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and first-time directors and authors. In this new media world, however, the exact opposite is true. Stability means nothing. Audience attention spans are short and a million Next Big Things are always around the corner. Fads can be created in the morning, be hugely profitable by lunch time and dead in the water by midnight. Never have wealth and fame been so easy to achieve, and so quick to vanish. Trends change so fast that the best many new media moguls can do is ‘get in, get rich, move on’. And

articles ont cependant fait état de l’efficacité des médicaments anti-allergènes, due à leur effet asséchant. Cette nouvelle a été immédiatement couverte par tous les plus importants bulletins de nouvelles (World News Tonight, Today, Early Show, Good Morning America) ainsi que par la majorité des journaux quotidiens. Il est à noter qu’aucun d’effort de marketing 7 8 http://www.instituteforpr.org/ Outcomes are defined in The Dictionary for Public Relations Measurement and Research as “quantifiable

l’autorisation du Centre français d’exploitation du droit de copie (20, rue des Grands Augustins, 75006 Paris). Imprimé au Cned - Site de Rennes 7 rue du Clos Courtel 35050 Rennes Cedex 9 Sommaire Conseils généraux Séquence 1 p.5 Fighting for a good cause p.15 Séquence 2 Necessity is the mother of invention p.47 Séquence 3 Every man to his trade p.77 Séquence 4 The world’s your oyster p.129 Séquence 5 India : a member of the Commonwealth p.177 Séquence 6 Let’s focus on artistic creation

a general rule, the police can place in police custody the persons caught in “flagrante delicto” as well as those whom it suspects of having committed - even to be about to commit - a malpractice when this measure seems necessary to facilitate the good progress of the penal investigation or to prevent the suspects from committing other malpractices. The legislative measures concerning the police custody evolved a lot during the last years, but the fundamental principles of the 1679 law on the habeas

Pickwick Papers (le roman de Dickens) [je ne précise pas quand, sinon je dois employer le prétérit]), * s'il s'agit d'une action accomplie dans une période qui n'est pas encore terminée (Ex. pendant la matinée, je dis I've been to the doctor's this morning — Je suis allé chez le médecin ce matin [si je parle de cela pendant l'après-midi, je dois employer le prétérit parce que la période dont je parle (le matin) est terminée]), * s'il s'agit d'une action qui continue depuis un moment du passé jusqu'au

quoting* the text (*to quote = citer) (6 x 1,5= 9 pts) R W a) There is less water than before in that part of the world. b) There will be a war if people continue to use more and more water. c) Palestinians use more water than Israelis. d) It’s not a good idea to cultivate cotton, rice, citrus. e) Palestinians accuse Israelis of using too much water. f) Israelis are ready to make efforts to find solutions to the problems. a N’oubliez pas d’envoyer la notice individuelle si vous ne l’avez pas jointe

paresseuse intelligent(e) ennuyeux / ennuyeuse intéressant(e) ordonné(e) désordonné(e) ∆ ETRE ≠ AVOIR to BE hot cold hungry thirsty afraid / frightened right wrong 15 years old / 15 to be tired to be ill/sick to be well How are you? I’m fine (GB) /good (US) ! Very well, thanks! AVOIR chaud froid faim soif peur raison tort 15 ans être fatigué être malade aller/se porter bien Comment vas-tu ? Je vais bien ! Très bien, merci ! teacher doctor nurse dentist vet farmer fireman policeman postman businessman

stories up, and made the characters good Mahommedans, living in Bagdad or India. The events were often supposed to happen in the reign of the great Caliph, or ruler of the Faithful, Haroun al Raschid, who lived in Bagdad in 786-808 A.D. The vizir who accompanies the Caliph was also a real person of the great family of the Barmecides. He was put to death by the Caliph in a very cruel way, nobody ever knew why. The stories must have been told in their present shape a good long while after the Caliph died

adjectif Ex. : a bright-red car (une voiture rouge vif) ; a light-blue umbrella (un parapluie bleu clair) Ex. : dark-haired (brun(e)) ; blue-eyed (aux yeux bleus) ; short-faced (au visage court) • • Ex. : Nom, adverbe ou adjectif + gérondif good-looking (mignon(ne)) ; tennis-playing (joueur(se)) de tennis) • Ex. : Adjectif + nom "-ed" Nom+ participe passé a home-made cake (un gâteau fait maison) IV. LES ADJECTIFS EN "–ING" ET EN "–ED" • Ex. : This book was very interesting. (Ce livre

W २ २ a) There is less water than before in that part of the world. २ २ b) There will be a war if people continue to use more and more water. २ २ c) Palestinians use more water than Israelis. २ २ d) It’s not a good idea to cultivate cotton, rice, citrus. २ २ e) Palestinians accuse Israelis of using too much water. २ २ f) Israelis are ready to make efforts to find solutions to the problems. a N’oubliez pas d’envoyer la notice individuelle