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_______________ (ring) while I _______________ (have) a shower. 4. We _______________ (not/go out) last Sunday because it _______________ (rain). 5. I _______________ (see) Kim at the party. She _______________ (wear) a new dress. 6. I _______________ (break) a bowl this morning. When I _______________ (wash) the dishes it just _______________ (slip) out of my hand onto the floor! 7. When he _______________ (carry) the table, he _______________ (feel) a sharp pain in his back. 8. Sarah _______________

maternal education, the author condemns this type of education. He thinks that the refusal of sex education can have very serious consequences, since men can take advantage of the ignorance of the girl. This author, implicitly, encouraged mothers to take care of the sexual education of their daughter, in order to avoid such accidents. Vincent of Beauvais, moreover, suggests that parents give some sexual education to young girls, not for the love of pleasure, but in order to be able to satisfy their future

is known is that he was born in Paris in 1688, however he spent his childhood in the provinces and did not return to the city until 1710 where he went to law school which involved him in scholarly circles that would end up defining his playwright career. His private life is even more ambiguous, it is known that he married in 1717 and had a daughter and shortly after his wife died in 1723, Marivaux never remarried and he lived until February 12, 1763, he was seventy-five years old (1). Although it

in lines of verse. AUDIO EXTRACT. I-1 – SHAKESPEARE AND THE ELIZABETHAN ERA The Elizabethan era was dominated by Shakespeare (1564-1616), nicknamed the Bard, or the Swan of Avon because he was born and raised in Stratford-upon-Avon. Began a career in London as an actor, writer and owner of theatre companies (the Lord Chamberlain’s Men, which then became the King’s Men). He had stakes in famous theatres like The Globe, which was a theatre in the round, around a central stage, more or less like

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/ a senior : un élève de terminale — a subject : une matière — a term : un trimestre — a course : un cours Ex. : Mrs Taylor teaches a course in English Literature. Mme Taylor enseigne la littérature britannique. — a period : une heure de cours — a break : une récréation — a timetable / a schedule : un emploi du temps — homework : les devoirs Ex. : Pupils always complain they have too much homework. Les élèves se plaignent toujours d'avoir trop de devoirs! 1.3. Les résultats scolaires — to be

native land  he helped the priest carry the Sacrement around dying men . Everyone except them got really sick with Cholera , and ever since he has appreciated the power of the Sacrement and wishes Mr. Shimerda could receive it . Jelinek starts to break a road through the snow to the Shimerda's house  while Otto , who is the only cabinet-maker in the neighborhood , begins making a roffin . Otto is a good carpenter, and the sawing and planing noises are pleasant in the house . The postmaster Mr. Bushy

Recycling Sorted and recycled. * Provided that the polymers used are compatible with available recycling channels. Emballages réutilisables PE et PP Reusable Packaging PE and PP (crates, pallets) Small packaging (food, personal care, healthcare, beauty...) Recycling After being used several times. When no longer suitable for use (wear, breakage). Energy recovery Inappropriate sorting for recycling. Very low environmental gain/costhigh content residue vs. packaging

was a very well-respected clergyman and scholar. Two of her brothers ultimately became admirals in the Navy under the famous British naval commander Horatio Nelson, one became a successful clergyman, another ended his career as a clergyman after rather checkered and complicated careers in the militia and in banking, and yet another brother, adopted by aristocratic cousins who had no children of their own, eventually owned and managed great country estates in the English countryside. Austen knew and

vulnerability was the work of traitors from within. Republican Senator Joseph McCarthy asserted in the early 1950s that the State Department and the U.S. Army were riddled with Communists. McCarthy was eventually discredited. In the meantime, however, careers had been destroyed, and the American people had all but lost sight of a cardinal American virtue: toleration of political dissent. From 1945 until 1970 the United States enjoyed a long period of economic growth, interrupted only by mild and brief