When I studied some information about Mother Teresa

          in Hello ! 8 , I admire her, but I didn’t look forward to knowing

        any about  her. But when I read more about her I am admired her

      most. Now , as for me , she does not represent an internationally famous

      woman. She represents the whole humanity.

     Read the following qoute by her and you will realize that also :

     “  Everybody today seems to be in such a terrible rush, anxious for greater

       developments and greater riches and so on, so that children have very little

        time for their parents. Parents have very little time for each other, and in the

        home begins the disruption of peace of the world.

       If we really want to love we must learn how to forgive. “

   Again visit :       http://www.ewtn.com/motherteresa/

    to know more.

               In    history,  there   are  great  women 

        that    have   made    great   contributions

       to    the   world .   

              One   of    these   great  women  “  Mother  Teresa  ”

    She  helped  poor ,  helpless  ,  and  homeless  children  .

              In  1970 , she  had become  internationally     

     famed   as   humanitarian    .

               In  1979 ,  Mother   Teresa  was   awarded the  

       Nobel   peace    prize.

    To   read more    ,   please visit  :

     http://www.ewtn.com/motherteresa/

   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mother_Teresa

   http://nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/peace/laureates/1979/teresa-bio.html

  In ancient China, the keeper of the Imperial Library, Lao Tzu, was

     famous for his wisdom. Perceiving the growing corruption of the

 government, he left for the countryside. On his way, the guard at the

 city gates asked Lao Tzu to write out the essence of his understanding

to benefit future generations. Lao Tzu wrote the Tao Te Ching, left, and

was never heard of again.

 The Tao Te Ching (also called “The Tao”, “The Dao” or the “Dao De

Jing”), by Lao Tzu, is one of the most influential books in history.  It is

the source of famous Chinese sayings such as “Those who know do not

speak, those who speak, do not know” and “Even a 1,000 mile journey

starts with a single step“. 

This site includes images and quotes of Lao Tzu as well as explanations

of yin & yang, and Taoist philosophy

http://www.thetao.info/tao/index.htm

www.wright-house.com/religions/taoism/tao-te-ching.html 

  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tao_Te_Ching

  http://www.beatrice.com/TAO.html

       When        my           teacher   read    that        

     it         reminded            her          of            me .

    Do        you  know    the         meaning    of     a    ‘pea’?

       Look   the other words  up.

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     PLEAsure

                        In the English Language, 

           there are words that are considered 

as a treasure. We can use a word to 

build others which are meaningful .

For  example the word “pleaure”

The word consists of two parts. 

Each one has its own meaning.

1st part : plea - 2nd one : sure

Please visit : www.dictionary.cambridge.org 

to learn their pronunciation and meaning 

in English . And , please , visit : www.babylon.com 

to know their meanings in many 

languages.

Next time I’m going to present the 

word ” pleasant” .                                  

1. bed ?
2. cradle ?
3. nest ?

Each word of the above mini-list has its own meaning which is different from the others.Let’s see,

“BED’ is used as countable or uncountable noun. It is used

1. to describe a piece of furniture which we use it to sleep on,

2. to describe the ground of the bottom of a sea, lake, river …,

3. to describe a layer of something that is a base for something else, (note : here “BED” is used as “singular noun only”)

4. and to describe an rea of a ground has been prepared for plants to grow in.

  “CRADLE” is also used as C. or U.  noun.

1. a small bed for a baby

2. “the cradle” the place where something began.

as a verb; “CRADLE” means to hold something gently.

“NEST”:

1. as a C.  noun only, it means a place where insects and small animals live.

2. as an  intransitive verb; it means making a nest somewhere.

After that detailed explanation ,what is the correct word?

It is “the cradle”. Do you know the opposite of it?

As I wait your comments , wait from me.

Don’t forget to visit : www.dictionary.cambridge.org

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The Main Verb :

Please visit : www.englishclub.com to learn more .

The explanation is simple. Also ,you get all what you want to know about the linking verbs. Don’t forget to practise using quizez.

       Sport IS very useful.

      Sport BUILDS our bodies , minds , and charaters.

    The person who IS the healthiest , the strongest , and the wisest IS a sports person .

  NOTE that the VERBS in bold and CAPITAL LETTERS are in the present simple tense

   3rd person ( singular ).

   But they are different in use :

   “IS”              is  a     LINKING VERB.

  “BUILDS”    is  a     MAIN VERB.

   Please visit : www.Englishclub.com to learn more.              

 Quote of the day : “Not admiring a mistake is a bigger mistake.”
Robert Half
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  Not to be sad . Sadness is a ghost.

Wherever or whenever sadness repels you,

Speak to the NATURE or let the NATURE speak to you.

And look around where the NATURE welcomes you.

At once !  I called her ,

” Not to leave me alone!

Not to leave me sad!

Always .To - - me  - - BE close! ”   

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In my ears

 Whispered the NATURE,

“Whenever life repels you,

Not - To - Be : so sa —-d.

Not - To - Be , so , alo - - - ne!”