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Let literature be your guide in the world of English📜
Here we teach reading courses with weekly language practice classes and host book clubs that help you learn how to read and express yourself in English
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♥️♥️ever wonder
🤎🤎how one woman managed to outsell every author in history except Shakespeare?

Agatha Christie's life was almost as full of twists as her novels. here are some facts about the Queen of Crime that might surprise you

p.s. you still have a chance to enroll in the course on Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None with a discount, check the post!


with love,
your engliture team
🍂
Post #595 1.05K
🍂🍂 time to solve one of the
🍂🍂 greatest mysteries of all time!

‘And then there were none’ is a thrilling and memorable story, which we are ready to dive into together.

text Yulia to sign up and ask all the questions you have


the course starts on 03.10, hurry up!
Post #590 521
🍂🍂the weather
🍂🍂in Moscow
🍂🍂suggests it’s time
to read an eerie and chilling story.

we present you:
🍂detective autumn in Engliture🍂

‘And then there were none’ is a perfect book to start reading in English — the language is easy, the plot is dynamic and captivating!

we will dissect all the murders and feel like real detectives!

meet our tutors here
address all your questions to Yulia👼


with love,
your engliture team
🌷
Post #589 537
dear bookworms,

continuing our investigation into the detective world, let's observe some key detective tropes to understand why this genre captivates readers' attention🌟

🗝locked-room mystery
when a crime, usually a murder, takes place in a sealed, seemingly impenetrable location, making it appear physically impossible for the perpetrator to have entered or escaped.


✉️dying message
the written or spoken words of a murder victim just before death.


🤩red herring
a fact, idea, or subject that takes people's attention away from the central point being considered.


🤩unreliable narrator
a character who tells you what is happening in a book or film, but who may not be telling the truth.


♟️foreshadowing
the use of details, description, and mood that will take on more meaning later in a written work.


☕️summation
the part, typically at the end, where the detective reveals how the crime was committed.


to learn more about interesting features of the detective stories, register here for our tomorrow's meeting 12/09 ☕️

with love,
your engliture team
🌟
Post #584 490
dear readers,

as autumn settles in, we're diving into its perfect literary companion, mystery, and the detective world in particular. today, we take a look at some of the most fascinating facts behind the genre's history📖

don’t forget about our meeting dedicated to The Murders in the Rue Morgue and detective genre on September, 12th, 8pm


with love,
your engliture team🤍
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