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Alex Garland’ın merakla beklediğimiz son filmi “Adamlar”, Jessie Buckley’i başrolüne taşıyan huzursuz edici bir korku filmi. Panah Panahi’nin Cannes’da yarışmış ilk filmi “Yola Devam”, İran sineması takipçilerine önerilir. Restore edilmiş kopyasıyla MUBI ekranlarına gelen 1960 yapımı meşhur gerilim filmi “Hizmetçi” ise dijital platformlarda haftanın filmi.
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6. Sınıf İngilizce Present Continuous Tense (Şimdiki Zaman) konu anlatımı
Present Continuos Tense, yapılmakta olan eylemleri bildirmek için kullanılır. Türkçe karşılığı şimdiki zamandır. Bazı cümlelerin sonuna Now (Şimdi) - Today (Bugün) ya da Currently (şu anda) kelimeleri getirilir. 6. sınıflar için İngilizce Present Continuous Tense (Şimdiki Zaman) konusunu örnek cümlelerle anlattık.
#6. Sınıf İngilizce Present Continuous Tense (Şimdiki Zaman) Konu Anlatımı
Remembering an Ottoman grand vizier who was far ahead of his times
ISTANBUL - Grand Vizier Ali Paşa is known to have called Ahmet Vefik Paşa a 'living library' and someone who would have made a good grand vizier under Sultan Süleyman. Ahmet Vefik Paşa is remembered more for his interest and contribution to the arts than his work as a politician and sultan’s grand vizier
World renowned masters bring jazz winds to Istanbul
ISTANBUL - Kicking off last night with a performance by jazz pianist Kerem Görsev and singer Fatih Erkoç, the 16th International Istanbul Jazz Festival presents renowned jazz masters to music buffs in Istanbul until July 15. Traditional festival events such as a 'jazz boat' and street concerts will once again enliven the city, as they have in previous years.
Low budget, high quality at Golden Orange Film Fest
ISTANBUL - The Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival will be held from Oct. 10 to 17. The officials criticize the festival’s high budget in previous years, saying this year there will be some changes to the festival and it will have a smaller budget but no concessions in quality
Police report on Dink toned down
ISTANBUL - A report on the threat to Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink’s life was tampered with and toned down before being sent to Istanbul. The sentence ’Yasin Hayal will murder Hrant Dink whatever the cost’ was changed to ’Hayal is planning to take action toward Dink’.
Iran rules out scrapping presidential vote as world alarm mounts
TEHRAN - Iran’s top election body on Tuesday ruled out cancelling the disputed presidential vote as the world voiced increasing alarm at the violent crackdown on opposition demonstrators posing the most serious challenge to the Islamic regime in 30 years.
Cyprus exercises stir Greek protest
NICOSIA - Turkey and Turkish Cyprus begin a search and rescue exercise off the northeastern coast of the divided island, sparking a new row with the Greek Cypriots. Turkish Cypriot officials deny the maneuvers are a show of force, but Greeks protest the military drills at the UN and EU.
Defeated Iranian pres candidate appeals vote amid protests, arrests
ISTANBUL - Defeated presidential candidate Mirhossein Mousavi formally appealed against Iran's election result on Sunday to the legislative body, the Guardian Council, a statement on his website said, Reuters reported on Sunday. (UPDATED)
Status quo likely victor in Iran vote
ISTANBUL - As Iranians head to the polls today to decide the country’s next president, experts caution that the main challenger still faces a tough battle with incumbent Ahmadinejad. But, many say, regardless of who wins over the electorate, the supreme leader has the last word on the Islamic Republic’s policies and foreign relations.
Turkish front in EP weak, but...
BRUSSELS - I’m writing this article from Brussels. The European Commission invited a group of journalists to Brussels and Berlin. The timing is important because last week there were elections in the European Parliament. The result of these elections will influence Turkey’s already slow-moving relations with the EU.
The saga of an unusual record: A Turkish history album for piano
ISTANBUL - It’s not everyday there’s a compact disc recording with a timeless quality about it that can be played many times with pleasure. Not only that, but clearly a great amount of research was invested in finding copies of the relevant music. All the tracks on the CD are marches composed for the Turks in the 19th and 20th centuries. Reşit Mehmet Erol is the man behind this idea of putting history onto a music recording.
