The document contains interviews with three people about their experiences reading Pride and Prejudice. Eva enjoyed the book for its romantic story and imagining the dresses and houses from 19th century England. Pilar felt good about the happy ending and found the book difficult, taking notes to remember words. Carmen's teacher assigned a book over 2000 words, and while this one was more difficult, she enjoyed it despite needing to look up more words than with an easier book of 1800 words.

1. Pride and Prejudice
Interviews about Pride and Prejudice.
EVA: “I enjoyed this book because I like romantic books. The
novel is set in the 19th century and while I was reading it I was
imagining those dresses and those houses.”
PILAR:” When a book has a happy ending I feel good. Then I
am absolutely fascinated. I found the book quite difficult and I
wrote a lot of words on a piece of paper to remember them.”
CARMEN:” This year Ana, my teacher, told us that we had to
read a book with more than 2000 words. This book is upper-
intermediate and when I read another of intermediate level
with 1800 words I looked up only a few words, this is much
more difficult but I enjoyed it.”

2. Pride and Prejudice
JANE AUSTEN
Chapter7. Mr Collins makes a proposal of marriage.
Jane Austen was born in 1775 in Hampshire. At the age of 14
Mr Collins had decided to do it without delay, he began in a
she wrote her first novel, Love and Friendship.
very orderly manner with all the ceremony.
He addressed the mother in these words:
As a young woman , Jane enjoyed dancing and she attended
“May I hope, madam, to speak privately with your lovely
balls in many of the great houses of the neighbourhood. Her
daughter Elizabeth?”
parents suddenly announced in 1801 that the family would
Mrs Bennet said she was sure that Lizzy could have no
be moving away to Bath. The next four years were difficult
objection, but she didn´t want to go, then her mother
ones for her.
compelled her. Mr Collins began his proposal with 3 reasons.
Elisabeth cried that he was in too much of a hurry and Mr
In 1813 Pride and Prejudice is published. She wrote more
Collins replied that it was usual for young ladies to refuse the
than 11 novels. Jane Austen contracted a tubercular disease
man whom they secretly mean to accept.
of the kidneys and died in her sister's arms in 1817. She was
Elisabeth cried again: “I am perfectly serious I my refusal”
41 years old.
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3. PITY BECAUSE IT IS BETTER TO LEARN BY MAKING
MISTAKES.