This blog features the Pearson HN05 materials you will find in your workbooks. The objective is to make the material more accessible to students and from one source - so audio / video / images and other resources can be accessed from this place.It also aims to add realism to the rosey tinted bespectacled sanitised material you normally find in language courses.
HN05 U04 S05
MANNERS MAKETH THE MAN
KINGSMAN CLIP
BUT WHERE DOES THAT EXPRESSION COME FROM?
Manners maketh man
A person can be judged by his or her manners. The saying is attributed to William of Wykeham (1324-1404); it is the motto of the schools, Winchester College, and New College, Oxford, both of which he founded.
HERE A CORRIDOR OFF THE QUADRANGLE AT WINCHESTER COLLEGE
OF THE TIME OF THE AUSTINS AND BRONTES, WHEN KNOWING THE RULES OF ETIQUETTE ["ETIKET"] IN SPEECH AND FOOD WAS WHAT SET THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY APART FROM THE COMMON FOLK AND PEASANTANTRY
THIS IS WHAT YOU NEEDED TO EAT A FORMAL DINNER!!!!!!
