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LanguageFunctions

A1 BeginnerA1/A2 ElementaryA2 Pre-Intermediate

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A1 Beginner

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A1 Beginner

Asking for and giving personal informationMeeting peopleTalking about beloningsTalking about where you liveTalking about schoolTalking about likes and dislikesTalking abouy what you can doShopping for clothes

A1 Beginner:Asking for and giving personal informations

What's your name/surname/last name?My name/surname/last name is ...Can you spell your name/surname/last name?It's ...Where are you from?I'm from ...What is your nationality?I'm ...How old are you?I'm ... years oldWhat's your telephone/mobile number?It's ...Have you got an email address?Yes, I have/No, I haven'tWhat's your email address? It's ...

A1 Beginner: Meeting people

Hello/HiI'm ... /My name is ...This is ...Nice to meet youHow are you? I'm fine/I'm OKNice to see you again.

A1 Beginner: Talking about belongings

Have you got ... (a bike/mobile phone/an email address...)Has he got ...?What colour is it?Is it old/new/big/small?What have you got in your bag/pocket?

A1 Beginner: Talking about where you live

Have you got a flat or a house?Is it big?Where is your house/flat?Is there a garden?Where is your bedroom?What's your bedroom like?Have you got a Tv in your bedroom?

A1 Beginner: Talking about school

What's your school like?It's big and modern.Is it near your home? Yes, it is/No, it isn'tWhat Year are you in? I'm in Year 6Has your school got a canteen/a gym?Yes, it has/No, it hasn'tIs there a Science Lab? Yes, there is/No, there isn'tWhat's your favourite subject? It's ...

A1 Beginner: Talking about likes and dislikes

Do you like ...? Yes, I do/No, I don'tI like/I don't like it/him/her/them very muchI don't like it/him/her/them at allWhat do you think of ...?I think it's/he's/she's/they're OK/awful/greatWhat about you?What do you prefer?I love/really like/quite like/hate ...

A1 Beginner: Talking about what you can do

Can you ...? Yes, I can/No, I can'tAre you good at ...? Yes, I am/No, I'm not/Yes, I'm very/quite goodI can't ... /I can't ... at all./I'm hopeless at ...I can ... a bit. /I'm not very good at ...I can ... quite wellI'm brilliant at ...What about you?

A1 Beginner: Shopping for clothes

Can I help you? Yes, please/No, thanksI'm just lookingHow much is this dress/are these jeans? It's .../They're ...Can I try it/them on? Yes, of courseIt's/They're big/small for meWhat size are you? I'm a small/medium/largeWhat size is this/are these? It's/they're a small/medium/largeIs it/Are they OK?It's/They're fine. I'll take it/them

A1/A2 Elementary

Ordering food and drinksMaking suggestionsAgreeing and disagreeingTalking about holidaysAsking for and giving directionsDescribing peoplePermissions and requestsAsking for and giving advice

A1/A2 Elementary: Ordering food and drinks

Are you ready to order? Yes, pleaseWould you like a starter? Yes, please/No, thanksI'll have ...How do you like your steak? Rare/Medium/Well done?What would you like to drink?A can of orange juice, pleaseA glass/A bottle of mineral water. Still or sparkling?A glass of tap water, please

A1/A2 Elementary: Making suggestions

How about going to the concert? I can't. I'm broke!/OK!What about playing chess? I'm sorry, I don't like chessLet's go to the cinema, instead. Good idea!/I'm sorry I can'tWhy don't we watch a DVD? That's a great idea!

A1/A2 Elementary: Agreeing and disagreeing

A1/A2 Elementary: Talking about holidays

Where did you go on holidays? We went to ...Did you have a nice time?Yes, we did/No, we didn't, It ws boring.Where did you stay? We stayed in a hotel/campsite/...What was the weather like?It was brilliant/awful/cold and wet/warm and sunny/...Was there a lot to do? Yes, there was/No, there wasn'tDid you go abroad last summer? Yes, we did/No, we didn't

A1/A2 Elementary:Asking for and giving directions

Excuse me, can you tell me the way to...?Excuse me, how do I get to... from here?Go down/up this streetTake the first/second/third road on the right/leftTurn left/right at the roundaboutCross the squareGo straight onPast the crossroads/traffic lightsHow far is it from here?How long does it take on foot?

