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We all love to dream. In our childhood we had a lot of dreams and goals. They have changed much since then and have become more complicated and serious because our priorities have changed too. Now we realize that to make our dreams come true we have to be smart and successful and to work hard as well.

My father always taught me to explore the world with inquisitive eyes and a curious mind, constantly seeking to learn more and more, to understand more. That’s why my ultimate dream is to travel around the world, learn foreign languages and hopefully move to a sunny and warm place some day. I’d like to explore new cultures, traditions, business and cuisine. Travelling can be an invaluable experience for me, it can broaden my knowledge and help me to make friends with people from other countries. I think that my dreams are not just dreams, they are quite real if I don’t give up and move towards their fulfillment. Our dreams are in our hands, I’m sure.

I have another cherished dream which is more global, of course. I want to stop poverty on our Earth, to provide poor people with shelter and food, with proper education, clothes and water. I know that it’s not so easy. I want to support children and old people with essential things for life and health and I hope to stop their tears one day.

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When I was 5 or 6 I wanted very much to ride my own bike. At the age of 8 I dreamt of a pet. Later my dream was to join a sport section. At the age of 14 a modern iPad became my ultimate dream. Nowadays, my biggest dream is to travel.

My cherished dream is to visit Great Britain someday. I have always been interested in learning English, the British culture and traditions. There are a lot of wonderful sights there. And I would like to see everything with my own eyes.
If I had an opportunity, I would go to Buckingham Palace to see the Changing of the Guard. I would visit the Tower of London and feed the ravens.

I would also visit the London parks because I have read, they are so beautiful. In Hyde Park, I would visit the Speakers’ corner. In Regent’s Park I would visit the London Zoo.

Of course, I have some other dreams, too. But to travel to Great Britain is my biggest dream for today.

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Firstly, you can tell more about a person life through their career because more than anything else, it defines them. If you were walking through a graveyard and looking at the tombstones, you can’t tell much about the dead person’s life if all that’s said on the tombstones are “loving husband/wife”, “dearest son”, “kindest man” etc. However, you can surmise a lot more if the tombstones said “lawyer”, “scientist”, “truck driver” etc. You can conclude to higher degree of accuracy what their skills, education, personalities, beliefs are and how they lived their lives. So a career defines you. You spend most of your waking hours working, do you not?

Secondly, I find that people are unreliable. I have parents, siblings, friends, loved ones all walked out on me whenever I hit a rough spot in my life. There was a time when I lost my job and literally everyone abandoned me. I was all alone for a whole year imprisoned in my apartment. No one came to help. No one wanted to help. I only managed to dig myself out of my predicament when I got a job. That one year, I saw very clearly that family or love, though they shouldn’t be, are often just convenient arrangements, convenient transactions to satisfy selfish needs. More often the notion of family is romanticised and idealised.

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Basing on all the material studied, you are to write an essay on any of the topics:

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Basing on all the material studied, you are to write an essay on any of the topics:

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When Willy Wonka decides to let five children into his chocolate factory, he decides to release five golden tickets in five separate chocolate bars, causing complete mayhem. The tickets start to be found, with the fifth going to a very special boy, called Charlie Bucket. With his Grandpa, Charlie joins the rest of the children to experience the most amazing factory ever. But not everything goes to plan within the factory.

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Charlie Bucket comes from a poor family, and spends most of his time dreaming about the chocolate that he loves but usually can't afford. Things change when Willy Wonka, head of the very popular Wonka Chocolate empire, announces a contest in which five gold tickets have been hidden in chocolate bars and sent throughout the country. The kids who find the tickets will be taken on a tour of Wonka's chocolate factory and get a special glimpse of the wonders within. Charlie miraculously finds a ticket, along with four other children much naughtier than him. The tour of the factory will hold more than a few surprises for this bunch.

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Charlie Bucket is a young boy who comes from a poor but loving family and would love nothing more than to find a golden ticket to enter the amazing chocolate factory run by inventor and owner Willy Wonka. As luck would have it, Charlie finds the last golden ticket and goes on this once-in-a-lifetime adventure with his grandpa Joe. Among the other four winners are Veruca Salt, a spoiled rich girl; Augustus Gloop, a gluttonous kid who stuffs his face with sweets; Violet Beuragarde, a champion trophy gum chewer; and Mike Teavee, a kid who spends more time watching TV and playing video games than anything else. Most fascinating is the mysterious Willy Wonka who in turn had a troubled childhood and has a special grand prize at the end for one of the kids. Also along the tour are Wonka's staff the singing, working Oommpa Loompas.

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Charlie bucket is a generous, but completely poor boy who lives with his parents and grandparents who eat cabbage soup every day. When he hears about golden tickets for a re-opening tour of an exciting candy factory nearby, he makes a desperate journey to find one and succeeds. However, on the tour day, he gets serious competition when he meets a fat boy who will eat just about any food he can get his hands on, a girl who is a world champion gum chewer, a 12-year old female brat who is totally selfish, and a kid who is obsessed with anything tv-related.

