EastEnders is an iconic English soap opera. 📺 On air since 1985, its popularity lies partly in its realism, and it has become a big part of working-class culture in the country. It is set in the East End of London, an area of the city that grew significantly during the industrial revolution of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, with many working people from Ireland and Eastern Europe migrating to the area, among others. 🏭 The East End became a very important industrial and commercial hub, largely thanks to the ease of water transportation on the River Thames. 🌊 The area also had very difficult living conditions, with a lot of poverty. 💸 Do you know the name of the East End's traditional accent? 👀❓

As everyone's childhood is full of memories, similarly, I also have a lot of childhood memories, but I would like to discuss only one here. During my childhood I was interested in building tiny rooms for cows, and you know how my cows was seem like? I was tying cylindrical stones with strings and pushing them I was calling my cows to that stones.

Being multilingual is extremely important for anyone. It brings many advantages, wether personally or on others. The multilingual person has a lot of opportunities in life like work , studying, and even travel. Personally, I like to be multilingual, and I am learning English and French these days because they help me in my work and in my studies. Moreover, I like to learn languages and I find it amusing.

I enjoyed talking with my grandparents at tonight. We had a good time.

Some lines from my favorite show “Modena Family” Sweetie, hang on a second. You're 15, and it's the first time you've had a boy over. I ' m bound to be a little surprised, but I ' m not gonna embarrass you.

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It is often said that children benefit from boarding schools. However, this issue is not entirely straigtforward, and arguments are made agains this view. This essay will discuss a debate, and give a concluding view. On the one hand, those who support boarding schools point out benefits it gives to a child. For example, boarding schools facilitate a child's independence from parents and prepares a child for an adult life. In addition, it lessens the parent's burden of growing a child, because all aspects of child's life are handled by school, including education, nutrition, extracurricular activities and supervision. Finally if a child doesn't have anyone who could care for them reguraly during the term, child can still get the needed education and social capital in a boarding school. By contrast, opponents of the view express doubts, by reffering to following arguments. First of all, child's isolation from parents may lead to a lot of anxiety and poor psychological health, especially for the younger ones or for people with special needs. Next, for example, if youngsters are interested in acting, of chess or any other activity that is not being taught at school, it is very inconvinient for the parents to get them to that club every other day. It may also be hard to pay for a boarding school, especially in less affluent countries, as it is usually more expensive that the standard one, because of accomodation, food and constant supervision. Overall, it seems advisable that the decision to put a child into a boarding school will take into an account child's needs and family circumstances. It is logical to conclude that this would make boarding schools an excellent option for everyone involved.

It's freaking cold today. I struggled to leave the warmth of my cozy bed, especially with my furry cat by my side—practically feeling like a living plushie. On a positive note, my grandpa has been discharged from the hospital. It seems the nurses may have had their fill of him. To my surprise, he's offered to cook tonight and has invited us all to dine together. It's amazing how the doctors and nurses worked their magic—he's gone from nearly needing crutches to becoming our family cook in just two weeks. The whole thing makes me truly admire doctors now.