: Centre de dia
- Dropped: Disminuir
- Dealing: Tractar
- Enrolled:
Domestic vs. International Travel: A Spanish Perspective
Nowadays, the number of Spaniards who travel abroad during holiday seasons has increased significantly. Surprisingly, statistics confirm that traveling within Spain during these periods has also increased. Hence, it is quite frequent for Spanish people to consider which option would be more suitable for them when planning their holidays. This essay aims to compare and contrast the similarities and differences between traveling abroad or within Spain.