Breaking Bad

trentaine de films dans lesquels il s’est produit en Suède, Stellan Skarsgård a joué dans L’insoutenable légèreté de l’être de Philip Kaufman, À la poursuite d’octobre rouge, The Ox (nominé aux Oscars dans la catégorie du meilleur film étranger), Breaking the Waves de Lars von Trier, lauréat du Grand Prix du Jury au Festival de Cannes en 1996, et dans le film norvégien Insomnia. Stellan Skarsgård a obtenu de multiples distinctions, notamment aux Festivals de Berlin, Rouen, Chicago, San Sebastian

too fast. (h’i draï-v’z tou fââst [UK], h’i draï-v’z tou faast [US]) (Il conduit trop vite.) Un couple adjectif/adverbe inhabituel est good (goud) et well (ouèl). Vous pourriez être tenté de dire good et goodly, puisqu’après tout, le contraire est bad et badly. Mais au lieu de cela, l’adverbe « partenaire » de good est well, bien qu’il puisse arriver à des locuteurs natifs d’utiliser le mot good alors qu’ils devraient dire well. Voici un exemple d’utilisation correcte de ces deux mots : ߜ Adjectif

anecdote do you prefer? Why? Project 3 - Excuses, Excuses 77 Ci-dessous, quelques énoncés obtenus lors des tests en phase récapitulative, base de la trace écrite : • Four of us had to apologise to their parents for being rude. They were in a bad mood that day and they couldn’t stand their parents’ questions. • Some of us apologised to their friends.../ 25% of us… • They didn’t mean to be rude; they said sorry and promised not to do it again, but two of them were punished/weren’t allowed

warriors and had made a few technological advances in their years of isolation away from the Inner Sphere. They owned too many advantages not to take them serious. Dead serious. “The good news is that we aren’t supposed to see any heavy resistance. The bad news is that we aren’t supposed to see any heavy resistance. We’ll certainly try to keep it to a minimum, and three Mobile Field Base vehicles will drop with us giving the commando good on-site repair and refit capability. We recon this first operations

refinement.” (2) tical-minded and with a certain idea of everyone’s freedom and of the necessary cohesion of it, they make the night into a kind of Torso Corso, 2008 30 x 42 cm Feutres sur papier / felt pens on paper Courtesy Galerie Anne Barrault Bad Juju, 2009 18,5 x 47,5 cm Aquarelles, feutres sur papier / watercolours, felt pens on paper Courtesy Galerie Anne Barrault KAKEMONO Bénédicte Ramade, critique d’Art, Paris, 2006 Le système du rhizome offre certainement l’image la plus juste pour

of truth! January Second. LET first things be put first; work before play; duty before enjoyment; and others before self: this is an excellent rule which cannot lead astray. To make a right beginning is half-way to victory. The athlete who makes a bad start may lose his prize; the merchant who makes a false start may lose his reputation; and the Truthseeker who makes a wrong start may forego the crown of Righteousness. To begin with pure thoughts, sterling rectitude, unselfish purpose, noble aims

Figure 1.7: Ethics values and social responsibilities 4-1. The Realm of Ethics Ethics, or moral philosophy, in business, deals with matters of right and wrong, good and bad. Business decisions are not simply efficient or inefficient, or effective or ineffective; they are also "good" or "bad" in a moral sense. Making ethical decisions requires that managers go beyond traditional economic, technological, and sociopolitical criteria and make evaluations based on ethical criteria

“traditional” London. The page is divided into two parts diagonally. While the right hand-side reflects the more traditional aspects of society, the left-hand side illustrates the rapid changes that were happening around that time, for example the breaking of taboos concerning sex – we can see girls going out freely with young men and having a lot of fun. All the traditional aspects of society seem to have been relegated to the background as if to leave room for change, fun, movement and music in the

Check your CD 1 13 ̈ answers ᕢ Listen to the beginning of Part 3 of the interview and fill in the blanks. Here the journalist wants D. Gillian to talk about ……………. countries, like ………….. for example. These countries want ……………… but it could be bad for the ……………………. . ̈ In English important words are stressed [accentués]. Listen and identify those words. Help Now, w….…....... about p….....…... c….....…... , T….......…. W….......…. countries? We’re ask….......…. them to ….......…. without

plus-que-parfait (simple ou en be +-ing) : (14 x 0,25 = 3,5 points) Écrivez seulement les réponses sur votre copie mais dans l’ordre. The first time Dunbar came to the village was back last summer. He had found a wounded woman by the river. She had a bad wound on the side of her head and since he (can, not) revive her he (decide) it (be) better to take her back to the village. At that time he (feel) very lonely. He (hear, not) from his commander for months and he no longer (know) what he (do) there