هنا جميع طلبات القسم الأدبي 2

[روح الحياة]

الزهرة الخضراء تكفين لا تخليني


محتاجة لها اليوم

[الزهرة الخضراء]

روح الحياة

popular girl 2

راح تحصلون مطلبكم في موضوع مستقل يتناول المسرحية للفائدة العامة ...

[Dream Life]

السلام عليكم
وينك يالزهرة الخضرا لله يجزاك الجنه ابي مساعدتك
والله لادعيلك بكل قلب صافي
ابي البلوت تبع مسرحيه the death of sailesman
الله يحقق ماتمنيتي ررررررررررررررجيتك المساعده

[moonlight 1429]

وهذا طلبك تفضلي..
http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/salesman/summary.html

[الزهرة الخضراء]

Dream Life
وبقية الاخوات ...
الله يجزاكم الجنة لاتضعون طلبات في مواضيع مستقلة ...
كونوا عون لنا في المحافظة على نظام المنتدى اللي يخدمنا جميعاً ...

[Hope Smiling]

جعل الله أيامك تزهر فرحا وسعادة وتفاؤلا
قولي آمييييييييييييييييين

[صدى الوجدان]

السلام عليكم
اخواتي:ادري انا ازعجتكم ....أسفه ...آسفه
الاستاذة طلبت منا نحل هذا السوالفي 10اسطر
السؤال هو:
what is the differance between men and women style of communicating/in your culture/
بصراحة بحثت بس مالقيت .....او يطلع اشياء مخلة...الله يجزاكم خير ساعدوني
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الله يوفقكم ويسهل عليكم ويفرج همومكم
آمـــــــــــــــــــــــ ــــين

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فزعتك يالزهرة الخضراء
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iam sorry again

[الزهرة الخضراء]

امين ...

جزاك الله خير اختي هوب ...

[الزهرة الخضراء]

السلام عليكم
اخواتي:ادري انا ازعجتكم ....أسفه ...آسفه
الاستاذة طلبت منا نحل هذا السوالفي 10اسطر
السؤال هو:
what is the differance between men and women style of communicating/in your culture/
بصراحة بحثت بس مالقيت .....او يطلع اشياء مخلة...الله يجزاكم خير ساعدوني
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الله يوفقكم ويسهل عليكم ويفرج همومكم
آمـــــــــــــــــــــــ ــــين

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فزعتك يالزهرة الخضراء
====================
iam sorry again

There are many traditional differences that we read about. Some major differences were stated about how the communication styles of men and women very. These differences can cause many problems in daily interaction between men and women. When people are communicating they expect that the other person will communicate in the same way.
For example women often like to use participatory listenership in conversations. While most women don t think anything of it, it will drive most men crazy. Participatory listenership the listener will cut in the conversation and finish the speaker s sentences or ideas. There are always exceptions to the rule but generally men read this as rude or as impatient. Women tend to think it is funny that they were thinking the same thing.

There also seems to be a trend in the way the sexes respond to other people s problems. Men tend to downsize the problem by saying it is Not such a big deal while women try to show compassion and sympathy. The problem arises when a person male or female hears conflicting responses to their problem. This can have a couple of effects on people, it can confuse them or it can make them very angry. This can make people angry because they now have no idea what to think. Their problem appears to have no solution.

The best way to avoid these types of problems is to have an understanding of the different communication styles. If someone is driving you crazy remember that they are not trying to annoy you. Their style of communication is different than yours. Once you know that talking with lots of different people can become more productive end exciting.

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http://www.simmalieberman.com/articl...andfemale.html
http://www.homestar.org/bryannan/tannen.html
http://www.tagnet.org/adventist.fm/articles/signb.htm


الله يجزاكِ خير ... قوانين القسم تمنع وضع طلبات في مواضيع مستقلة ... لذا سيتم دمج موضوعك بموضوع "هنا جميع الطلبات" ...

[عيون الشوق]

السلام عليكم ورحمه الله وبركاته
الله يجزاك بالخير ويعطيك العافيه يا اختي الزهرة الخضراء
والله يجعلها بموازين حسناتك

[الزهرة الخضراء]

العفو اختي عيون الشوق ... الله يحيكِ ...

