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9 – HEALTH – LA SANTÉ [1] sain, robuste – sound en bonne santé – healthy la maladie – illness être malade – to be sick, ill être mal en train – to be out of sorts être souffrant – to feel poorly se fouler une cheville – to sprain an ankle se fracturer un membre – to break a limb se blesser, se faire mal – to get hurt être blessé - be injured, to be wounded une blessure, un tort – an injury une blessure de guerre – a wound un cicatrice – a scar ILLNESS – La maladie [2] maladif

File three: Reading and Writing Write it out: Making contingency plans. Imagine you’re on an excursion with a friend of yours next Friday by coach. You may come up against unexpected difficulties, but you have prepared alternative solutions. Write an e-mail to your friend telling him/her of: a. What you have planned to do. b. What you will do instead if a problem arises. From: Salim16@hotmail.com To: Ryad16@yahoo.fr Subject: Planning an excursion Message: Hi, Ryad

drinks, turns on the stereo, switched on the fire and a relaxing bath… Gary Rickard turns on the music so loudly that he doesn’t hear the police. He is so cheeky that, when the police arrive he warns them not to come into the bathroom. When they arrived into the bathroom, he told “Don’t come in, I’m having a bath”. He even complains about the lack of comfort of the houses he has occupied without being ashamed of his demand! Moreover, we learn that being jailed for breaking the same house every weekend

(10) [pic]to repeat myself. (I, not, go) • (11) [pic]his name. (I, not, to remember) • No, (12) [pic]; I am awake. (I, not, to sleep) Exercice 2 Present Perfect— present perfect ou prétérit 1. It's 9 A.M.; [pic](the postman, to come) yet this morning? 2. [pic](I, never, to visit, Rome) in my whole life. 3. When I was a teenager [pic](I, to play) football every Saturday afternoon. 4. No, [pic](I, not to see) that film yet. 5. This year there [pic](to be) a lot of

this idea convinced him and he changed his way of life to become a member of the “Nation of Islam” and devoted his life to Allah, and to black people cause. When he came out of prison, Malcolm X became the right arm of Elijah Mohamed, and spread his ideas everywhere. This new belief gave meaning to his life and helped him to come out his criminal past. He became a new man. He became very fast and famous character which advocated the Nation of Islam’s ideas. But after a moment he realized that he was

Language used must be respectful, no vulgar behaviour or talk. Protect the positive and quiet ambiance of the enterprise 4.Never complain always come to ones number one and propose! A collaborator (mainly a manager) must never see management as an issue, criticise, complain (communicate his ill ill-being and his stress) but make proposals to his hierarchy, come with a solution. The role of a manager is to participate to better the establishment. He must thereby PROPOSE and be CONSTRUCTIVE. On the other

making him constantly miserable. Through mere observation, Demian asseses the situation between Kromer and Sinclair, and Demian confronts Sinclair about his fear of Kromer. Angered by Demian’s accurate insight, Sinclair rudely brushes Demian off out of fear and frustration, but within the next couple of days Sinclair is freed from his terifying bondage to Kromer when Demian intervenes without Sinclair’s knowledge, causing Kromer to leave Sinclair alone for good. Sinclair feels an immense sense

fantastical, / Shakes so my single state of man that function / Is smothered in surmise [la raison s‟essoufle en conjectures], and nothing is / But what is not.” (247-259). La pensée du meurtre lui traverse l‟esprit, mais Mcb se résout au fatalisme : « Come what come may » (268), « the interim having weighted it » (278) [demande d‟un délai = récurrente dans la bouche de Mcb : cf. 278, 433, 601-3, 1035] 4 Duncan s‟enquiert de la mort de Cawdor, laquelle eut lieu, selon Malcolm, avec une grande sagesse (289-93)

till the trouble blew over. ''Why don't the police come and break it up?'' I asked. '' I mean, letting your dog foul the streets is illegal, so surely cows are way ouside of the law?'' ''The police? Just when we need them to defend French cuisine they are on strike,'' Jean-Marie huffed. p.117 ''There is a strike by electricity workers'' p.150 (TALK ABOUT STRIKES IN ANGLOPHONE CULTURE) -Think of a thesis.. We'd just bought out overpriced ice creams from an underpaid usherette when

asked. Yes, Nicolas remembered very well when we had put it in the chest, between chains and suitcases with samples of his father. “And by arriving, you took it out of the chest?” Nicolas shook the head by biting his lips. He was not sure of it. Or rather, yes: he was now sure that we had forgotten to take it out of it. They had come down, then his father had gone back up and at no time we had opened the chest. “It is too stupid”, the dissatisfied teacher said. The car had restarted for five