2 Complete the advertisement with the correct form of the words from exercise 1. Study German in Germany
at The Munich School of German
for all ages
• one-and two-week summer
classes for students about to take exams
• fun, varied.
every
morning, trips and sports every afternoon
• 10-minute
every hour in the morning
on student's progress given at end
The Munich School of German - bringing the
of German to life!
A teenager named DJ stays home with a babysitter. His friend Swallowed the misfortune-his ball hit the lawn opposite the house. We all know that everything that got on the lawn, the owner of the house Mr. Nebbercracker — takes. An attempt to return the ball ends with a meeting of a friend with the owner of the house. The owner is so angry with the boy because he stepped on his lawn, that he has a heart attack, and he was taken to the hospital.
The house, meanwhile, begins to live its own life. Soon friends become witnesses of that the house nearly ate the girl Jenny. They managed to save her, and now they are watching the house, trying to get into his secret.
The three of them are trying to resist the monster house, because ahead of Halloween. Children are making desperate attempts to defuse the house, but all in vain.
Meanwhile, Mr. Nebbercracker returns from the hospital and tells the boys that the house is obsessed with the soul of his late wife Constance, who died in an accident many years ago. Once Constance performed in the circus and was a "miracle" — "a woman the size of a house", over which children are always bullied, and for what she hated them. And now Constance's out for revenge. Indiscriminately.
Before the audience memories of Nebbercracker:
He and Constance go into the desert and start building a house. Suddenly from behind a Bush popping out children and throw Constantia fresh chicken eggs. Constance, angry, retreats, accidentally actuates the concrete mixer lever and falls into the concrete pit. From a huge VAT poured concrete and pours a hole with Constance. As it turned out, the identity of the evil old man, stealing other people's things from his lawn, was nothing more than a mask. That's how Mr. Nebbercracker tried to protect the carefree from his own home.
At some point a house gets out of control and starts chasing Dee Jay, Saltysam and Jenny. Mr. Nebbercracker tries to calm Constance down, but nothing comes out. Then together they decide to destroy the house to free Constance's soul. Mr. Nebbercracker's trying to blow up the house, but he can't. The house just throws it on the ground. Then Mr. Nebbercracker gives dynamite Dee Jay, who runs to the tap to throw the dynamite into the pipe. Meanwhile, Sagatys tries to detain the house with a bulldozer, but he later along with the house falls into failure. The house, unable to resist, shatters into pieces, but the Swallow was lucky. Soon he realizes that the house collapsed and begins to shout to the others that defeated the monster, but due to the fact that has not yet been destroyed chimney that leads to the heart of the monster, he is going into a single structure of the debris. In the end, the house tore off the bucket and swallowed a bulldozer. Sagatys miraculously saved from death. Climbing on the crane, DJ is afraid to break, and then Jenny kisses him. This encouraged DJ, and he gathered his strength, throws dynamite into the pipe. House explodes. From the smoke generated by the explosion, the spirit of Constance appears. Nebbercracker last takes Constance's hands, and her spirit dissolved.
The film ends with the fact that from the pit formed on the site of the house, a guy is selected, "swallowed" by the house earlier, and Mr. Nebberkriaker gives the children things, "stolen" by the house.
This survey is aimed at investigating the effectiveness of the appraisal system in our company. The survey was conducted last month. The data was collected by means of a questionnaire survey and three focus group interviews. In the questionnaire, respondents were asked ten questions regarding the current appraisal system. It has been found that the respondents were generally quite satisfied with the system, but about half of them has been stated that it should be carried out less frequently. In the focus group interviews, the respondents were given the opportunity to discuss the system openly. Some respondents were been complaining that the appraiser was known too little about them to give detailed and objective comments.
The findings indicate that the rationale for conducting the appraisal exercise should have been explained more clearly to our staff.