[Ghoti]

وانا كمان احتاجها

ياليت احد يساعدنا

[noor aldnia]

بليز ساعدوني بكرة عندي تسليم جميع الواجبات
وانا كت غايبة لمسبوع بسبب عمليه ابي احد يساعدني الله يعافيكم


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الله يوفقكم بكرة اخر موعد للتسليم والله اني تعباننة ومشغوله عندي اعادى امتحاننات وبكره عنندي ثلاثه امتحاننات لاني عبت الاسبوع ومايمدينني اسوي سي لانه بعد بكره عدي برزننتيشن


بليز ساعدوني

[noor aldnia]

واذا عندكم فكره حلوة
او ملاحظه او تعليق جميل عن مسرحيه ( trifels )


او فيه شي عن الـ sitting فيها او charactre او عن الـ thene ككل بليز
الله يوفقكم ساعدوني

[الزهرة الخضراء]

واذا عندكم فكره حلوة
او ملاحظه او تعليق جميل عن مسرحيه ( trifels )


او فيه شي عن الـ sitting فيها او charactre او عن الـ thene ككل بليز
الله يوفقكم ساعدوني

فيه موضوعين مستقلين عن المسرحية ... هل اطلعتي عليهم ؟؟
يمكن تحصلين فيهم مطلبك ...

[noor aldnia]

بليز ساعدوني بكرة عندي تسليم جميع الواجبات
وانا كت غايبة لمسبوع بسبب عمليه ابي احد يساعدني الله يعافيكم


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1- contrast and comparison essay
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3- descrptive essay
4- process essay


بالنسبة للمسرحيه ايوه شكرا لقيت فيهم الي ابغاااه بس ساعدوني بهذولا بليز


الله يوفقكم بكرة اخر موعد للتسليم والله اني تعباننة ومشغوله عندي اعادى امتحاننات وبكره عنندي ثلاثه امتحاننات لاني عبت الاسبوع ومايمدينني اسوي سي لانه بعد بكره عدي برزننتيشن


بليز ساعدوني

[happy girl]

الله يعافيكم ابي قصه doctor faustus

بالعربي علشان افهمها وكمان ابغى theme _plot


امتحاني النهائي قررررررب

[الزهرة الخضراء]

الله يعافيكم ابي قصه doctor faustus

بالعربي علشان افهمها وكمان ابغى theme _plot


امتحاني النهائي قررررررب

مسرحية "دكتور فاوستوس" لكريستوفر مارلو، تدور حول قصة فاوست والتي يبيع فيها رجل روحه للشيطان مقابل القوة والمعرفة. وعلى مستوى أعمق، تعكس المسرحية انهيار الشخص الذي اختار المكاسب المادية على حساب المعتقدات الروحانية وبذلك خسر روحه.
http://www.saudienglish.net/vb/showthread.php?t=34815

[كبرياء]

السلام عليم ورحمة الله وبركاته...


محتاجه مساعده في اسرع فرصه لو ممكن..
المساعده في قصة After Twenty Years
للكاتبO.Henry
وابغى ال plot و setting و theme
وشرح بسيط عنها ويعطيكم العافيه......

[الزهرة الخضراء]

After Twenty Years

The short story �After Twenty Years� is one of over 113 short stories written by O. Henry, during a three-year period between 1902 and 1905. The New York World, where he worked during that period, only allowed him the space of one page for a story. Therefore, this particular short story, like most of the others, is very short.
The story takes place around 10 p.m. along a dark, windy New York City business avenue, mostly within the darkened doorway of a closed hardware store. This particular location had been a restaurant until five years ago. The weather worsens as the drama builds going from �chilly gusts of wind with a taste of rain� to a �fine, cold drizzle falling, and wind had risen from its uncertain puffs into a steady blow.�

The plot begins with a policeman �on the beat� who discovers a man standing in the dark doorway. The man then proceeds to explain why he is there. He and his best friend, Jimmy Wells had parted exactly twenty years ago to make their fortunes and had promised to meet at that spot �After Twenty Years�. He had gone west and gotten rich and was sure his friend, Jimmy would meet him if at all possible. They talked a while and the policeman carried on. The man from the west wonders if his f

The character described in most detail is Bob who explains the lead-up to the rendezvous, his friend Jimmy, and his success in Chicago. � The plainclothesman had a minor role but was faced with the major external conflict involving the actual arrest.

Initially, one might think the basic theme of this story is that of good winning over evil.

The surprise ending, a trademark of O. The gangster seems to be too preoccupied to recognize his old friend. Silky Bob seemed to need an abundance of light to �read the play�, while the policeman only required a lighter. When the policeman asked �Going to call time on him sharp�, he was really checking to see how long he had to arrange for someone else to make the arrest. � The policeman, although described in less detail, has more of a dilemma on his hands. This was despite boasting that he had competed with some of the �sharpest wits going to keep his pile. � The gangster even referred to Jimmy as a �kind of a plodder� and that �A man gets in a groove (rut) in New York. He must weigh his friendship against a moral obligation to arrest Bob. The drama increases in anticipation of the rendezvous. Repetitious use of the policeman �on his beat� and �trying doors as he went� both before and after the meeting with Bob, leads the reader to think the policeman is a regular fixture, just doing his job.


