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fiches photocopiables p. 276 de ce guide. L’important n’est pas tant l’objet en soi mais le(s) souvenir(s) qu’il évoque. Accepter tout type d’objet en lien avec le souvenir d’une expérience culturelle : carte postale, T-shirt, photo, article d’un gift shop comme un mug, voire une peluche… Si les élèves ne possèdent pas d’objet de ce type, on peut leur proposer de parler à partir d’un CD, d’un DVD, d’une affiche de film, d’un ticket de concert... • Temps de préparation en classe de cinq minutes

[G7] Christmas [F] just like the one's I used to [C] know Where the tree tops glis [C7] ten and [F] children lis [Fmi] ten To [C] hear [D7] sleigh bells in the [G7] snow. [C] I'm dreaming of a [Dm] white [G7] Christmas [F] with ever Christmas card I [C] write May your days be mer [C7] ry and [F] bright [Fmi] [tacit] And may [C] all your [G7] Christmas's be [C] white. Blue Christmas **Capo 2 for the key Elvis recorded it in**

a nail near the chimney. The children's bed was pulled out into the center of the room; the bureau drawers were wide open, displaying their emptiness. Lantier had washed and had used the last of the pomade—two cents' worth on the back of a playing card—the dirty water in which he had washed still stood in the basin. He had forgotten nothing; the corner hitherto occupied by his trunk now seemed to Gervaise a vast desert. Even the small mirror was gone. With a presentiment of evil she turned hastily

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est issu d’un débat acrimonieux, polarisant et passionné. Depuis lors, le drapeau est devenu un élément fondamental de l’identité canadienne. Like the Flag, the Official Languages too have shaped the country, and ourselves […] This is the lasting gift of Laurendeau and Dunton, and these are the elements that enable us to know who we are and how we can make our contribution to humanity (Barker, 2007). En effet, notre vision reflète ce dialogue intense qui s’est déroulé entre les commissaires

altogether. Yet it seems unlikely that he would risk offending Marguerite de Navarre, to whom he dedicated the Tiers Livre, by endorsing anti-feminism so openly. But if Rabelais provoked, his true legacy lies elsewhere, in his comic exuberance and his gift for imaginative fantasy. His travellers hear frozen words thaw and discover in the person of ‘Messer Gaster’ (the stomach) the master of all arts and the sole motor of human progress. This earthy reminder of the basic humanity of man in no way contradicts

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