English grammar

“FOM” / 4 - true / 5- false it was on 12 June, 1999. Grammar Let‘s have a look : KFOR has become a deterrence force composed of about 10,700 troops since January two thousand and ten. It is the present perfect, because the action has started in the past and it is still going on. Moreover you have the preposition “since”, which means “depuis” in French, as a consequence you must either use the present perfect or the past perfect in English. It is the same grammatical rule to take into account

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de la production d’huile de palme. 2) Vrai ou faux ? - L’économie Ivoirienne dépend surtout des conditions climatiques. FAUX - La Côte-d’Ivoire importe de l’électricité du Ghana, du Togo, du Bénin, du Mali et du Burkina Faso. FAUX Grammar : Les verbes surlignés dans le texte sont au « present perfect simple ». Ce temps est un temps du présent et exprime toujours un lien entre le passé et le présent : - Conséquences dans le présent d’une action ou d’un état passé ex : I’ve

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le relatif qui marque l'apposition. His book, which is about football, is very interesting. • Ex. : Les relatives restrictives : elles apportent un renseignement essentiel sur l'antécédent et n'ont donc jamais de virgule. Books that deal with grammar are always boring. • Ex. : Une proposition relative est reliée par un pronom relatif à un groupe nominal de la proposition principale. Ce groupe nominal est l'antécédent du pronom relatif. I know lots of people who don't like dogs. • Ex. : LA

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– Académie en ligne Answer the following questions a) Compare the American Declaration of Independence and the French Déclaration des Droits de l’Homme et du Citoyen on page 84. Underline the words that have the same meaning in French and in English. Underline the important element that belongs to the American document and not to the French one. b) Studying the Amendments to the Constitution would you say that in the United States the State is separated from religion? .......................

their own, eventually owned and managed great country estates in the English countryside. Austen knew and appreciated small-town life in the English countryside, but she also understood and sometimes enjoyed the social life of London, of the aristocratic great country houses of England, and of various English resort towns such as Bath and Brighton. Her novels tend to be set predominantly in small towns and villages in the English countryside, but her characters travel to London, Bath, Brighton, and

from linguistics is warranted only when the field of linguistics appears to be illicitely restricted, for example, when the sentence is viewed by some linguists as the highest analyzable construction or when the scope of linguistics is confined to grammar alone uniquely to non-semantic questions of external form or to the inventory of denotative devices with no reference to free variations. [...] No doubt, for any speech community, for any speaker, there exists a unity of language, but this over-all