Come as You Are

need to come to a halt. 2) It was difficult to put up with my grand-mother’s death. 3) I’m going fishing tomorrow that’s why I’m going to get up at the crack of the dawn. 4) His favourite breakfast is composed of bacon with honey, each to their own! 5) I’ve shouted at my neighboors because of all the noise they make. 6) It’s quite risky but take the leap! 7) My cats loves pouncing on the red birds. 8) I’m handy at making music. 9) I hate waiting my turn when I’m playing cards. 10) You shouldn’t

that you are happy like me! How are you? Me, I fancy to see you, it’s true that you miss me enormously when I am not with all my friend. As a matter of fact, for me at Langford I feel me such as at home, all my friend are like my brothers for me , yes mom incidentally if they havent’t clean dress , I lent them mine it makes me really happy . Moreover I work doggedly sometimes I do their homework for help me to learn faster and and this makes them less tired So at Langford the studies are very

The Andrew Lang lectures at St Andrews University are named for him. Source: Wikipedia Also available on Feedbooks for Lang: • The Blue Fairy Book (1889) • The Red Fairy Book (1890) • The Grey Fairy Book (1900) • The Violet Fairy Book (1901) • The Crimson Fairy Book (1903) • The Yellow Fairy Book (1894) • Helen of Troy (1882) Copyright: This work is available for countries where copyright is Life+70 and in the USA. Note: This book is brought to you by Feedbooks http://www.feedbooks.com Strictly for

ask for several examples during the interview of a company is a good way to “test” the applicant. By giving two or three examples of past unethical reactions, the interviewer can have a good representation of applicant’s behaviors. “The more data you have, the far richer the decision you're going to make”. In my opinion, the fact to process by an “ethical questioner” permits to the company to make the good choice among all the applicants. Even if this kind of questions takes more time than a

1890. In those days, air travel (not/exist). It (take) three weeks to sail from France to America by boat. When she (leave) home, she (feel) very excited. Imagine! she (go) abroad on her own. For the occasion, she (wear) her best clothes. Her parents (come) to Le Havre to say goodbye. All around her, people (kiss) and (hug). When the boat (sail off), she (can see) that her mother (cry) and her father (shout) last minute recommendations! Traduisez les phrases suivantes en français (3 points) 1. When Dally

Gertrude are playing Loto. Gertrude : Six..Height Lucette : Two..One Gertrude : One.. Ohhh, Sydney !! Do you remember Lucette ? They look the Australian’s plan on the wall. Lucette : Australia, the country in which we took lots of kilos.. I remember when we lived in Sydney in 1995, the foreigners are coming and they brought us their delicious recipes. Gertrude : arff, do you lost your memory ?! Already in the nineteen century, the Chinese made discover their kitchen. Then, are coming

points au cours du troisième trimestre. Partie 2. 1. What are the advantages and the disadvantages of malls and shopping centers? Can you think of other types of outlets and channels of distribution where consumers can buy? I think that malls and shopping centers are good things because it first allows us to see and touchthe product, to have a real contact with what you are about to buy. The fact that qualified sellers are present and ready to help is a real plus for customers. It also

narrator is a Jamaican female teacher. 2. The scene takes place in England. 3. a. The place may refer to a school office where teachers are advised to go to apply for a teaching job. It may well be a job centre. The employers there make sure the applicants meet all the requirements stated by the education authority in England. b. The narrator has come there in order to apply for a job as a teacher. 4. It refers to the other woman, the lady who seems to be in charge of hiring teachers.

Generation Gap in India Quite often do we come across situations wherein we have a healthy dispute with our elders (especially parents) about our low waists or probably the knee-cuts or maybe the late nights or one of the thousands of “issues”. Sports Vs TV Games, Home Made Vs Fast Food & so on – it’s a miniature battlefield out there! So what is all this about? The young getting careless – or the elders getting tougher? Well, practically, it’s none of these. What we have here is a Generation

evening mister. What can I do for you? J: Have you a free table in your restaurant? A: Really sorry, we are full up. Could you wait fifteen minutes at least? J: If I give you a good tip, could it go faster? A: Oh thanks you but the restaurant don’t accept that. (Met l’argent dans la main ou la poche) One of our waiters shows me that a table is ready. Please follow me. J: Is it a quiet table? A: Yes, all ours tables are quiet. Is here a good place for you? J: I find it nice. A: