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and cloth.” (l. 13-14) – “The brotherhood of pilots impressed me as much as the thrill of flying itself.” (l. 43-44) 4. The narrator admires his father who is portrayed as a determined man but also a tender father and a cheerful friend. He uses adjectives with a strong meaning like “intense” or “paramount” to convey his admiration. 5. The son was very close to his father – they spent time together watching the planes “My father brought glasses of lemonade and we watched together.” (l. 12-13) The

diversité d’effets de sens.» (BENOIT DE CORNULIER) • • • L’ambiguïté lexicale L’homonymie La polysémie • Types et sous-types de polysémie − La polysémie nominale − La polysémie verbale − La polysémie adjective • L’extension métaphorique − La métaphore nominale − La métaphore verbale − La métaphore adjective • La métonymie et la synecdoque comme sources de polysémie Polysémie et calcul interprétatif • 5.1. L’ambiguïté lexicale Le fait qu’à un seul signifiant il peut correspondre plusieurs signifiés

after tests and recommendations, it has the same program as other schools, but not completely, the working hours can be adapted, the school was founded in 1969. 9. Emphasising positive aspects a. In 1) the positive aspect is emphasised by adjectives; in 2) it is illustrated by a precise example; in 3) it is emphasised by the consequences. b. Paragraphe informel, le principal étant d’insister sur les qualités de ladite école idéale. LOGBOOK Corrigés zoom on... Logbook pp. 4-13

ceinture Maquillage Vernis Rouge à lèvres Mascara Fond de teint Bracelet Collier Lunettes Un foulard Un chapeau Bijoux Une montre Un ruban Un sac Gants 14 II - VOCABULARY STYLES, ACCESSORIES VOCABULAIRE DES STYLES, ACCESOIRES (suite) Fashion adjectives – Adjectifs de la mode Elegant / smart Flattering Classical Nice Pretty Glamourous Exotic Extravagant Sexy Stylish Fashionable / Trendy Flamboyant / Outrageous / Wild Serious Daring, bold Beautiful Fun Elégant Flatteur Classique Sympa Joli Glamour

belongs to the Native Americans. d) The citizens accept the judge’s decision. e) The Forest Service disagrees with the judge’s decision. Find three expressions in the text to show that Sandia Mountain is a beautiful place. µ Which of the following adjectives best describes the Native Americans’ attitude to Sandia Mountain’s visitors? Justify with an element from the text: selfish generous indifferent hostile Total de points sur 20. a Évaluation 6 – AN21-09 23 Questionnaire anonyme

the job market. Skills and personality traits: the link We all have trouble separating what we ‘are’ from what we ‘do’. When we ask someone what another person is like, do they answer “Mike is helpful,” or, “Mike helps out?” One answer uses an adjective and the other answer uses a verb. The main thing is we can say Mike is helpful because he has often helped out. His personality is proved because of the actions he has taken in the past! 66 © Éditions d’Organisation Preparing to write

cloth.” (l. 13-14) – “The brotherhood of pilots impressed me as much as the thrill of flying itself.” (l. 43-44) 4. The narrator admires his father who is portrayed as a determined man but also a tender father and a cheerful friend. He uses adjectives with a strong meaning like “intense” or “paramount” to convey his admiration. 5. The son was very close to his father – they spent time together watching the planes “My father brought glasses of lemonade and we watched together.” (l. 12-13)

idée ; un fait) cocher traduire en français souligner (au stylo) souligner ; mettre en évidence noter; copier an act the atmosphere the behaviour / attitude a blank / space a box (in) brackets a main / major character the climax a clue a compound adjective the contents a contradiction direct ≠ reported speech; free reported speech an element / an item an event an excerpt / an extract a grid a key word / phrase / sentence a link a linkword a mistake a modal auxiliary the narrative technique the narrator

” This model can be the first step of the description but not the only one because it doesn’t explain fully the brand image. In addition, this model can change with differentes point of views. If someone likes the brand he will have positives adjectives and the opposite if someone dislikes the brand. According to the brand onion model the brand image is an external factor made up of two things which are the Personality and the Positioning. 2.1 Personality Aaker (1996, p.141) defines a brand

STRIKES BACK. The new gods wore suits and came bearing calculators. They seemed to say, “Enough of this Kreativity Krap-ola, my little scribblers. We’re here to meet the client’s numbers. Put ‘new’ in that headline. Drop that concept and pick up an adjective: Crunch-a-licious, Flavor-iffic, I don’t care. The client’s coming up the elevator. Chop, chop.” In Corporate Report, columnist William Souder wrote: Creative departments were reined in. New ads were pre-tested in focus groups, and subsequent audience-penetration