Die Another Day

Act1. Verbs: Definition and sentences.

Wake up:

Keep:

Kiss:

Close:

Die:

Break:

Shake: an object is to shake up can be yourself. Ex: I need to shake the container so that the content out faster.

Destroy: means destroying something physical or psychological (mental) in revenge for something or just because you're angry. Ex: I will destroy you because you stole my car.

Pay: It is important to owe something to a particular person. Ex : I need money to pay the water.

Come: : For expressions beside the point, come away, come to blows, come unless, come to hair, pearls come in, break down, to come over, see the other in put. Example: I came walking

Avoid: tr. Avert any danger; forestall, prevent it from happening: avoid a collision.

Attempt to evade or escape from any situation. Example: mixed avoided in that case;

spared her sister at the party.

Delay: Delay or postpone the execution of one thing: delay payment. Also minutes till the end. Reversing a clock: today we have clocks back one hour. Have something to slow down: lack of funds delayed the project. Also intr. and minutes till the end.

Suspend: Pick up, hang on something or something in the air: bucket suspended from a hook. Stop differs. Also minutes till : concert has been suspended.

Act 2. What does it mean?

For every sin, I’ll have to pay:

R: 1 She had made many mistakes in his life, and come to a point where it could against his own mistakes and try to remedy.

I think, I’ll find another day:

R: 2 she found that the only solution to everything was to die, but at one point thought and thought to find an alternative.

I guess, I’ll die another day:

R: 3 she had a hidden secret and part of her wanted to confess and the other not and the solution was not to tell death.

Act 3. ¿How is Sigmund Freud?

-Life: Sigmund Freud was born on May 6, 1856 in Freiberg, Moravia. He was the eldest of six children (five girls and one boy). In 1877, he shortened his name from Sigismund Freud Sigmund Freud. Unconventional but brilliant student, he was assistant to Professor E. Brücke Institute of Physiology in Vienna between 1876 and 1882.

Freud, in his Jewishness and founder of the psychoanalytic school, was considered an enemy of the Third Reich. His books were publicly burned, and he and his family suffered intense harassment. Reluctant to leave Vienna was forced to flee the country after it became clear that the danger to his life was imminent.

In 1886, Freud married Martha Bernays and opened a private practice specializing in nervous disorders. He began his practice to treat hysteria and neurosis using hypnosis and the cathartic method that his colleague Josef Breuer had applied Bertha Pappenheim

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