A1/A2 Elementary: Describing people

What's your sister like? She's nice but a bit bossyWhat does your sister look like? She's tall and slimHow old is she? She's 16What colours is her hair? It's blondWhat colour are her eyes? They're blueIs she younger than you?

A1/A2 Elementary: Permissions and requests

Can/Could I go to...? Yes, sure/No, I'm sorry, you can'tCan/Could you..., please? Yes, of course I can/No, I'm sorry, I have to...

A1/A2 Elementary: Asking for and giving advise

What's the matter?/Is anything wrong?/What's wrong?What should I do to...? I think you should...Should I...? Yes, I think you should...Why don't you...?You should

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A2 Pre-intermediate

Making arrangementsOffers and promisesTalking about experiencesMaking phone callsTalking about past eventsBeing polite

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A2 Pre-intermediate: Making arrangements

What are you doing tomorrow afternoon? Nothing special, why?Shall we...? SureWhat time shall we meet? Is 3 o'clock OK?Where shall we meet? Let's meet at the station/cinema/...Are you free on...? I'm doing anything, why?What about going to the cinema? Yes, fineSee you on... at... It's a date!

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A2 Pre-intermediate:Offers and promises

I'll make it for you! That's great, thanks!Shall I come to your house to help you?I'll do it tomorrow. I promise!Shall I call a taxi for you?I'll give you all my help!Shall I help you? Shall I...?

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A2 Pre-intermediate:Talking about experiences

Have you ever been to...?When did you go there?Have you ever ...?When did you...?Did you enjoy it?What was it like?

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A2 Pre-intermediate:Making phone calls

Hello, is that Emily? Yes, it is. Who's calling/Who's speaking?It's James/This is JamesCan I speak to Emily, please? Yes. Hold on/Hold the line, pleaseCan I speak to Paul, please?No, sorry, he's out. Do you want to leave a message?What time will he be back?(Voicemail) Please your message after the tone.Can you call me back please?I'll call later

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A2 Pre-intermediate:Talking about past events

What happened?When did it happen?Where did it happen?How did it happen?Who did it?What did you do?Oh really?

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A2 Pre-intermediate:Being polite

Happy Christmas and Happy New Year!You're welcome/Thank you. The same to you!Never mind! it doesn't matter!What's the matter?Take it easy/Keep calm!/Take care!/Cheer up!Bless you!

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9 September 1971 - 9 September 2021

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John Winston Ono Lennon, (born John Winston Lennon;9 October 1940 - 8 December 1980), was an English singer and songwriter.

Who was John Lennon?

He became famous as a singer and guitarist of the English rock band The Beatles.

After the Beatles stopped making records in 1970, he lived in the United States with his wife Yoko Ono. He continued his music career up until his death in 1980.

'Imagine' is a song by English rock musician John Lennon from his 1971 albumof the same name.

The best-selling single of his solo career, the lyrics encourage listeners to imagine a world of peace, without materialism, without borders separating nations and without religion.

In his song Lennon was asking us to imagine a place where the things that divide us, like religion and possessions, did not exist.He felt that it would bea muchbetter place.

This song is a strong political message sugarcoated in a beautiful melody.Lennon realized the softer approach would bring the song to a wider audience, who hopefully would listen to his message: If you want peace, first you have to imagine it.

The imagine concept came from Yoko Ono, who was very much into open-mindedness and using your imagination. In 1964, she published Grapefruit, a book of 'instructions and drawings' that established the lyrical concept for the song.

"Imagine" was written in a strange time in John Lennon's career. Barely a year after the split of The Beatles, Paul McCartney had just filed a lawsuit to dissolve the band's contractual partnership. Lennon had just bought a new piano, spray-painted white, for his wife Yoko Ono's birthday. Soon afterwards, he wrote 'Imagine' on it."

