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What does this say?", asks PJ, implicitly standing in for the author Keane as he slyly challenges his readers to. .In short, Keane delivers in this book yet another of his devastating critiques of the smug solipsism of post-Cold War America.

What does this say?", asks PJ, implicitly standing in for the author Keane as he slyly challenges his readers to interrogate hegemonic assumptions about the binary opposition of sense and nonsense. Indeed, one can posit a transgressive reading of PJ's text in which the scribbling is itself an eloquent gauntlet thrown down to the dominant discourse's hierarchical privileging of "writing" (invariably the domain of white heterosexual males) over "scribbling", a semantically loaded term used to silence the subaltern.

It Says The Family Circus® Makes Perfect Sense to Millions, Young & Old. By Bil Keane. About What Does This Say? Another collection of the heartwarming and hilarious Family Circus cartoons of Bil Keane, featured daily in nearly 1,500 newspapers worldwide! Also by Bil Keane. See all books by Bil Keane. Bil Keane never formally studied art, but by faithfully re-creating the world around him, he developed the phenomenally successful cartoon panel The Family Circus. Through the years, Keane made his family life the center of his professional world and always tried t. ore about Bil Keane.

However, some people say that they would prefer to have a small family . First and foremost, one needs less money to support a small family. Some people say that it is quite natural, while others think that the old and the young should spend more time together. Nowadays there are few families where several generations live under the same roof. Children and their grandparents don't see very much of each other. Some parents think that young people would better live independently, while others believe that it may spoil the relationships between children and parents. All parents dream of raising responsible and self-reliant children.

When I was young, I played (PS) in a band, and lately I´ve have started . Present Perfect vs Past Simple.

When I was young, I played (PS) in a band, and lately I´ve have started (PP) again. I´ve seen (PP) two good films so far this month. Has anyone seen my pen? . What does it look like? . It´silver. I´m sure I leaved it on the table before we went to lunch. I have been trying to pass this test for over four years" said the grandmother, "And now I have finally done it". Over the past two years a lot of people have been telling me I´m crazy, but I don´t mind.

a. Miss Moore said tat they would make a lovely couple. that they had a lift but very often it didn't work

a. b. Mr Smith said that they were going to live in Brighton c. Mrs Jones said the bride and the groom were very nice young people. d. Mr Roberts said that the bride was wearing a beautiful wedding dress. e. Mr Clarke said that the couple’s parents looked happy. f. Miss Mayall said that the bride’s father had bought them a big flat. that they had a lift but very often it didn't work. He said that he had to go to the dentist the following day. g. He said that he had found an old Roman coin in the garden the day before and he was going to take it to the museum that afternoon.

His mum said that the younger people were, the FAST they could learn computer skills. And how did you chat or send your e-mails without computers? he asked his mother. That was probably true – most CHILD in Michael’s class were very competent computer users. Michael was really surprised to find out that the first personal computer INVENT in the 70’s of the last century. She smiled: We NOT/SEND each other e-mails. And there were no networks. She also said that it BE fun to communicate face-to-face, to play out-of-doors and to visit friends’ homes.