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[Dream Life]

السلام عليكم
تكفووووووووووون ساعدوني
وش تعرفون من مسرحية the death of sailesman
ردو علي الله يوفقكم-- واتمني تلقون بلوت بلعربي
انا برابع ساااااااااااااااااعدوني

[Dream Life]

السلام عليكم
لو سمحتو الله يوفقكم الي يعرف عن مسرحيه the death of the sailesman
لايبخل علي- لو حصل بلوت بلعربي هم حلو
ولكم جززززززززززيل الشكر
انظر ردكم

[happy girl]

مشكوووووووره ياااااا الزهره الخضراء غلبتك معي

معليش طلباتي كتيره والله محتاجه



وعندي طلب صغير ابي شرح قصيده وكماااااااان figure of speech لــــــــ
MacFlecknoe
by John Dryden

All human things are subject to decay,
And when fate summons, monarchs must obey.
This Flecknoe found, who, like Augustus, young
Was called to empire, and had governed long;
In prose and verse, was owned, without dispute,
Through all the realms of Nonsense, absolute.
This aged prince, now flourishing in peace,
And blest with issue of a large increase,
Worn out with business, did at length debate
To settle the succession of the state;
And, pondering which of all his sons was fit
To reign, and wage immortal war with wit,
Cried: ‘’Tis resolved; for nature pleads, that he
Should only rule, who most resembles me.
Shadwell alone my perfect image bears,
Mature in dullness from his tender years:
Shadwell alone, of all my sons, is he
Who stands confirmed in full stupidity.
The rest to some faint meaning make pretence,
But Shadwell never deviates into sense.
Some beams of wit on other souls may fall,
Strike through, and make a lucid interval;
But Shadwell's genuine night admits no ray;
His rising fogs prevail upon the day.
Besides, his goodly fabric fills the eye,
And seems designed for thoughtless majesty;
Thoughtless as monarch oaks that shade the plain


واكون شاكره لكم

[ROAD ROSE]

بليز ابغى احد يساعدني عندي home work

عن هذا السؤال

Write about a poem that you found most EFFECTIVE. Write the reason.

بليز ضروري ليوم السبت

[علاء]

Dream Life



Plot SummaryWilly Loman, a sixty-year-old traveling salesman, is having trouble lately because he can't seem to keep his mind on the present. He keeps drifting back and forth between reality and memory, looking for exactly where his life went wrong. Having been demoted to a strictly commissions salesman, as he was in the beginning of his career, Willy begins to wonder what missed opportunity or wrong turn led his life to this dismal existence. Willy always believed that being well liked was the key to success -- it's not what you know, it's who you know. But now, as he nears the end of his life, he realizes that the only things you can count on are the things you can touch. You can't touch appointments and half-hearted sentiments. This was something that his brother, Ben, a man independently wealthy by the age of twenty-one, tried to tell him years ago. Despite this, Willy insisted that his success would come from being well liked.


Major CharactersWilly Loman: Main character of the play. Willy Loman is a traveling salesman who grew up inspired by the success of his craftsman/salesman father who left his family for Alaska. His older brother, Ben, who also left when Willy was young, and made a fortune in the diamond mines of Africa when he was only 21 years old, is another measuring stick for Willy. Willy believes that success comes from being well liked, and he instilled this belief in his sons, Biff and Happy, who were his brightest hopes in life. Although Willy encouraged their success, he neglected to instill any sense of integrity or morality in the boys, and it leads to their ultimate failure in his eyes. As Willy grows older and realizes that he has failed to meet his own expectations as a salesman, his life seems wasted. His sons are mediocre bums; he's no longer able to provide for his family; no one knows him anymore, and he feels like a failure. He decides that the best thing he can do for his family is to award them the money from his life insurance policy by killing himself.

Linda Loman: Willy's wife, mother of Biff, and Happy. Linda is Willy Loman's link to reality. She sees what her husband is going through, and she supports him and loves him despite his many failures and weakness. She realizes that Willy is just an ordinary man, but she doesn't fault him for it. If anything, she loves him more because of it. She protects him when Biff fights with him, defends him to her sons who think he's going crazy, and she respects him enough to pretend she doesn't know that he's trying to kill himself and that he's lost his salary. Linda tries to protect Willy from himself, but her efforts are in vain.

Biff Loman: Willy's oldest son. Biff is Willy's pride and joy. As the oldest son, Biff is the personification of all of Willy's dreams, and as a teenager, he worshipped his father. Biff was everything Willy wanted him to be -- star athlete, popular with the girls, well liked all around. Willy ignored his petty thefts because he was a hometown hero. Being well liked wasn't enough to help Biff graduate from high school; failing his math class was the beginning of his adult failures, and his inability to hold a job. When Biff went to Boston to tell his father that he wasn't graduating, and ask him to talk to his Math teacher, he found Willy with another woman. This crushed Biff's image of his father; Willy's successful life has been only been a lie. Their relationship falls apart. As an adult, Biff drifted from job to job, a failure in Willy's eyes; after Biff comes home and ruins another opportunity at success, he realizes that his life has been a lie; he no longer wants to try to become something he's not. Biff does not want to end up like his father.

