- •Prologue
- •Unit I Part I a Commentary Book
- •A Commentary (p. P. 25 — 27) Part II
- •Prologue 1942 — 1961
- •Part III
- •Building the Vocabulary
- •Unit II (p. P. 36 - 64) Part I First Reading
- •Part II Second Reading
- •Part III Building the Vocabulary
- •Unit III (p. P. 67 - 92) Part I First Reading
- •Part II Second Reading
- •Part III Building the Vocabulary
- •Unit IV (p. P. 94 - 127) Part I First Reading
- •Part II Second Reading
- •Part III Building the Vocabulary
- •Unit V (p. P. 129 - 163) Part I First Reading
- •Part II Second Reading
- •Part III Building the Vocabulary
- •Unit VI (p. P. 163 - 203) Part I First Reading
- •Part II Second Reading
- •Part III Building the Vocabulary
- •Unit VII (p. P. 203 - 238) Part I First Reading
- •Part II Second Reading
- •Part III Building the Vocabulary
- •Unit VIII (p. P. 241 - 274) Part I First Reading
- •Part II Second Reading
- •Part III Building the Vocabulary
- •Unit IX (p. P. 272 - 303) Part I First Reading
- •Part II Second Reading
- •Part III Building the Vocabulary
- •Unit X (p. P. 307 - 337) Part I First Reading
- •Part II Second Reading
- •Part III Building the Vocabulary
- •Unit XI (p. P. 337 - 365) Part I First Reading
- •Part II Second Reading
- •Part III Building the Vocabulary
- •Unit XII (p. P. 369 — 400) Part I First Reading
- •Part II Second Reading
- •Part III Building the Vocabulary
- •Unit XIII (p. P. 401 — 436) Part I First Reading
- •Part II Second Reading
- •Part III Building the Vocabulary
- •Unit XIV (p. P. 436 — 465) Part I First Reading
- •Part II Second Reading
- •Part III Building the Vocabulary
- •Unit XV (p. P. 466 — 498) Part I First Reading
- •Part II Second Reading
- •Part III Building the Vocabulary
- •Themes for the Panel Discussion of the Novel
- •Appendix
- •Prime Ministers of Great Britain mentioned in the Novel
- •Essay Writing
- •Useful Language
Prime Ministers of Great Britain mentioned in the Novel
1940 — 1945 — Winston Churchill, The Conservative Party.
1946 — 1951 — Clement Attle, The Labour Party.
1951 — 1955 — Winston Churchill, The Conservative Party.
1955 — 1957 — Anthony Eden, The Conservative Party.
1957 — 1963 — Harold McMillan, The Conservative Party.
1964 — 1970 — Harold Wilson, The Labour Party.
1971 — 1974 — Edward Heath, The Conservative Party.
1974 — 1979 — James Callagan, The Labour Party.
1979 — 1991 — Margaret Thatcher, The Conservative Party.
Essay Writing
Introduction. (a paragraph). State the topic, justify its choice and placement in the novel.
Main Body: (some paragraphs with viewpoints and reasoning). If a character-sketch — physical appearance, personality characteristics with examples from the novel and reasoning.
Conclusion: (a paragraph). Summerising your thoughts and feelings on the topic or the character.
Useful Language
To express opinion: I believe. I think, In my view. The way I see it.
It seems to me (that).
To express effect: Thus, therefore, as a result, consequently, so,
as a consequence.
To express reality: in fact, as a matter of fact, actually,
the fact is that …
To list points: in the first place, first of all, to start with,
firstly, secondly, thirdly, finally, last but not least.
To add more points to the same topic: what is more, furthermore, also, in addition to this, besides,
another major reason, moreover, apart from this,
not to mention the fact that …
To make contrasting points: on the one hand … on the other hand, inspite of, despite, while, nevertheless, even though, although.
To introduce examples: for example, for instance, like, especially,
such as, in particular.
To express cause: because of, owing to, due to the fact that,
for this reason
To emphasize what you say: obviously, clearly, needless to say,
in particular.
To conclude: all in all, to sum up, all things considered, in conclusion, on the whole, taking everything into account,
as was previously stated, in general.