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Banksy | Biography, Art, Auction, Shredded Painting, & Facts

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Banksy, anonymous British graffiti artist known for his antiauthoritarian art, often done in public places. He began using stencils in 2000 and developed a distinctive iconography of recognizable images such as rats and policemen. With wry wit and stealth, Banksy merged graffiti art with installation and performance.

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You have the option to search just for advice, research and campaigns or all of our pages.

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British Culture a guide for students

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Cross cultural Humour

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Cross Cultural Humour with Henning Wehn - Language of Comedy #4

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Technology in the workplace source documents

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Technology in the workplace source documents

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Technology in the workplace paper

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FS English Level 1 Writing Have Your Say QP v1.2

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FS English Level 1 Writing Have Your Say QP v1.2

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It is important that you choose the right format and style of your writing for the audience you are writing for.

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Planning your writing

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Simple planning skills can greatly improve your writing.

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Paragraphs help you to group related sentences together. They are useful for writing letters, reports and stories.

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FS English L1 Writing Journalist Application QP

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Agneiska

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FS English Level 1 Reading Apprenticeships QP v1.3

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FS English Level 1 Reading Apprenticeships SD

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FS English L1 Writing Journalist Application QP

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Being able to proofread is useful in helping you to spot and correct any mistakes in your writing. You can then edit the writing after you’ve finished proofreading.

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 Today we have looked at reading and have completed a CV reading paper, where we identified key pieces of information within 2 different styles of writing. We then created an outline of 4 personal qualities for ourselves which we could then use in our own CV.

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 Today we have looked at reading and have completed a CV reading paper, where we identified key pieces of information within 2 different styles of writing. We then created an outline of 4 personal qualities for ourselves which we could then use in our own CV.

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Today we looked at including connectives and expanded our outlines from last week. We then completed the first task in the  Journalist application writing paper and wrote an article discussing a memorable day, explaining why it was memorable, what effect it had on us and what we would have changed to make it better.

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Today we looked at including connectives and expanded our outlines from last week. We then completed the first task in the  Journalist application writing paper and wrote an article discussing a memorable day, explaining why it was memorable, what effect it had on us and what we would have changed to make it better.

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Today we are going to write a speech of around 200-250 words, which explains what volunteering involves and explains some of the problems facing the elderly. We will also explain why it is important to help people in the community and the benefits of volunteering in the community. Extension task: We will write an article for the newspaper based upon our speech, it will utilise persuasive language and 4 layout features as seen in the Liverpool Star article (reading task)

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Today we are going to write a speech of around 200-250 words, which explains what volunteering involves and explains some of the problems facing the elderly. We will also explain why it is important to help people in the community and the benefits of volunteering in the community. Extension task: We will write an article for the newspaper based upon our speech, it will utilise persuasive language and 4 layout features as seen in the Liverpool Star article (reading task)

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A powerful speech uses a variety of techniques to capture the listener. Learn how to write a speech in this Bitesize English video for KS3.

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Standard English is the variety of English that suits, and is the accepted norm, for certain situations where clear meaning is very important - and especially where the audience is not personally known.

In formal speaking and listening situations you will almost naturally tend to use Standard English without thinking, for example, when giving a speech in a formal situation to a group of people you do not know.

In Standard English, you will not use slang words and will even avoid some colloquialisms, for example, you might avoid saying 'cool' and may say 'fantastic' instead.

The keys to presenting an effective speech are preparation and - and a way to keep your nerves in check . World leaders don't just stand up and make up a speech on the spot - they carefully prepare and practice beforehand.

An effective speech needs to:

Use English skillfully - as you will have had time to prepare your speech in advance, you can show off your English language skills and vocabulary.

Be memorable - former prime minister Tony Blair was famous for making a speech that included the phrase 'Education, education, education'. This use of repetition helped his audience to identify and remember his key idea. Think about the type of language techniques you can add to your own speeches that will help make your ideas memorable.

Make people think - you may have heard of Martin Luther King who famously repeated the phrase 'I have a dream...' when he campaigned for equal rights for black Americans. This was a speech designed to inspire and emotionally 'connect' with his audience - to make them think.

Martin Luther King's 'I have a dream' speech hit all three of these points, and was instrumental in changing the behaviours and attitudes of the time.

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I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the colour of their skin but by the content of their character. I have a dream today!
Martin Luther King

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Speaking - Revision 3 - KS3 English - BBC Bitesize

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Standard English is the variety of English that suits, and is the accepted norm, for certain situations where clear meaning is very important - and especially where the audience is not personally known.

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Access joinmyquiz.com and enter the code, this quiz is live until 24th Dec

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Free gamified quizzes on every subject that students play in class and at home. Pick an existing quiz or create your own for review, formative assessment, and more.

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Using Apostrophes

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How to skim read

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Reading tips, the purpose of texts and spotting mistakes

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The purpose of texts, how to scan and skim and finding the meaning in a piece of writing.

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Important part of everyone’s life is family and the pillar of every familyis older person.During previous decades we have witness the family can not spend their time with elder people.Here our community can play important role to help and support them because they spent their lives with people like me and you.

When someone retirement and stay at home or come to community,they need alot of attention and kindness because they are very fragile.They become loneliness in elderly and society isolation when they get old.Some of them have physical and mental problems.

In this charity,we want volunteer to help us to support them.For example visiting older member or shopping with them or providing transport and running lunch clubs.

You should be very carefully about them because they are very sensitive.nidles to say that they need your attention.What comes first to our charity is do not evade responsibility and all of your attention should be on your job.The aspect of benefit of volunteering can be increase moral behaviour and raise your spiritual,your experient and perseverance.

The important arena in this community is help your feel good about yourself because you are helping others and increase your social and relationship skills. Volunteering is good for your mind and body.it can reduce stress and anxiety and improve mood and can protects you against depression.

With cooperation with each other,can we have happy and hopeful society.

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Age UK Speech