George Milton is a migrant worker who travels from farm to farm for work during the Depression. He cares for Lennie, his childhood friend who is mentally disabled, while the two dream of earning enough money to buy a small farm where Lennie can trend rabbits.
Lennie Small is a gigantic mentally disables man. He is simplistic and docile. He obsesses ocer simple sensory pleasures, particularly those that are tactile. He finds great joy in touching soft things, whether cotton dress or a soft puppy. Lennis is innocent.
How does the author describe them?
George is small and quick. He is dark of face, with restless eyes and sharp, strong features. He has strong hands, slender arms and a thin and bony nose.
Lennie is the opposite of George. He is a huge man, shapeless of face with large, pale eyes, with wide, sloping shoulders. He walked heavily.
What is it that George tells Lennie to do if he happens to get in trouble?
George makes Lennie promise that he will not say a word, and tells him that if there is any trouble like last time, he should hide in the brush until George comes for him. 2) The language used by Lennie and Geroge in the text is not what I call “proper English”. Find at least 5 examples. Quote them – and then give the same sentence in correct English.Giv på dansk den grammatiske forklaring på hvorfor du har rettet sætningerne som du har.
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