In 1972, Joan Baez connected it with a folk-like simplicity on her album 'Come from the Shadows'.

In 1973, Diana Ross made it syrupy and soulful as a finale to hers, 'Touch Me In the Morning'.

In 1971, jazz singer Sarah Vaughan made it more bombastic on her LP, 'A Time In My Life'.

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Filmed and recorded live at the Baku 2015 European Games Opening Ceremony held in Baku, Azerbaijan, on June 12th 2015 where Lady Gaga performed a gorgeous, operatic rendition of 'Imagine'.

This was done by Queen in tribute to John Lennon the night after he was murdered,i.e. on 9 December 1980.

Lennon described 'Imagine' as 'anti-religious, anti-nationalistic, anti-conventional, anti-capitalistic... but because it's sugar-coated, it's accepted.'

Elton John sang 'Imagine' live in New York at Central Park, on 13September 1980.

The children's choir performed 'Imagine' at the Closing Ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games.

'Imagine' performedin an episode of the first seeason of GLEE, the American musical comedy-drama television series an American musical comedy-drama television series.

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Neil Young sang it at the December 2001 concert for New York firefighters, police and 9/11 victims, 'America: A Tribute to Heroes'.

Madonna did the same for Tsunami Aid in 2005.

Stevie Wonder,from the Closing Ceremony of the Atlanta 1996 Summer Games.

Peter Gabrielat the Opening Ceremony of the Turin 2006 Olympic Winter Games

In 2015, German pianist Davide Martello drove 400 miles through the night to pay tribute and perform John Lennon's 'Imagine' at the Bataclan concert hall in Paris - where at least 80 people lost their lives.

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The John Lennon Peace Monument, also known as the European Peace Monument, is a peace monument entitled Peace & Harmony in Liverpool, England, dedicated to the memory of John Lennon.

Peace & Harmony was unveiled by Julian and Cynthia Lennon at a ceremony in Chavasse Park, Liverpool, on Saturday 9 October 2010 to celebrate what would have been John Lennon's 70th birthday.

Strawberry Fields Memorial in Central Park (NY) to honour John Lennon with the word 'Imagine' on it

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The area is calledStrawberry Fields Forever, and it is located near Lennon's apartment where he was shot on 8 December 1980.

Lennon's Steinway piano,on which he composed 'Imagine',was bought by singer George Michael in 2000to keep itin the UK.

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In 2000, George Michael paid over $2 million for the upright, and then donated it to the Beatles museum in Liverpool.

Its final lyrics have a strange resonance in a world ruled by Covid-19:'I hope some day you'll join us/And the world will be as one.'Time can only tell if its sentiment of hope and unity changes society as much as the pandemic which has inspired it, once again, to be sung.

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After the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, Ukraine gained independece and Crimea, a Peninsula, decided to join Ukraine.(Peninsula is an area of land surrounded by water on three sides).

However, recently, the situation has suddenly become quite unpredictable.Thousand of Russian soldiers and tanks have descended on the border.

The geographical and demographic makeup of Ukraine is at the root of the problem.Ukraine is currently divided in two regions:West & East (Donbas)

And Russia seeks to consolidate its influence over the eastern Donbas region. This is where the current conflict is rising.

The eastern area has strong historical & cultural ties to Russia, and pro-Russian groups in the region aspire to join Russia.And the West Ukraineconsiders itself to be more independent Ukraine.

The Ukrainian SSR was a founding member of the Soviet Union in 1922 but the Country regained its independence in 1991.However, claiminig Ukraine based on Colonial history is incorrect; it would be like Britain claiming India today!

Military power of the two Countries involved:

Art. 11 della Costituzione ItalianaL'Italia ripudia la guerra come strumento di offesa alla libertà degli altri popoli e come mezzo di risoluzione delle controversie internazionali.

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What is International Women's Day?

