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What is Language Lab ? The Language Laboratories are becoming items better and better valued within educational institutions since the functions and possibilities they offer are much higher than the ones in the traditional teaching-learning system Moreover it is necessary to distinguish between language laboratory, language method and control software. A method in a procedural that guides teachers when, in turn, control software is a computer program that is used to control students' computers and to know what they are doing at all times. Instead, a language lab goes beyond, a language lab can integrate the method we want to use allowing further development of a large number of different activities in the classroom, the communication between teachers and students, using multimedia material, etc. taking into account at the same time the functions of control software. Language immersion, attention to diversity, teamwork promotion, etc. are just some of the outstanding features...

1)Harry Potter and Philosopher 's stone:- The first part of movie begins with Harry's childhood and follows story of Harry's  real life. He lives with his aunty and have invitation to go Hagwart. He was famous there as wizard and began his magical education journey. -Harry's life at Hagwart:- He is a famous wizard and chosen by sorting hat as talented one. There ge mates so many wizards muggles and witches . He face problem of purity of blood  here. He has two friend named Rom and Hermione. -Magical world:- The beauty of the film is presented by magical world. Harry has magical power though he has to suffer a lot. Stone ,cloak, mirror ,all these were a part of magic. Here magic is metaphor of knowledge. It is helpful to comparing reality with magic. -Voldemort:- Harry cane to know about Voldemort and how he tries to kill him. He has passes through Harry's soul and tries to get power by him. At last Harry wind the game . 2)Harry Potter and Chamb...

1. Comment on Narrative structure of the Novel. Compare it with that of Life of Pi. Ans : One night@ call center is a frame story. It takes place when author on a train journey from Kanpur to Delhi. At that time he meets one beautiful girl. After some conversation she tells the story to the author. She also make a condition that he will write it. When author makes a story he puts shyam mehra as the narrator and protagonist. In story representation of God  to direct all the characters. So, it can be said that entire story is dream sequence of author like God or beautiful lady. Yan Martel' s ' Life of Pi ' have same narrative like on@cc . Same beginning like story from the person who is also character in the story. First person narration in both the novel. Narration of God and experience with God of characters that all are similar narratives. 2. What do you understand by Self-help book ? Is On@cc is self-help book ? Illustrate. Ans : Self - Help means self - gui...

Heart of darkness is a novella written by Joseph Conrad and it was published in 1899. The main themes of the novella is about colonialism. The character of Kurtz mainly remains in the center.      The narrator of the novella is Marlow. Who tells the whole story.  It criticises the so called idea of civilization.  For that writer has used the symbols of river Thames and Congo.        It seems that they are so civilized but it is not so,  as we have seen in the novel that how cruel and cunning Kurtz is.  At the end we can see the situation becomes that much worst that he couldn't get out from the "station." The last words of Kurtz suggest a deep meaning..." The Horror,  The Horror!

The Bluest Eye is novella written by Toni Morrison.  Which was first published in 1970.               At its core, The Bluest Eye is a story about the oppression of women. The novel's women not only suffer the horrors of racial oppression, but also the tyranny and violation brought upon them by the men in their lives. The novel depicts several phases of a woman's development into womanhood. Pecola, Frieda, andClaudia, the novel's youngest female characters, possess a limited and idealistic view of what it means to be a woman.

The central character of Eugene O'Neill's The Hairy Ape is Yank, a fireman, or someone who stokes the coal furnace of transatlantic ships. He is brutish and opinionated. Yank is leader of the firemen and the play opens with him hanging out with his coworkers in the forecastle of the ship. Though he is able to command their attention easily, they don't hesitate to make fun of how he speaks. Yank mocks a fellow fireman when the fireman stands up to make a speech about how they are in a hell created by the upper class.      For upper class these lower class people are like pawns. They just uses them for their own purposes.

The play Othello opens in the city of Venice.The first characters introduced are Iago, an ensign denied promotion by Othello, and Roderigo, a jealous ex-suitor of Desdemona. The two are in route to describing to Senator Brabantio the elopement of Othello and Desdemona, Brabantio’s daughter.      In the final scenes, Iago’s wife Emilia reveals the ruse to Lodovico and Gratiano, their fellow Venetians, and incurs Iago’s anger, dying at his hands. Cassio however, having not been murdered in the street, confirms the tale and exonerates Desdemona and himself in the process. Othello however, has already killed his wife and in a final moment of despair, takes his own life for what he has done.

In The Slave’s Dream, a negro slave is lying in a farm and remembers his native land. He dreams of his past life when he was roaming freely on the African continent. He remembers his beloved and affectionate family and tears fall onto the sand.  He is probably a warrior and leader of a tribal clan and is well respected. He rides around on his horse with his sword and is watching out for any impending doom. He follows the amazing flight of flamingo birds and reaches a human settlement of huts. He then wanders all around the breathtaking African landscape with its fascinating wildlife. The poet is talking about people coming together and raising their voices for freedom. During this point in the dream, the “slave” smiles at the thought of the advent of freedom and liberty across the landscape. The “slave” then passes away, finally resting in peace, oblivious to the torture of the “overseer” or the scorching heat.  His tragic soul has finally sets free at death.   ...

This sonnet finds a soldier speculating as he goes away to war about his possible death, which he feels should not be mourned, but understood as part of a selfless tribute to his much-loved England.      This is a sophisticated patriotic response to the First World War that can be contrasted with the more xenophobic and crude patriotism of poets like Jessie Pope and Rudyard Kipling— or at least Kipling’s early responses to the war. Brooke’s characteristic blend of intellectual and emotional power is in evidence, though some may find the poem troubling: the notion of an English heaven suggests, after all, that there is something special about England, in no less eyes than those of God. Can there be, in such a time of war, such a thing as a German heaven? Brooke is certainly aware of the dangers of projecting our own ideas and prejudices onto heaven. His amusing 1913 poem heaven about fish heaven, makes that clear: “of all their wish,” he declares, “There shall be...