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Fill in the table to describe the winners 

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Fill in the table to describe the winners 

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1.  Did Charlie find the ticket in the bar he bought for his birthday?
2. How did Charlie find the Golden Ticket?
3. Who did Charlie take with him to visit the factory?
4. How many children were there in the Chocolate factory?
5. Did Charlie agree to move to the factory to live with Mr Wonka?

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1. Charlie lives in a very poor house.
2. There are six people living in Charlie`s house.
3. The Chocolate factory is huge and colourful.
4. The owner of the Chocolate factory decides to invite five children.
5. Charlie`s grandfather knows Willy Wonka because they were school friends.
6. All the people feel very excited and they buy lots of chocolate bars to find the tickets.

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excited
happy
creative
proud
ugly
pretty

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quiet
curious
shy
smart
bold
bossy

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funny
energetic
serious
sad
poor
rich

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honest
brave
skinny
busy
lazy
helpful

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Decide if the following adjectives are positive (+) or negarive (-):

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Decide if the following adjectives are positive (+) or negarive (-):

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Willy Wonka, head of the very popular Wonka Chocolate empire, announces a contest in which five gold tickets have been hidden in chocolate bars and sent throughout the country. The kids who find the tickets will be taken on a tour of Wonka's chocolate factory and get a special glimpse of the wonders within. Charlie miraculously finds a ticket, along with four other children much naughtier than him. The tour of the factory will hold more than a few surprises for this bunch.

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pet
Christmas
friend
present
tramp
lady

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dogcatcher
love
kiss
date
matball
collar

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dog
cat
aunt
spaghetti
rat
baby

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If you’ve ever thought “What do dogs see through their eyes” or “Can dogs see colors,” this little fact can seem like fun trivia, but it’s actually pretty useful. If you’re buying a toy or bed for your dog, it can be helpful to realize they can see blue and yellow but may see many other colors as gray. If you want to play catch, for example, choosing a bright red ball can allow you to see it clearly, but it’s actually a harder color for dogs to see. Your canine friend will see the red ball as gray, potentially making it harder to find. Choosing yellow or green can mean more fun for both of you and can tip the catch game in your furry friend’s direction.

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Dogs do amazing things every day. In addition to being adorable, they are used around the world as guide dogs, companions, trusted therapy sources and more. There's one thing these incredible creatures can't do, though: see things the way humans can.

Our eyes and the eyes of dogs have cones, which is a name for special cells in the eye that respond to color by catching light. We have three different cones, which is why we see so much in color. Dogs, on the other hand, have two, meaning they do not see as much color or see color as brightly as we do.

Colors that dogs can see include yellow, blue and gray. Depending on the color of the object, your dog may see it as dark gray, murky yellow, bright yellow, dull blue or a more deep blue.

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Each day as I return form school I am greeted by my pet dog Pluto his big brown eyes light up with joy. He barks excitedly as he takes the strap of my water bottle in his mouth and runs in to inform mother that I have come.

Pluto is a brown Labrador. My father gifted him to me on my  birthday. He loves to dig and bury bones in the garden. True to his breed- The Retriever, he later takes it out and eats it. He is very faithful.. no outsider can enter our house. He barks so loudly that we  all know there is someone at the gate. He doesn’t bite, but his huge size scares people. When any of us are ill, he sits at our bedside looking sad.

Most part of the day he sleeps and remains awake at night to guard the house. He makes a good watchdog.

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A pet is a source of pleasure. But my pet dog Moti is also a source of security and protection. No other animal is as sincere and faithful as the dog. The dogs have been in the service of man since the dawn of civilization. Originally  the dog was as wild as the wolf. And it is a matter of research how it came to be domesticated.

Moti is an Alsatian. This type of dogs are also called German Shepherds. For some a pet dog is a status symbol, but for me my Moti is a necessity. I cannot think or my life without him. I came to possess it there years back. Then it was a little puppy of four moths. In our neighbour lived Mr. Aditya. He was a great canine lover. When he was transferred to Mumbai from here, he gave it to me as a gift.

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My father was a great lover of animals. Many times I remember he saying that “most cats and dogs are better people than many humans.” As a lawyer dealing with many types of law including criminal law, I’m sure he knew what he was talking about.

As a kid, we always had pets, seldom fewer than 2 cats and 2 dogs. They were definitely part of the family. I was told that when I got up in the morning I was to give the pets food and water before I got my own breakfast, because inside the house they depended on us.

I’m aware that some people don’t treat their pets well. I have no respect for that. The pets usually have no choice who they live with, yet still if you show them love and care they return it unquestionably. They look to us as their family. We should return the favour.