International Women's Day takes place every year on 8 March. It is an opportunity to celebrate the achievements of women and to create positive change for women and girls. All around the world, people are demanding gender equality and protesting about situations where women do not have basic rights and freedoms. International Women's Day is a time to do this work together.

How did International Women's Day start?

International Women's Day started with a protest that took place in New York City in 1908. Fifteen thousand women went out onto the streets to demand equal rights and better working conditions. In particular, they wanted shorter working hours, better pay and the right to vote.

At the International Conference of Working Women in Denmark in 1910, a woman called Clara Zetkin proposed the idea of an international day for women. Everyone agreed it was a good idea to use the same day every year to take action for women's rights. The first International Women's Day happened the following year, in 1911.

Why do we need an International Women's Day?

People participate in International Women's Day in many different ways and for many different reasons. But a common goal is gender equality.

In today's world it may appear that women have all the same opportunities as men. But if you look at the statistics worldwide, talk to women and girls around you or simply live in the world as a woman, you see this is not true.

There are many examples of women and girls having a lower position in society than men and boys. They have fewer opportunities and they suffer specific injustices and problems because they are women. Here are some examples. Did you know that, around the world:

teenage girls aged 10 to 14 are twice as likely to do more than 21 hours a week of housework as boys of the same age

nearly a quarter of teenage girls aged 15 to 19 are not in school, compared to only 13 per cent of boys

less than half of the world's countries offer girls and boys equal access to education

many more girls than boys are married while they are still children

child marriage often means stopping school, getting pregnant early, isolation and an increased risk of violence

one in five teenage girls have experienced violence from their partner?

Many people believe situations of gender inequality like these can and should be changed.

What happens on International Women's Day?

On 8 March there are protests and other events to demand equal rights for women. You can find marches, talks, workshops, film and music events and more, near you or online. Many people wear purple, a colour worn by women who campaigned for women's right to vote. In some countries, children and men give presents, flowers or cards to their mothers, partners, sisters or other women they know.

The future

There is still a lot of work to be done for gender equality. Sometimes we lose important rights and go backwards with the progress we have made. But women's movements all over the world are still fighting for equality, and new generations are joining them. The people marching in the streets for equal rights are often young women and their friends. Teenagers are organising and campaigning, telling the world how we should think, behave and treat one another. When it comes to gender equality, what kind of world do you want to live in?

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What is International Women's Day?

International Women's Day takes place every year on 8 March. It is an opportunity to celebrate the achievements of women and to create positive change for women and girls. All around the world, people are demanding gender equality and protesting about situations where women do not have basic rights and freedoms. International Women's Day is a time to do this work together.

How did International Women's Day start?

International Women's Day started with a protest that took place in New York City in 1908. Fifteen thousand women went out onto the streets to demand equal rights and better working conditions. In particular, they wanted shorter working hours, better pay and the right to vote.

At the International Conference of Working Women in Denmark in 1910, a woman called Clara Zetkin proposed the idea of an international day for women. Everyone agreed it was a good idea to use the same day every year to take action for women's rights. The first International Women's Day happened the following year, in 1911.

Why do we need an International Women's Day?

People participate in International Women's Day in many different ways and for many different reasons. But a common goal is gender equality.

In today's world it may appear that women have all the same opportunities as men. But if you look at the statistics worldwide, talk to women and girls around you or simply live in the world as a woman, you see this is not true.

There are many examples of women and girls having a lower position in society than men and boys. They have fewer opportunities and they suffer specific injustices and problems because they are women. Here are some examples. Did you know that, around the world:

teenage girls aged 10 to 14 are twice as likely to do more than 21 hours a week of housework as boys of the same age

nearly a quarter of teenage girls aged 15 to 19 are not in school, compared to only 13 per cent of boys

less than half of the world's countries offer girls and boys equal access to education

many more girls than boys are married while they are still children

child marriage often means stopping school, getting pregnant early, isolation and an increased risk of violence

one in five teenage girls have experienced violence from their partner?

Many people believe situations of gender inequality like these can and should be changed.

