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that is not American. 2pts+4pts = 6pts. Bonifier ‘looks down on anything that is not American’. (+1pt) l. 7 ‘American burgers’; l. 8 ‘tubs of expensive ice-cream’; l. 20 ‘I’ve located the American library’; ll. 20-21 ‘signed on with an American doctor’; II. 20-21 ‘the US school was full so we had to put Connor into the local one.’ II. 46-48 ‘Is he American? ... Nancy looked disappointed’. (Accepter l. 56 ‘it’s so hard to get domestics here’). 4pts 10. a) From line 50 to the end Ute and Consuela

mais ont un rapport avec le moment présent. Ex : The plane has landed. We’ll soon meet them. (L’avion a atteri. Nous allons bientôt les rencontrer.) On l’emploie pour parler d’actions qui continuent a être vrai actuellement. Ex : He has been a doctor all his life. (Il a été docteur toute sa vie.) Il s’emploie en général quand l’action n’est pas datée. Ex : You have eaten all the cakes. (Tu as mangé tous les gâteaux !) Il s’emploie quand on veut faire un bilan. Ex : He has passed his

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time. That is particularly what we are going to do with this proposal. For that, we drew our inspiration from a study which was made by the UFATT(Unité Fonctionnelle d’Accueil et de Traîtement des Toxicomanes). This French foundation composed of doctors and psychologists fights against drugs addictions by helping people who do drugs to detoxify themselves. We based our questionnaire on the one used by the UFATT in 2000 but added several questions relative to the families of hard-drugs abusers and

de l’homme n’arrive pas à assumer son passé colonial qui est encore si présent. Présenter des excuses reviendrait à reconnaître les foyers de guerre allumés ça et là en Afrique : au Biafra et au Rwanda, pour faire suivre humanitaire : les French Doctors et Opération Turquoise. Le risque est grand de voir s’ouvrir des procès sur plusieurs fronts du passé colonial, tout comme du présent néo colonial. Un jour viendra où un Homme de Parole présentera des excuses pour la France, un Pays d’Honneur et la

"an" devant une voyelle ou devant un "h" muet. Ex. : a cat, a university an apple, an hour • a/an signifie UN ou UNE en français. On emploie "a" ou "an" dans les cas suivants : • profession, rôle, statut Ex. : Ex. : He's an invalid. My dad is a doctor. • après les exclamations (what, such) portant sur des dénombrables singuliers I've never seen such a nice dress. mais I've never seen such flowers. (Je n’ai jamais vu de robe aussi belle ; je n’ai jamais vu de telles fleurs.) II. L'ARTICLE DEFINI

House Academy. At the end of his studies, he worked at the law office of Ellis and Blackmore, attorneys, of Holborn Court, Gray's Inn, as a junior clerk from May 1827 to November 1828. Then, he left to become a freelance reporter (job he did at Doctor Common's) He first began to work for the Morning Herald but published his first stories in the Monthly Magazine. He was about 21 when « Sketches by Boz », his first book, was published. It had been an immediate success. Then, he continued to write

and education - considerably more than average annual earnings in the UK. Each House has a resident Matron and a sick room. The Matrons are supported by the School's Medical Centre. The Medical Centre is under the direct supervision of the School Doctor who is available on the Hill every day for consultation. There are no dormitories : a boy shares his room with a boy of the same age for the first three to six terms and thereafter has a room to himself. It is very much his own place, his home for

consequences, in the slums areas for example. Moreover at this period the working conditions were the hardest. The epidemics, the mortality, the poverty increase and a wave of revolts begins has to appear. A hygienist movement appeared with a doctors who began denouncing the destitution of the industrial areas. Lots of associations of charity and local autorities want to make the living conditions of the working class better. Page 9: *Simon: Today, thanks to te Queen, our country is becoming

family. He wonders if Leonce is ill. Leonce comes to speak to the doctor about his wife, for he is worried about her peculiar actions and new attitude on life. He complains that she has forgotten her housework, comes in late, and doesn't associate with anyone anymore. She is from good old Presbyterian Kentucky stock, he claims, so there can be no problem with heredity. Edna's younger sister, Janet, is to be married shortly, and the doctor thinks it a good idea to send her to it; however, Edna claims