Friends

COMPRÉHENSION a The narrator’s real name is Annabelle. She used to live in New England, where her best friend was called Dori, and her favourite toy was a stuffed dog called Boomer. At the time, her father was a MIT professor, and her mother probably a housewife. But at fall, they suddenly change life: they move to Tampa, Florida. They also change names: she, the daughter, will be called Sally, while her father will be called Anthony, and her mother, Claire. z Annabelle could be 6 or 7, as

birthday   Wedding Really important in a kid life and they must be celebrated Major event, many rites must be respected (reef tackle, greetings…) Doing business in China  Respect for superiors, duty to family, loyalty to friends, sincerity and courtesy  Age brings increased respect and status.  Handshaking is the accepted greeting  Chinese lower their eyes slightly as a sign of respect. Staring may make Chinese uncomfortable.  It is very important

of such a poor picture. Probably forgetting about it while he was playing golf in the after-noon (a part of the day which is completely looked over, as any conversation relating to golf, or not relating directly to the mezzotint), it is his golfing friend who picks up the engraving and gives his opinion about it, which differs from Mr. Williams’, especially concerning the presence of a figure. There are two possible interpretations: either the two men don’t have the same tastes concerning topographical

[2010], p2010. J BROWN Collects twelve stories about Arthur and his friends and their adventures. STANDARD # = 9781607887775. STANDARD # = 1607887770. As always, Julia : the letters of Julia Child and Avis DeVoto : food, friendship, and the making of a masterpiece Child, Julia. Boston, MA : Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, c2010. 641.5092 AS Presents more than 200 letters exchanged between Julia and Avis DeVoto, her friend and unofficial literary agent. This collection opens the window on Julia's

background is white, the colours of the pictures are bright wich is striking, everyhting seems to be clear by the fact that the images have white frames and are squared.The target of this topic is obviously a young woman who wants to have good times with friends. All elements present on the ad are the keys for a woman happiness. The pictures are colourfull which attract female attention and the one of the pool illustrates the relaxing times people could have here. The red words presents in the text raise

career. She is a calm and serious woman. She is opposite of Louis Conelly. He is the bad boy who have no contact with his parents, he is playing in a band with his friends. He fights a lot and gets in trouble with the others in the band all the time. But he became a serious business man 11 years later until he met one of his old friend who played in the band with him, and then he became the same as he was before. Conclusion: I think that everybody should watch this movie, it is one of the best

alors décider de les ajouter dans votre liste de contacts, que Facebook appelle vos amis ou « friends ». Ils s’y ajouteront effectivement une fois qu’ils auront approuvé votre demande. Votre liste d’amis grandit ainsi rapidement, au fur et à mesure de vos découvertes et des sollicitations des autres utilisateurs. Pour agrandir votre cercle d’amis, vous pouvez aussi utiliser la fonction « Find friends using your e-mail », qui s’affiche en page d’accueil. Cette fonctionnalité vous permet d’utiliser

→REPHRASE! + BE CLEAR enough as you talk, so the other groups can understand what you say + MAINTAIN EYE CONTACT with THE AUDIENCE during your presentation. You may use the board to write difficult / new words. 1 GROUP A’ Listen to your friends and answer the following questions: GROUP B 1. Read the following article carefully. 2. Your task will consist in explaining orally: -the differences in social success and achievements for legal Hispanics (giving examples)

sent the cat / I haven’t seen the cat / Have you seen the cat? TOPIC 1: The verb have Transform the following sentences into negative sentences and then into questions 1. You have a lot of friends a. Negative: YOU DON’T HAVE A LOT OF FRIENDS b. Question: DO YOU HAVE A LOT OF FRIENDS? 2. He has visited many cities a. Negative: HE HASN’T VISITED MANY CITIES b. Question: HAS HE VISITED MANY CITIES? 3. She has little money in the bank a. Negative:

91 95 109 113 121 127 133 141 147 153 163 171 177 181 189 195 201 x Acknowledgments We thank God and all those who do His bidding for giving us the opportunity to know this information and to write this book. We also thank our family and friends for their support and encouragement. In addition, we would like to thank a few people specifically. Thank you Margaret for keeping us clear and straight. Thank you George for a keen eye and a good look. Thank you Alex and Heather for your enthusiasm