What happens on International Women's Day?

On 8 March there are protests and other events to demand equal rights for women. You can find marches, talks, workshops, film and music events and more, near you or online. Many people wear purple, a colour worn by women who campaigned for women's right to vote. In some countries, children and men give presents, flowers or cards to their mothers, partners, sisters or other women they know.

The future

There is still a lot of work to be done for gender equality. Sometimes we lose important rights and go backwards with the progress we have made. But women's movements all over the world are still fighting for equality, and new generations are joining them. The people marching in the streets for equal rights are often young women and their friends. Teenagers are organising and campaigning, telling the world how we should think, behave and treat one another. When it comes to gender equality, what kind of world do you want to live in?

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Teaching peace

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When Russia's President, Vladimir Putin, was younger, his country was called THE SOVIET UNION. It was much larger and more powerful than now and it included not only Russia, but also many other smaller nations, like UKRAINE.

The SOVIET UNION was a communist country that spent a lot of money to improve its military power, while its citizens became poorer. The country collapsed in 1991and many indipendent states were born.

After the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, people gained freedom and economic progress and Ukraine became indipendent. Crimea decided to join Ukraine.

However, recently, the situation has suddenly changed: President Putin still dreams of the 19th century Russian Empire, that was the 3rd largest in history. On the other side, Ukraine has become friendly with European countries and the USA and aims to join NATO. So Mr Putin decided to go to war against Ukraine, on 24th February 2022.

NATO: a political and military partnership of 30 European and North American countries, including US, CANADA, GERMANY, BRITAIN, FRANCE and POLAND.

The geographical and demographic composition of Ukraine is at the root of the problem.Ukraine is currently divided in two regions:West & East (Donbas)

Russia wants to consolidate its influence over the eastern Donbas region. This is where the current conflict is rising.

The eastern area has strong historical & cultural ties to Russia, and some people would liketo join Russia.But the West Ukrainewants to be more independent.

DIFFERENCES BETWEEN WEST AND EAST UKRAINE

President Putin believes that Russia should still control the neighbouring countries that the Soviet Union once ruled.But, claiminig Ukraine based on Colonial history is incorrect; it would be like Britain claiming India today!

And that's why Russia wants to claim the Eastern part of Ukraine, in the same way how Crimea was annexed by Russia in 2014.Remember Crimea?Yes, the peninsula that was part of Ukraine, before 2014.

What's Ukraine's reaction?

Ukraine is a quite large country, but it'ssmaller and weaker than Russia. So it wasn't able to stop Russian invasion.Many Ukrainian families are escaping to the West: to Poland and Romania.

Ukraine 's President , ZELENSKY, has promised to stay and fight for his country's Freedom.The Ukrainian Army and even many citizens are trying to resist the Russian invaders. They are showing courage and patriotism.

President Volodymyr ZELENSKY

How are other coUntries helping?

The United States and its partners in NATO are helping Ukraine in manY ways: imposing on Russia economic sanctions. But it would be very dangerous for nato to go to war against Russia. Nobody wants " world war 3"!!!

People from all over the world are trying to help, too. They're sending food and medicines and many protests against Russian invasion are taking place in lots of countries!

Art. 11 della Costituzione ItalianaL'Italia ripudia la guerra come strumento di offesa alla libertà degli altri popoli e come mezzo di risoluzione delle controversie internazionali.

Art. 11 of the Italian ConstitutionItaly repudiates war as an instrument offending the freedom of other peoples and as a means for settling international disputes.

You can create your own poem to express your feelings, emotions and believes on this unespectated and unfair war!

Now it's your turn!

Then, create a CANVA NEWSPAPER PAGE ABOUT THE WAR NEWS!

You can watch this tutorial video to do it!

THANK YOU!

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After the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, Ukraine gained independece and Crimea, a Peninsula, decided to join Ukraine.(Peninsula is an area of land surrounded by water on three sides).

However, recently, the situation has suddenly become quite unpredictable.Thousand of Russian soldiers and tanks have descended on the border.

