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sustainable tourism develops more and more. Wether it's favour of the environment or the local community, a lot of people changes their mode of travels, of visits a country. I.The various facets of the sustainable tourism 1)Know the country to which we go Before going on a trip in a foreign country, it is essential to inquire on the means of transportation which we are going to use (the plane, the train,...) to be able to use the way of transporting least poluant. On the other hand, as regards the

not take the bus to school because it does not exist, but I took a bus and then the metro. I have five in the morning lesson and lunch. After school I go home and I watch TV or I studied. (But not every day, twice a week because I participated in the training of football.) About ten hours of night I go to bed. The weekend if the weather is good I go to the park with my friends or take a tour of the city.

avez raison. She thinks you are right. 2. Je ne comprends pas ce que vous dites. I do not understand what you are saying. 3. Qu’est ce que vous buvez? What are you drinking ? 4. J’ai acheté cette montre il y a 3 mois. I bought this watch three months ago. 5. Que faisiez vous en 1990? What did you do in nineteen ninety ? 6. Il savait que c’était vrai. He knew it was true. 7. Je l’ai déjà envoyé à la BBC. I have already sent it to the BBC. 8. Je l’ai envoyé à la BBC

Jane, Suzan, Sarah and I are sitting in the balcony of my apartment; debating what movie we should go watch. The discussion is a heated one since each one of us is proposing a different movie. I am getting more aggravated by the minute. How could they not want to watch the movie I picked: Gone with the Wind? I move up from my seat and lean against the railing in an attempt to get fresh air. It is very apparent that I am annoyed and angry. Suzan is approaching me in an attempt to tickle me and calm

them: besides (preposition) means "in addition to". It precedes a noun/pronoun/gerund: Besides working in a bookshop she looks after the garden. besides (conjunction) means "in addition". It usually precedes its clause, but can follow it: I can't go to the cinema; I'm busy . Besides, I don't have any money. Note that moreover could replace besides here in more formal English. Also, anyway or in any case could be used here in more informal English: Anyway, I don't have any money . otherwise

This is what most people strive for but very few ever feel free. The majority of people go to work, come home, watch a little TV, spend a little time with the family, go to bed to wake up the next day to do it all over again. Some people feel trapped in a life that doesn't feel rewarding. They don't experience much joy or happiness because they have created a world of limitations. They don't believe they can have more than what they do and settle for what is. Although we spend our entire life

neither… nor (ni… ni) Exemple : I’ve got a brother and a sister : J’ai un frère et une sœur → 2 noms Do you like your coffee black or white : Aimes-tu ton café noir ou avec du lait → 2 adj He neither plays nor watches : Il ne joue ni ne regarde → 2 verbes 2) Les conjonctions de subordination a) Les conjontions de temps  - when (quand ) The sun was shining when we left : le soleil brillait quand nous sommes partis. - as ( comme , au moment

que je ne peux pas aller au pub (bar), et je ne peux pas non plus fumer. I can't go to the pub, and I can't smoke either. 2,5 2) Je sais présenter une personne. Je suis capable de:/18 ---------------------------------- demander quand tu es né (birthday). When were you born? 1,5 ---------------------------------- dire que mes parents me laissent sortir le weekend. My parents let me go out at the weekend. 1,5 ---------------------------------- dire qu'ils ne me font

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get that scrape on his face? He says: he fell down. There's something missing in that boy. Rahim: my friend. Children are not colouring books. You don't get to fill them with your favourite colours. He's not like you. He'll never be like you. But watch. He'll turn out well. Baba: a boy who won't stand up for himself, becomes a man who won't stand up for anything. Rahim and Amir Jan. Rahim: may I come in? I wanted to say good bye. I'm going to Pakistan tomorrow. That's a fine kite Amir: Hassan