Vocabulary : Endearment

ENDEARMENT
The act of showing affection,the act of endearing or the state of being endeared, also, that which manifests, excites, increases affection.
Examples:
1. There are different terms of endearment.
2. Endearment touches the heart.
3. It's normal to human beings to give endearments to each other.
4. "Honey" is my endearment to my husband.
5. Endearment shows affection to the one you love.
SHARE ABOUT
To use something that is not yours
Examples:
1.The survivors in a plane crash share about all the things that were left for them.
2.They did not have anything left due to the fire.They shared about things that were donated by other peole.
3.The beggars share about utensils and plates at the food shelter.
4.The children share about the toys that were scattered in the playroom.
5.The students share about books that were provided by the school.
Blues and JazzPeople from Europe and America brought Africans to America as slaves before and during the nineteenth century.These Africans brought their music with them.After the American Civil War (1861-1865), the African-American people in the United States were not slaves.Their African-American music became famous. It started in the south, in Louisiana and Mississippi.Then it traveled to the North.This music became blues and then jazz. Blues and jazz became very popular in the twentieth century. A person who sings the blues feels sad. Usually, he or she lost something--a person or maybe money or a job.Blues express sad feelings, sometimes in a funny way.People played blues first with only one or two instruments, for example, a guitar, a hramonica, or sometimes a piano.Sometimes, they sang without any instruments. Some famous blues musicians are Bessie Smith, John Lee Hooker and B.B.King.B.B.King named his guitar "Lucille". Jazz came soon after blues.Composers added more musical instruments.Jazz can be happier and is often faster.Some famous jazz musicians are Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, Miles Davis and Wynton marsalis.
1.Why did Europeans and American people bring Africans to America before and during the nineteenth century?
2.Where did blues and jazz start?
3.How does a person who sings the blues feel?
4.What is the difference between jazz and blues?
5.What is the name of B.B. King's guitar?