The geographical and demographic makeup of Ukraine is at the root of the problem.Ukraine is currently divided in two regions:West & East (Donbas)

And Russia seeks to consolidate its influence over the eastern Donbas region. This is where the current conflict is rising.

The eastern area has strong historical & cultural ties to Russia, and pro-Russian groups in the region aspire to join Russia.And the West Ukraineconsiders itself to be more independent Ukraine.

The Ukrainian SSR was a founding member of the Soviet Union in 1922 but the Country regained its independence in 1991.However, claiminig Ukraine based on Colonial history is incorrect; it would be like Britain claiming India today!

Military power of the two Countries involved:

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Art. 11 della Costituzione ItalianaL'Italia ripudia la guerra come strumento di offesa alla libertà degli altri popoli e come mezzo di risoluzione delle controversie internazionali.

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Give peace a chance

In today's chaotic, divided world, true "peace" can seem like a distant dream. Sometimes it's nice to have a little reassurance that world leaders have been striving for and working toward peace for years-and continue to do so. Here are some of our favorite, most inspiring peace quotes from notable figures of yesterday and today.

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In today's chaotic, divided world, true "peace" can seem like a distant dream. Sometimes it's nice to have a little reassurance that world leaders have been striving for and working toward peace for years-and continue to do so. Here are some of our favorite, most inspiring peace quotes from notable figures of yesterday and today.

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After the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, Ukraine gained independece and Crimea, a Peninsula, decided to join Ukraine.(Peninsula is an area of land surrounded by water on three sides).

However, recently, the situation has suddenly become quite unpredictable.Thousand of Russian soldiers and tanks have descended on the border.

The geographical and demographic makeup of Ukraine is at the root of the problem.Ukraine is currently divided in two regions:West & East (Donbas)

And Russia seeks to consolidate its influence over the eastern Donbas region. This is where the current conflict is rising.

The eastern area has strong historical & cultural ties to Russia, and pro-Russian groups in the region aspire to join Russia.And the West Ukraineconsiders itself to be more independent Ukraine.

The Ukrainian SSR was a founding member of the Soviet Union in 1922 but the Country regained its independence in 1991.However, claiminig Ukraine based on Colonial history is incorrect; it would be like Britain claiming India today!

letter from ukraine

Art. 11 della Costituzione ItalianaL'Italia ripudia la guerra come strumento di offesa alla libertà degli altri popoli e come mezzo di risoluzione delle controversie internazionali.

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After the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, Ukraine gained independece and Crimea, a Peninsula, decided to join Ukraine.(Peninsula is an area of land surrounded by water on three sides).

However, recently, the situation has suddenly become quite unpredictable.Thousand of Russian soldiers and tanks have descended on the border.

The geographical and demographic makeup of Ukraine is at the root of the problem.Ukraine is currently divided in two regions:West & East (Donbas)

And Russia seeks to consolidate its influence over the eastern Donbas region. This is where the current conflict is rising.

The eastern area has strong historical & cultural ties to Russia, and pro-Russian groups in the region aspire to join Russia.And the West Ukraineconsiders itself to be more independent Ukraine.

The Ukrainian SSR was a founding member of the Soviet Union in 1922 but the Country regained its independence in 1991.However, claiminig Ukraine based on Colonial history is incorrect; it would be like Britain claiming India today!

letter from ukraine

Art. 11 della Costituzione ItalianaL'Italia ripudia la guerra come strumento di offesa alla libertà degli altri popoli e come mezzo di risoluzione delle controversie internazionali.

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Russia has launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, leaving millions of people fearing for their futures.

As the first day of this assault nears its end, the enormity of what this could mean is still difficult to process.

From the early panic in Ukraine's cities, to the broader context that led us here, this is your guide to understanding day one of the invasion.

The first explosions came in the early hours of Thursday - bringing panic and uncertainty.

The BBC's Marta Shokalo was in the capital, Kyiv, and wrote movingly about the initial fear and how it rippled through the country. WhatsApp messages pinged. Friends and colleagues sought safety.

