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in his lifetime.[8] Many of his works appear overly sweet in modern critics' eyes,[9] especially the Saturday Evening Post covers, which tend toward idealistic or sentimentalized portrayals of American life— this has led to the often-deprecatory adjective "Rockwellesque." Consequently, Rockwell is not considered a "serious painter" by some contemporary artists, who often regard his work as bourgeois and kitsch. Writer Vladimir Nabokov sneered that Rockwell's brilliant technique was put to "banal"

• Les dictées du lundi, mardi et jeudi se font sur ardoise. Un élève la fait derrière le tableau ce qui permettra une correction collective avec la participation de chacun. • Le vendredi la dictée fait office de bilan et se fait au propre sur le cahier du jour. La correction peut se faire collectivement. • Chaque mot erroné est à recopier sur la ligne de dessous en entier. A partir de 5 fautes, l’élève recopie la dictée intégralement pour une meilleure lisibilité. Dictées Période 1  Mots

was there but not any longer) 2. “Borrow” & “Lend” 2 opposite processes He borrowed some money from his friend. He lent some money to his friend. 3. “Lose” & “ Loose” Lose is a verb meaning the opposite of ‘find’ or win Loose is an adjective meaning the opposite of tight E.g. she is afraid she might lose her ring Sara’s watch was loose and fell off 4. “Reach” & “Arrive” Reach is a transitive verb and must have an object: We reached London in the morning Arrive is

all the ......... to see if they have a ......... for him. He intends to visit six every day until he is .......... › Question on documents A and B 11 a) In your opinion what is the theme common to both documents ? 1. Absence of ambition 4 Which adjective best describes Simon as he goes about his visits ? Give two quotations to justify your choice. HESITANT - DETERMINED - CONFUSED IMPATIENT 2. Failure 3. Success in life 4. Pride 5 Does he succeed in getting a place at university ? Justify with an

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/04/19/AR2010041901426.html Student number SECTION B Short Essay on Socialism. Socialism comes from the Latin word “socius”, noun meaning colleague, ally, confederate, and adjective meaning joined, unified. It is an ideology. It refers to a social organisation based on common property, or social property, of the means of production, in opposition to capitalism. It is the result of numerous thoughts that appeared and developed

participe passé: la pièce est lue par tout le monde (processus) -> passé composé car tournure passive donc verbe le sol est nettoyé (aboutissement) -> être +participe passé adjective -> adjectif II. les tournures pronominalesvaleurs à la tournure pronominale: 1) sens réciproque (souvent au pluriel) : qd on a un vb qui n’est pas à la base pronominal mais qu’on lui met un pronom

par composition 1re partie LA MORPHOLOGIE Exercice 8 1 - tous les termes sont des dérivés sauf orage qui est un mot simple. 2 - tous les verbes sont préfixés à l'aide de « dé » sauf démolir. 3 - tous ces termes sont des nominalisations à base adjective sauf clameur. Chapitre 2 Les mots construits par composition Exercice 9 Un porte-clés Anneau ou étui pour porter des clés. Un garde-chasse Homme préposé à la garde du gibier et à la répression des infractions dans un domaine privé. Un garde-manger

•Through the use of gerund subjects (i.e., choosing a roommate to live), simple sentences (i.e., the most  important characteristic should be honesty) , adverb clauses ( i.e., if I am going to live with someone), noun  clauses (i.e., where it is when I need it), adjective clauses (i.e., someone you may not know too well), and  compound sentences (i.e., my possessions are of high value to me and I want to be able to leave the room  worry free), the writer demonstrates syntactic variety.   •The writer also has a good command of vocabulary (i

used an oxymoron in stanza one: good night where good death is oxymoronic if one does not view death as good. As for the language used throughout the poem, in the first stanza “go gentle” go become a copulated verb, allowing the author to use the adjective gentle. In the second stanza, it contains two subordinate sentences. In stanza three, it is a single declarative sentence as well as stanza four. The sentence structure in stanza five consists of one declarative sentence. We find many dominant

– “he was actually quoting something” (l.15) – “He’d sing a song from the Azores or recite lines from an Irish play.” (l. 17-18) Accepter : “he sat at his desk all day” (l.2-3) (literature = 1 pt) + (1 pt par citation) = 4 pts B. Which four adjectives best correspond to Mr Fonseka’s personality? Justify each with a quotation from the text. - kind: “he welcomed me with unusual and interesting stories” (l. 4) / “he would at some point begin to read to me” (l.12-13) - captivating: “it was the