Feeling

watching TV (watch) TV when we heard (hear) a gunshot.  2 action passées (---) qui durent (= actions de fond), donc prétérit en BE+ING, interrompues par une brève, donc prétérit simple 10) I‘ve witnessed (witness) a murder, it’s horrible ! I‘m feeling (feel) so bad !  Le 1er évènement (passé) a des conséquences dans le présent donc present perfect.  Le 2ème indique un sentiment sur le moment donc présent en BE+ING.

me notant les fréquences /jours ou /semaines et les quantités cela m'avait aider afin de construire mon planning de repas .Puis je l'ai modifié petit à petit !!!! Prends ton temps ,afin de répartir les aliments comme il te semble bon ,va y au feeling !!!Tu peux nous donner des exemples de tes repas ,on pourra t'aider!!! Alors étant du groupe O moi aussi, je suis adepte des petits-déjeuners salés. En regardant mon suivi tu pourras en voir le détail. Dans l'idée c'est protéines et légumes

of this mess. It's a love story, baby, just say yes. Oh, Oh. I got tired of waiting. Wondering if you were ever coming around. My faith in you was fading- When I met you on the outskirts of town. And I said... Romeo save me, I've been feeling so alone. I keep waiting, for you but you never come. Is this in my head, I don't know what to think- He knelt to the ground and pulled out a ring and said... Marry me Juliet, you'll never have to be alone. I love you, and that's all I really

know Even through the darkest night You'll see what I see There's a reason to belive in you and me... I would die if you left me Drowning in sorrow Baby don't kill me tonight Would you hold on to me, girl? and love me tomorrow When I'm feeling blue It is you who's reaching out for me again Whenever I need your wings to fly away You feel what I feel, hear what I hear Even through the darkest night You'll sleep when I sleep There's a reason to belive in faith cause Heaven sent me

fact about this play adaptation of Frankenstein is the attention paid into the making of every stage set. The settings are so well done that the watcher doesn’t feel like he’s watching a piece, it is as if he was part of it too; it’s an amazing feeling. The biggest lack is certainly the fact that it doesn’t suit perfectly to the novel: there is no beginning! The viewer who has never read the book can be totally lost because he doesn’t see the contextualization. The play begins with the creation

time, people believed heart was the center of emotions in human body; it's easy to understand because after all, heart is the one which beat faster when you love, and that led to many expressions, for example, don't be frightened about showing your feelings, even if you have your                     , do it! And if after that you only get a                                   , because you'd been rejected by a person with a                              , maybe you could                                

missing.Thanks to the robot who asks him : '' Do you please them? '' He finds out that love is a two way street.That is to say he should please them too. From that moment on , he will give open his mind , his soul to his robot in telling him all his feelings of his life. By doing so , little by little , he unveals his soul and allows the robot to think , feel and react more and more like him (136). Nonetheless Joe makes him understand that phisical ideal shouldn't be the only way and aim and that personality

answers. (10’) Understanding the text 1) In what way are Karim’s uncle Anwar and his father (Haroon) similar according to the text? (Use your own words in your answer.) (10’) 2) What does the smoky bacon incident show about Anwar’s religious feelings? (5’) Point of view 3) Explain what point of view Hanif Kureishi uses in his novel. Find evidence for your answer in the text. (5’) 4) How does (young) Karim’s point of view influence the way we get to know his father and his uncle? (Would

make me think that the lonely protagonist of the nightmare lives in a State directed by the despotism and the lack of freedom : “People talking without speaking, people ” certainly means that in spite of the fact that the people can’t express their feelings, because of the totalitarian regime, they manage to communicate between themselves. What’s more, the next sentence seems to confirm that the state is ruled by a dictatorship that abolished the freedom of speech : “People writing song that voices

personality, enriching our knowledge, providing us with information of any kind. Mass media can have an effect on our personal identity: it can help us to feel that we are part of a group (social networks) but on the other hand it can contribute to a feeling of isolation. Media can have a strong political influence or can shape the way we perceive certain groups of society – minority groups, pressure groups…mass media is powerful because it makes us believe what is acceptable and unacceptable behaviour