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6. Sınıf İngilizce Talking About Likes / Dislikes (Sevilen / Sevilmeyen Şeylerden Bahsetme) konu anlatımı
İngilizcede sevilen / hoşlanılan şeyler ''Likes'' olarak tanımlanır. Günlük aktivitelerin birçoğu (Daily Aktivities) ''Likes'' tanımının içerisinde yer alıyor. 6. sınıflar için İngilizce Talking about likes / dislikes (Sevilen / sevilmeyen şeylerden bahsetme) konusunu örnek cümlelerle anlattık.
#6. Sınıf İngilizce Talking About Likes / Dislikes (Sevilen / Sevilmeyen Şeylerden Bahsetme) Konu Anlatımı
Tragedies in Xinjiang, in Tehran, in Darfur, in Gaza
Only days after the tension in Iran began to abate following mass street rallies where tens of demonstrators were killed by the security forces, now the world is witnessing another tragedy in China’s Xinjiang region, home to 8 million Uighur Turks.
Midnight legislation prompts controversy
ANKARA - Parliament, in a midnight-passing operation a legislation that restricts the powers of military courts sparked tension among the AKP and opposition parties. Prime Miniser Erdoğan responds to criticism to the legislation arguing that it aims to judge those plotting coup attempts.
CHP chief starts debate on leaders of 1980 coup
ANKARA - The CHP leader’s call for the government to judge the organizers of the 1980 military coup sparks controversy among legal experts. Some deem it a weak possibility as it is too late in the legal sense to open a case against the perpetrators of the 1980 military coup because of the time passed.
’Beyoğlu’s police mistreats suspects’
ANKARA - Police stationed at the Beyoğlu police station in central Istanbul have mistreated suspects and used violence against them, says a report prepared by Parliament’s Human Rights Commission. The report also criticizes the police station’s chief officer of poor administration.
Shining for 70 years...
ISTANBUL - A veteran of one of Nişantaşı’s main thoroughfares, Hasan Gelir has seen nearly 70 years of Istanbul’s best - and worst - stroll past his longtime shoeshine stand near a mosque. Nostalgic for a past he says was kinder and more generous, Gelir works every day, rain or shine, to eke out a living
Fears grow in Israel on likely tensions with US
JERUSALEM - Trouble may be brewing for new Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after deep disagreements exposed over key issues with US President Barack Obama in their first meeting at the White House. Mainstream Israeli media reflects rising fears over ’a new era between Israel and its main ally,’ as senior Israeli officials play down a likely dispute
Reach on Kurds just beyond grasp
ISTANBUL - Debate continues about the country’s ’opportunity’ to resolve the Kurdish issue but no one seems to know how to take advantage of this chance and implement policies in order to make it a reality. Some experts believe the circumstances have made the environment more receptive to new initiatives - if only there were a consensus on how to act
Breakthrough in Nabucco pipeline
ISTANBUL - The Nabucco pipeline project has been boosted thanks to a new deal struck between the European Union and Turkey, reports the British daily Guardian. According to one EU official, the deal is a breakthrough because the Turkish government has accepted all the terms. The agreement is expected to be signed in Ankara on June 25
Sevgi’s engagement night
People are in possession of guns, licensed or not licensed. And that is another factor contributing to violence, claiming the lives of dozens. We, as a society, are becoming armed. Automatic weapons are causing the east to resort to violence, allowing quick and sudden deaths.
Turks taking lots more interest in ANZAC Day
GALLIPOLI-Many of the approximately 8,000 foreign visitors from all over the world began arriving at the commemoration site near ANZAC Cove on Friday night, some as early as 9 p.m., to take part in the traditional dawn service, which started at 5:30 a.m. Saturday, drawing fewer people than before
National sovereignty
Many countries have "national sovereignty" celebrations in various forms. Some mark it as "constitution day," while some celebrate it as a "national day" marking the end of the occupation, or some as the start of their independence campaign. It is a very important term, of course, for those who can understand or who are aware of how painful the absence of national sovereignty might be.