Extract from a poem (English exercise n°32120 - Please quote this number when contacting us)Other English exercises on the same topicExtract from a poemExtrait de 'The young dead soldiers' From Archibald Mac Leish English exercise "Extract from a poem" created by dridro (19-12-2007) with The test builderClick here to see the current stats of this English test1. The young Whether clock dead deaths done heard hope know lives mean remember silence their them until us who young soldiers do not speak. 2. Nevertheless, they are Whether clock dead deaths done heard hope know lives mean remember silence their them until us who young in the still houses: 3. who has not heard Whether clock dead deaths done heard hope know lives mean remember silence their them until us who young ? 4. They have a Whether clock dead deaths done heard hope know lives mean remember silence their them until us who young that speaks for them at night 5. and when the Whether clock dead deaths done heard hope know lives mean remember silence their them until us who young counts. 6. They say: We were Whether clock dead deaths done heard hope know lives mean remember silence their them until us who young . We have died. 7. Remember Whether clock dead deaths done heard hope know lives mean remember silence their them until us who young . 8. They say: We have Whether clock dead deaths done heard hope know lives mean remember silence their them until us who young what we could 9. but Whether clock dead deaths done heard hope know lives mean remember silence their them until us who young it is finished it is not done. 10. They say: We have given our Whether clock dead deaths done heard hope know lives mean remember silence their them until us who young but until it is finished 11. no one can Whether clock dead deaths done heard hope know lives mean remember silence their them until us who young what our lives gave. 12. They say: Our Whether clock dead deaths done heard hope know lives mean remember silence their them until us who young are not ours: they are yours, 13. they will Whether clock dead deaths done heard hope know lives mean remember silence their them until us who young what you make them. 14. They say: Whether clock dead deaths done heard hope know lives mean remember silence their them until us who young our lives and our deaths were for 15. peace and a new Whether clock dead deaths done heard hope know lives mean remember silence their them until us who young or for nothing we cannot say, 16. it is you Whether clock dead deaths done heard hope know lives mean remember silence their them until us who young must say this. 17. We leave you our deaths. Give them Whether clock dead deaths done heard hope know lives mean remember silence their them until us who young meaning. 18. We were young, they say. We have died; Whether clock dead deaths done heard hope know lives mean remember silence their them until us who young us. End of the free exercise to learn English: Extract from a poem (01.11.2008 16:18)A free English exercise to learn English.Other English exercises on the same topic | All our lessons and exercises
Extrait de 'The young dead soldiers'
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