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I think it depends on the family. For me, my cat is essentially my child. He has regular check ups whether he is healthy or not, he has special treats to help keep his teeth clean, gets high quality food and isn't allowed outside. He sits with me, is allowed on the couch, has a cat tree and bed, I talk to him, we bond and he sleeps with me. I'm kind of obsessed with him. He even has his own stocking for Christmas.
However, for some people a cat is just a cat. It stays outside and finds it's own food. It's not allowed in the house or on any furniture and paying money for a vet is considered an unnecessary luxury, not part of being a responsible pet owner.
I've known people who have dogs which were "outdoor animals". They smell, shed and make a mess. If they are inside they're confined to a single room.
For me, if you're not going to let your pet inside, if it's not allowed to roam the house or sit next to you on the couch etc... Why bother having a pet? It doesn't seem like you like their company that much, let alone them as a creature. I don't see the point owning an animal you aren't going to include as part of the family. Where is the fun in excluding your animal that loves you.
Pets for me are absolutely part of the family. However that's not the case for everyone.

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The human world through 
       the eyes of a dog

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The human world through 
       the eyes of a dog

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Is a pet part of a family or not? If so, why?

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Is a pet part of a family or not? If so, why?

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Basing on all the material studied, you are to write an essay on any of the topics:

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Basing on all the material studied, you are to write an essay on any of the topics:

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Lady is a pampered Cocker Spaniel who lives in the ritzy part of town. Everything is great until Jim Dear and Darling, Lady's owners have a baby. Then Aunt Sarah and her two scheming Siamese cats come to stay. Lady is thought to be vicious and is muzzled and put outside. Tramp comes to her rescue. Lady runs away with him only to be caught by the dogcatcher.

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In a small town, a couple ' are celebrating Christmas. Darling is overjoyed to receive a Cocker Spaniel puppy, whom she names Lady.
At 6 months, she is given a collar with a license. Lady then goes to visit two neighboring dogs, Jacques and Trusty. Jacques is a wily Scottish Terrier, and Trusty is an old Bloodhound. The two compliment Lady on her new license, before Lady rushes off to greet Jim Dear, who has come home from work.
Something seems to have happened to Jim Dear and Darling. She then explains how one day after coming home, Jim Dear referred to her as 'that dog.' Another time, she tried to playfully take a ball of yarn from Darling, who then struck Lady. Jacques and Trusty soon explain to Lady, that her owners are expecting a baby. Lady is unsure what a baby is, but the two explain what they know. However, their speech is soon interrupted by a mangy grey dog named Tramp.

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Overindulged in a sweet life of luxury in a perfect home at a turn-of-the-century neighbourhood, the cute little English Cocker Spaniel, Lady, sees her world turn upside down, when her loving owners have their first baby. All alone in the town's dangerous streets, the fair Lady finds solace in the shape of the most unexpected ally--the bright-eyed and streetwise mutt from the wrong side of the tracks, Tramp--utterly unaware, however, that an unlikely romance will soon form. But, do opposites really attract?

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Jim "Dear" and "Darling" have had Lady, their pedigree cocker spaniel, since she was a puppy. Lady's life takes a bit of a turn with the imminent addition of a baby into the household. Lady doesn't really know what a baby is or means, but gets a lesson in such from her two neighborhood friends, Jock, a proper Scottish terrier, and Trusty, a hound who doesn't realize that he may have lost his sense of smell. The baby's arrival indirectly has an effect on Lady's perfect life, most specifically when Aunt Sarah, with her two mischievous Siamese cats, comes to babysit. To escape this negative turn in her life, Lady eventually turns to Tramp, a mongrel she once met. Tramp lives a carefree life on the "wrong side of the tracks", and is renowned within his circle as being one of the most resourceful dogs, who is able to escape capture from the dog catcher as being unlicensed. He is also known as a womanizer. As Lady and Tramp fall for each other, the question becomes whether their two divergent lifestyles can mesh together, and if so what form that will take.

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Find the following words horizontally, vertically and diagonally:

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Find the following words horizontally, vertically and diagonally:

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dear, trusty, lady, hero, baby, darling, collar, tramp, moonlight

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Some extra vocabulary 
            activities

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Some extra vocabulary 
            activities

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a) The baby was born.
b) It was Christmas eve.
c) The rat ran into the baby`s room.
d) Siamese were in the basket.
e) Lady and the Tramp had a date.
f) Lady was a little puppy.
g) Lady was put to the wagon.

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1. What season was at the beginning of the film?
2. What was the present for Christmas?
3. Who looked after the baby when the parents were out?
4. What was in the basket?
5. What did the Tramp do in the baby`s room?

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a ribbon
a master
a license
a fence
a doghouse
a muzzle

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darling
a ribbon
a master
expensive
a license
steady
a fence
a doghouse
a muzzle
a collar

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Lady and the Tramp tells the story of a female American Cocker Spaniel named Lady who lives with a refined, upper-middle-class family, and a male  mixed-breed dog called the Tramp. When the two dogs meet, they embark on many romantic adventures and fall in love.