Grade 7 English: Direct & Indirect Speech , livre ebook
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A workbook on direct and indirect (reported) speech.
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English Grade 7Direct and Reported Speech Nerds and Geeks The terŵs ͞Ŷerd͟ aŶd ͞geek͟ represeŶt a derogatorLJ stereotLJpe of people ǁho haǀe a hard time fitting in due to an obsession with intellectual interests, physical awkwardness, or a lack of social skills. These qualities are more pronounced in high school when everyone is trying to find their own unique identities while also trying to belong to a social group. In the past, nerds and geeks were, more often than not, shunned, bullied, or treated with contempt.
The concepts ofnerd-hoodandgeek-hood, however, have evolved over time, and people now perceive them somewhat differently. Nerds are apparently the brainier between the two, get straight A grades effortlessly, and choose to be anti-social, not feeling the need to make friends. They are terrible at sports and may even have unsightly skin problems and poor eyesight. Geeks, on the other hand, are more free-spirited and are skilled in hobbies such as computer games, movie scripts, triǀia, aŶd sĐieŶĐes. TheLJ doŶ͛t ŶeĐessarilLJ haǀe diffiĐultLJ soĐialising simply because they belong to a fan base of some pop culture phenomenon such as Star Trek, CosplaLJ or ͞DuŶgeoŶs aŶd DragoŶs͟.
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Question 1 Spot the difference. 1.1 List the differences between the following two sentences: (6 x ½) ͞Ienjoy the challenge ofCosplaLJ,͟she said. She said that she enjoyed the challenge of Cosplay. a. a.
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