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précieuses indications sur le ton utilisé, sur les expressions du visage ou les gestes. - ces verbes sont accompagnés d’adverbes ou d’expressions en ‘with / without’ + groupe nominal pour également préciser le ton ou l’attitude de la personne qui parle. b. Il doit donner au lecteur l’illusion d’entendre une langue orale. - des indices permettent de savoir quel est le registre de langue utilisé. Ex : des ellipses, des doubles sujets, des erreurs de pronoms sont le signe d’une langue familière etc. - il

principes cachés, camouflés, au travers des phénomènes quotidiens. Ils sont indéfinissables. On doit voir ses principes et leurs liens. L’esprit de géométrie (eg) relève de la raison, de la rationalité alors que l’esprit fin relève des sentiments (« feelings») Puisqu’il aborde l’humain, Pascal recourra beaucoup à l’esprit de finesse. « Les misères de l’humain a) L’imagination (no 104) Imagination : faculté de recevoir et de crée des images particulières qui peuvent influencer notre état corporel. Raison :

Study of the incipit of Sarah Kane’s Crave. Crave is Sarah Kane’s penultimate play, which was published in 1998. In this play, four characters, respectively named C, M, B and A, are delivering to the audience what we could name utterances. Are they communicating? Is there a kind of logic after all in the play? The first reading of the play is really challenging, first because it is really hard to distinguish who is speaking, as initials do not help us to recognize the characters and give them

toujours plus sur la personne concernée. Après quelques échanges, viens l’heure de la rencontre, a eux de constater si le feeling crée sur la toile peut être réel. Il y a pourtant un seul bémol, avant de se lancer les yeux fermés à la rencontre d'une personne rencontrée sur Internet: lorsqu'on est mineur. Là où la rencontre peut être formidable, elle peut aussi avoir sa face B: la perversion, notamment avec les enfants. En effet, tout le monde circule sur la toile et le monde n'est pas toujours pavé

basic selling skills, relationship, needs, solution, overcoming objections Incentive program and evaluation program for the performance of CSR. 2. Compare and contrast the jobs of CAR and CSR. How important is each (a) to bank operations and (b) to customer satisfaction? CAR holds more comprehensive skills than CSR. CAR has 15 hours training which related to basic selling skills, relationship, needs, solution, overcoming objections. CSR just has 2 hours training which related to needs, product

Puis nous constaterons que de nos jours elles ont plutôt tendance à nous séparer qu’à nous rassembler. Plan : I- Les boites de nuit: Un terme récent dans le millieu parisien A) Du café, en passant par le théatre au cabaret, tout le monde y entrait B) Les dancings et la premiere "discothèque" II- La "Boite de nuit", un lieu sélectif Entrer en boite de nuit, ça peut etre une épreuve très compliquée. Effectivement, il ne suffit pas d'être majeur. L'apparence, la façon de s'habiller, avoir un réseau

with care” (line 4/5) = he is posher + he has the SBE (SOUTHERN BRITISH ENGLISH) Physical appearance “he had grown a light moustache” (line 2) “He seemed thinner, taller” (line 4) He became westernized as he adopted western habits and culture. b. Love at first sight He fell in love with such a beautiful girl: Olinda « I have a girl friend» (line 10) “I love her very much” (line 12) “She is so beautiful” (line 14) He came back to Kenya so as to break the news to his family and his friend

Nearly everyone in town is within a five-minute walk of the shops, and yet as far as I can tell virtually no one does. I walk to town nearly every day when I am at home. I go to the post office or library or the local bookshop, and sometimes, if I am feeling particularly debonair, I stop at Rosey Jekes Café for a cappuccino. Every few weeks or so I call in at the barbershop and let one of the guys there do something with my hair. All this is a big part of my life and I wouldn't dream of doing it other

mutual transfer » between the formulae of commercials and those of separate programmes. Discussion of advertising’s cultural effects is not a new phenomenon. As early as the 1930s, the literary critic F.R Leavis accused advertisers of corrupting feelings, debasing language, exploiting people’s emotional needs and fears and encouraging greed, snobbery and social conformity. The language used by advertisers shows that they think of people as targets on which to make an impact, rather than as human

more serene in his cell at the second appearance of the rats, she is intrigued by the rat hole in the wall. His eyes no longer filled with fear but it is insured. Then she discovered the toilet paper rolls on which one can distinguish a script. B) Valerie’s story Valerie's story is written on pieces of toilet paper founded in a crack of the wall. Evey seems very interested in its contents. During the reading of this autobiography, testimony, there is a close-up on the face of Evey. Valérie's