Happy Loman: Willy's youngest son. Happy was often ignored by his parents while growing up. Growing up in Biff's shadow, Happy was always vying for Willy's attention, but never really got it. As an adult, Willy and Linda seem to brush him off in much the same way they did when he was younger. Although Hap grows up to become more financially successful than his older brother, his father still focuses his attention only on Biff. Hap is a salesman who seduces the fiancees of store executives and takes bribes from manufacturers. He has his own apartment, car, and plenty of women, and yet he is still unhappy. He insists on fighting his way through the business world as a way to honor Willy, even though he may never go further than his current position as an assistant's assistant.

Charley: Willy's neighbor and long-time friend. Charley is a businessman who has lived next door to Willy for a long time. Although Willy is condescending to him, Charley is willing to help Willy through a rough spot. When Willy loses his salary, Charley loans him money every week so that Linda won't know what's happened. Charley offers Willy a job, but Willy is too proud to take it. Charley is an honest man who warns Willy about the consequences of his boys' behavior: stealing supplies from construction sites, etc. Willy thinks Charley is ignorant because he is not well liked. Charley turns out to be the only friend Willy has.

Ben Loman: Willy's older brother. Ben left the family to search for his father in Alaska when Willy was almost four. Ben ended up in Africa and got rich off of the diamond mines by the time he was twenty-one. He only visited Willy twice (briefly) on his way to and from Alaska. He encouraged Willy to keep teaching the boys to steal and to be fearless, but acts condescending towards Willy, because he is an unsuccessful salesman. Willy remembers Ben as a missed opportunity because Willy didn't go to Alaska with him. Ben is a symbol of all that Willy could have been but missed out on.

Minor Characters

Bernard: Charley's son. Bernard is the nerdy neighbor who helped Biff study and gave him the answers on tests. Bernard kept warning Biff that he wouldn't graduate if he didn't study for his math test, but Biff and Willy both ignored him and made fun of him for being nerdy. Willy insisted that because Bernard was not well liked, he would not do well for himself when he grew up. But when Willy runs into Bernard as an adult, Bernard is a successful lawyer who is arguing a case before the Supreme Court, while Biff, who was well liked, is a bum.

The Woman: Willy's out-of-town mistress. The Woman was a secretary for a store that Willy sold to, and she would put him through to see the buyers. Willy bought her silk stockings when he saw her, and seeing Linda mending her own because it is too expensive to buy a new pair, racks Willy with the guilt of his infidelity. It was after Biff discovered Willy with the Woman, that Willy and his son grew apart. Willy's infidelity to his mother crushed Biff, and after realizing his dad was a fake, Biff gave up on summer school and the University of Virginia.

Howard Wagner: Willy's boss. Wagner was the son of Willy's original employer, and because he does not have a position for him in New York, Willy had to drive to New England. He later demotes Willy, who must work strictly on commission like a beginning salesman. Willy goes to Wagner to request a salaried position in New York, and Wagner fires him.

Bill Oliver: One of Biff's old employers. Biff believes he was a salesman for Oliver a long time ago, but he quit because Oliver suspected that he stole a carton of basketballs. When he left, Biff claims that Oliver told him to come see him if he ever needed anything, and so years later, Biff expects that Oliver will loan him ten thousand dollars to start a sporting goods store. When Biff meets with him, Oliver doesn't even remember Biff because Biff was only a shipping clerk, and Biff, unable to control himself, steals Oliver's fountain pen and runs out of the office. It is this moment that makes him realize his whole life has been a fraud.

Willy's Father: Willy's father made and sold flutes across the country; he would take his family with him when he traveled by wagon to sell his flutes. One day he abandoned them and went to Alaska. Ben, Willy's older brother, went after him, but ended up in Africa. Willy feels as if he's missed out on a great deal because he never talked to his father. He makes his father into a myth of courage and success and measures himself against those imagined standards, but always seems to fall short.

Dave Singleman: Dave Singleman was an 84-year-old traveling salesman who made sales from his hotel room because he was so well known and well liked. When he died, buyers and salesman from all over New England attended his funeral. This is the life Willy wishes for. Singleman was his inspiration for being a salesman and this dream was the reason he went into sales and didn't leave for Alaska when his brother urged him to.

The Girls: The girls are two women (one a covergirl) Hap picked up at Frank's Chop House, where he and Biff took Willy for dinner. While Willy was in the restroom, Biff took off and Hap and the girls followed him, leaving Willy alone and abandoned in the restaurant. Linda considered the boys abandoning their father at the restaurant the final straw, and when they came home, she told them both to leave and not to

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