TASK 1 LEVEL UP YOUR LEARNING:
When Text as guide and find errors. Make corrections and rewrite the paragraph Use a
separate sheet of your answer
It is the fact capital punishment is not a deterrent to crime. Statistics show that in
States with capital punishment, murder rates are the same or almost the same as in
states without capital punishment. It is also true that it is more expensive to put a
person on death row than in life imprisonment because of the costs of maximum
security. Unfortunately, capital punishment has been used unjustly. Statistics show
that every execution is of a man and that nine out of ten are black. So prejudice
shows right through
2. Sunday is my favorite day of the week. I like it because on Sunday, I watch football
On the other days, I also get to watch football but not all day. There are other sports
on other days to watch on TV. Sunday lunch is a favorite of mine because I eat with
my father in front of the TV. Some days my dad doesn't make it home from work
until after I'm in bed. Some weeks my dad travels, and I don't see him for several
days. The highlight of the day is when we watch the Dolphins play Dad and I get so
excited, we yell and cheer together. The thing that I like to do best in the world is
watch TV with my dad.
3. in Alice Walker's "To Hell with Dying," Mr. Sweet was a good companion for the
narrator and her siblings. Mr. Sweet always made the narrator feel special. She
loved to be around him and was overjoyed whenever he would visit her. Mr Sweet
played with the children just as if he were a child himself. Mr. Sweet also displayed a
great deal of respect for the narrator and her family. Even though his alcoholism and
lifestyle was a bad influence on the children, his virtues far outweighed his faults. Mr
Sweet had a positive impact on the children that would last their entire lives. He was
compassionate, caring and honest, and the children learned to respect themselves
and others form their experiences with Mr. Sweet. He also inspired the children to
succeed. Mr. Sweet's lifestyle did not make him an excellent role model for the
children, but he was always an excellent companion.
The motive of the fictional autobiographers of Charlotte Bronte's novels must have
been to "sum" and existence, "bound" a life, and find safety in the "strait limits" of an
enclosed mind. Because all three autobiographers, William Crimsworth, Jane Eyre
and Lucy Snowe, seem to need oversimplify both their own natures and the worlds
in which they live in. They are all different, however, they go and do it in basically the
same way! Repressing what her more instinctual impulses tell her about the complex
truths of experience, this is how they generate personal mythologies by which to
rationalize their lives.
Club Palm Resort's isolation created dissatisfaction among some vacationers. The
quality of the food was poor people want a choice of entertainment in the evening
Most of us spent too much time together day after day. People expect to be able to
go out for a meal if they feel like it.​