Well, I'm very jumpy.. I am feared of darkness because in the darkness all your fears can be real.. I don't know... The exorcist girl can be by your side and you aren't aware of it, an underworld beast can also be by your side in the darkness.. but when you turn on the light all that disappears and you are alone... (in the dark) that's a joke. xD xD. And here is a trailer of a videogame called: PHOBIA the fear of darkness.
We all have our fears--heights, spiders, the dark. You may not believe it, but even rich and famous celebrities have common, everyday fears just like the rest of us. For example: - Pamela Anderson fears mirrors. (Does that mean she's afraid to look at her reflection?) - Uma Thurman is claustrophobic and fears confined spaces. "There was no acting required. Real screams available," she told reporters about the scene in "Kill Bill: Vol. 2" where she is buried alive in a coffin. "It was horrific. Nobody wants to live that experience." Alberto
Here are some explanations of the three conditionals and may and might and I hope this explanations will help you.
FIRST CONDITIONAL -Use if + present, will + infinitive to talk about possibles future situation and its consequence. -The if clause can come first or second: I'll come if you like OR If you like, I'll come. EXAMPLES: -If I miss the bus, I'll get a taxi. -She wont'be angry if you tell her the truth. -What will you do if it rains? SECOND CONDITIONAL -Use if + past, would + infinitie to talk about an improbable/impossible or hypothetical future situation and its consequence. -Would/Wouldn't is the same for all people. -The contraction of would is 'd (I'd, you'd, he'd, etc.)and of would not is wouldn't. EXAMPLES: -If a beard attacked me, I'd run away. -If I didn't have children, I wouldn't live in the country. -Would you take the manager's job if they offered it to you? THIRD CONDITIONAL:no possibility
The first conditional and second conditionals talk about the future. With the third conditional we talk about the past. We talk about a condition in the past that did not happen. That is why there is no possibility for this condition. The third conditional is also like a dream, but with no possibility of the dream coming true.-Last week you bought a lottery ticket. But you did not win.
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The explanation of the conditionals in this amazing video
MAY / MIGHT + INFINITIVE (POSSIBILITY)
- Use might / may and might not / may not + infinitive to talk about future possibility.
the book treats a very sad topic like the Holocaust from the point of view of a child who knows nothing of what's going on until he meets Shmuel a child with striped pyjamas that lives at the other side of the fence.
I think this photo is the best I can show you because it's a very representative symbol off the book and I liked so much.
and here is the trailer I think is best the book than the movie but that's my opinion.