"I dressed my 10-year-old son. We had some breakfast, sitting as far from the windows as we could, but he was so scared he vomited," she wrote.

As the scale of the attack became clear, and the Ukrainian military worked to respond, many questioned whether the country would be able to resist the military might of its neighbour.

As our defence correspondent Jonathan Beale explains, Kyiv is outgunned and outnumbered in every sense.

Geography is at the heart of this story.

Ukraine's position between Russia to the east and countries such as Poland and Romania to the west means it straddles both the European and Russian spheres of influence.

This is a major reason why tensions are so high. Russia has long resisted Ukraine's move towards the European Union.

But geography is also key to how the invasion played out. Moscow, after all, mounted its attacks via air, land and sea.

As fierce fighting continued, and videos spread of tanks rolling into Ukrainian territory, many on social media asked what Russia's president was thinking.

What exactly does Vladimir Putin want?

John Simpson, our World Affairs Editor, writes that this feels like the end of an era.

He compares it to the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, which marked the collapse of the Soviet Union and saw the global order rewritten.

The invasion of Ukraine, he writes, could be traced back to this collapse which President Putin resents bitterly.

As the day developed, we saw furious reaction from the US, UK and its allies.

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson described the invasion as a "hideous and barbarous venture". US President Joe Biden said "Putin chose this war" and would "bear the consequences".

Both announced new sanctions aimed at hitting Russia's economy and the finances of its elites.

The invasion is likely to have major effects on people around the world.

From energy bills to the price of cars, our business reporter Lora Jones explains why prices could rise globally.

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Ukraine conflict: Your guide to understanding the story

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Russia has launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, leaving millions of people fearing for their futures. As the first day of this assault nears its end, the enormity of what this could mean is still difficult to process.

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To sum up, Ukraine is in  Eastern Europe and shares a border with Russia.                                                                                    It also borders other countries that are members of NATO , a defensive military alliance formed after  World War 2.
In the past Ukraine was part of the Soviet Union but became an independent country in 1991.
President Putin sees Ukraine as historically part of Russia.
In 2014 Russia invaded Crimea, in the south of Ukraine and continues to occupy it.
Since 2014 Russian -backed separatists and Ukraine's armed forces have been fighting a war in the eastern regions of Donetsk and Luhansk.
President Putin has recognized the two regions held by the Russian backed separatists as independent states and ordered Russian troops there , tearn up a peace deal.
On Thursday 24 February ,  President Putin authorized airstrikes across Ukraine and ordered his troops to advance into the country.

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Teacher Marilena Lo Re

Safer Internet Day, 8th February 2022

What is it about?

Safer Internet Daypromotesa safer and more responsible useof on line technologyby children and young peoplearound the world

use your actions and words wiselybe a kind and respectful on line friendwhen emotions are high, take a momentthink about how your actions make other people feelbuild healthy relationships

top ten tips

6. stay alert to possible dangers7.keep your personal information safe8. be an upstander when you see bullying, harrassment or hate9. support the victims of bad behaviours10. tell an adult if an online friend asks to meet up

Is the internet bad for young people?

many young people have computers or smartphones or tablets and spend a lot of time on line with both positive and negative consequences

it is now easier than ever to access the Internet:

ADVANTAGES

using internet, young people can:do research for schoolwork and homework;wide their knowledge and culture;practise foreign languageskeep in touch with friends and family around the world

DISADVANTAGES

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young people can become addicted to on line gamingthey can lose moneythey can have bad school resultsthey can lose touch with family and friends

To sum up,internet can be an incredible tool for kids and teenagers, because the benefits are more than the dangers.However, young people should be careful not to use internet excessively.

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[25.02.2020] Esempio di metodo utilizzato nelle prove INVALSI di Inglese al termine del primo ciclo di istruzione

MMI Interview with a star.mp3

[25.02.2020] Esempi di domande INVALSI di Inglese al termine del primo ciclo di istruzione

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