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faire précéder les citations de la mention de la ligne, – composer des phrases complètes à chaque fois qu’il vous est demandé de rédiger la réponse. COMPREHENSION - EXPRESSION 1. Give the narrator’s name 2. a) When does the scene take place? b) What do the underlined pronouns refer to? 1. 'That 's only got to come from Wolverton.' line 23 2. 'They're bringing him from the house' line 25 c) In your own words, explain why the characters have gathered on that day. d) Describe the

Extract n°2. From « On the afternoon… » (p.14) to « …I’m sure » (p.16) a. Who? Where? When? Why? What? b. David and Harriet’s feelings? Justify. c. How does the reader discover the house? d. Draw the map of the house and represent D&H’s progress through the house. e. What are the most important room+piece of furniture in the house? Why? Justify by picking out expressions which corroborate your first impression. f. Show that the choice of that precise house marks

Introduction Page 3 I. Les méthodes et les outils utilisés Page 4 A. Le recrutement interne Page 4 B. Le recrutement externe Page 4 II. Les critères généraux de recrutement Page 13 A. les incontournables Page 13 B. les critères clés Page 15 III. Les critères décisifs de recrutement Page 19 A. le feeling Page 19 B. La sincérité des candidats et Les méthodes de validation ou de contrôle Page 20 C. le projet professionnel

language/simple/informal : makes it an enjoyable/amusing/entertaining reading hence his world-wide success/worldacclaim : he is a best-seller on either part of the ocean In this excerpt/extract : he’s telling about his son’s leaving for university , his feelings about it , his son’s habits when there, but also about the cost entailed and his worries for the future if and when his 4 go to college in their turn A suitable title : The bird has flown ( the coop/the nest) 2 main parts : the son’s leaving and

Donc la pomme contient de l’eau. * Mise en évidence du glucose Pour mettre en évidence du glucose, on fait le test au liqueur de feeling au bain marie. Expérience et schéma Rouge brique On chauffe le tube au bain marie Morceau de pomme Liqueur de Feeling En présence de liqueur il devient rouge. .brique Donc la pomme contient du glucose. * Mise en évidence de l’amidon Pour

recipient (=interlocuteur). The more our communication code suits, the recipient’s communication code, the better the message will be conveyed (= transmis, véhiculés). Relational > MENTAL PICTURE Perceiving, EXPERIENCE Emotionnal > feeling, living Connoting Informational > referring, denoting DEFINITION Each time we have to use the expressions « super, extra », it means that the word that follows is too weak. Vocabulaire : To support = soutenir. A supporter

passed using the MBTI® test, Myers-Briggs Type indicator, Introduction to type, sixth edition (2000) my score falls as follow: Extravert / Introvert: Extravert 14 / Introvert 11 Sensing / Intuition: Sensing 16 / intuition 14 Thinking / Feeling: Feeling 13 / feeling 10 Judging / Perceptive: Judging 19 / Perceptive 4 Belbin® Team Roles questionnaire A team role as defined by Dr Meredith Belbin is: "A tendency to behave, contribute and interrelate with others in a particular way. It must be noted

les licences I) Historique Dolce & Gabbana II) Structure et licences III) Bilan de licence Conclusion: évolution futur de la marque Introduction le monde la mode et les licences Licence définition Marque A Cahier des charges Marque B Licence : Contrat aux termes duquel le propriétaire d'une marque , accorde un droit d'utilisation à une personne ou une entreprise. Les modalités du contrats de licence sont inscrit dans le cahier des charges : Il décrit précisément le contexte et

situation and not hoping for change or improvement Satisfaction: the feeling of having everything you need or want Joy: great happiness Fulfilling: meeting all your needs and expectations Material possessions: objects, as opposed to abstract ideas such as love 2) Written exercises: Answer the following questions: a) What makes Rebecca and Kate happy? ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. b) What makes the first speaker happy? Why? …………………………………………………………

Tom and Gatsby went face to face and Myrtleʼs brutal death -- for which Gatsby took full responsibility -- while illustrating the characterʼs sincere love for Daisy achieved to put his dream to an end. Nick awakes with a start before dawn with the feeling he needs to warn Gatsby of something immediatly. He finds him at his mansion where Jay waited all night for Daisy to appear at her window. Gatsby tells Nick «Nothing happened» : Daisy did not get hurt by Tom, nor did she came outside and talk to him