Grammatical number

produce product at roughly twice the rate possible with a non-stacked mold, mold costs are considerably higher because of… Résumé de l’invention – solutions : A new retractable pin mold for golf balls has now been discovered which alleviates a number of the problems of conventional golf ball retractable pin molds. An object of this invention is to provide improved quick-changeover cavity inserts… The present invention also provides increased reliability in the feedback control loop as it enables

dreams of a "new mythology", it became a constant reference for the theories and philosophies of art in the 19th and 20th centuries. Finally, it has become the vade mecum of Nazi politics. The course explores this modern concept of myth through a number of texts where the same questions are broached from different perspectives. It also aims to examine how the philological invention of myth presides over the self-invention of ''ethnographic'' nations and nationalisms. CULT 491 - Advanced Topics

singers. (Complete the sentence.) Instead of leaving the next day as most musicians did, they decided to stay on in Ethiopia near the starving people “to find out just how bad the African famine was”. (l.18) 8. What impressed them in Ethiopia? a. the number of dead and abandoned children b. a man who wanted to give them his child Paragraph 3 9. Find the equivalents of the following words (in this context and in the right order). a. effacer : erase (l.25) f. échanges commerciaux : trade (l.30) b

que certaines catégories grammaticales ne sont-ils pas bien assimilés et bien compris par les apprenants de l’anglais langue étrangère ? Est-ce la méthode dont la grammaire anglaise est présentée dans les ouvrages de grammaire qui ne permet pas vraiment à ces apprenants de comprendre le fonctionnement de ces catégories grammaticales et d’apprendre l’anglais correctement ? N’est-elle pas en fait une méthode qui incite les apprenants à s’approprier les règles grammaticales en faisant appel à leur mémoire

....... Their number was so great that early ........................... described them as “number-numberless” and the country was “one black robe” and the “plains were black and appeared as if in motion”. Their number was ............................... as 60 million. Buffalo were life for the Native Americans providing them with .............................., shelter, .................... and spiritual inspiration. By 1893, a ..............................estimated their number at around 300.

....... Their number was so great that early ........................... described them as “number-numberless” and the country was “one black robe” and the “plains were black and appeared as if in motion”. Their number was ............................... as 60 million. Buffalo were life for the Native Americans providing them with .............................., shelter, .................... and spiritual inspiration. By 1893, a ..............................estimated their number at around 300.

causes. 4 Séquence 1 – AN11 © Cned – Académie en ligne Vocabulary notes To be in the limelight: to be the focus of attention. To enjoy privacy: to appreciate one’s private life. To be on prime time: to be on (TV) when there is the highest number of viewers. To look your best: to take special care with your appearance. The leading role: the most important role (in a movie or the theatre). A play: literary work intended to be performed in the theatre. A supporting role: a secondary role. Stardom:

back home,” Dad said finally. I thought of our old council flat where Carl and me had grown up. Although we had lived in Crouch End for years, it was the crumbling flat in Stoke Newington that I thought of as home. The blue door with the silver number twenty-three and a knocker that could be heard anywhere in the flat. With the drain pipe in the bathroom, where bathwater from the flats above could be heard rushing through. My bedroom with its council-pink walls and tiny bed where I put my discarded

You tell him about great inventions that existed before the catastrophe. Objectifs lexicaux : lexique de l’invention et de l’innovation, lexique de l’environnement et de l’écologie. Unités de mesure (miles, feet, gallons, pounds). Objectifs grammaticaux : prétérit simple (used to), superlatifs et comparatifs (rebrassage), forme passive, marqueurs temporels, ordre des adjectifs (rebrassage), prépositions, modal should. Objectifs phonologiques : prononciation du lexique important (machine, creature

l'érudition de la langue maternelle et la seule chose que fait un enfant, est apprendre comment adapter ces mécanismes grammaticaux au lexique. Les empiristes soutiennent que les différences grammaticales qui existent dans les langues sont des preuves que la langue est acquise par le phénomène de l'érudition, mais Chomsky note que « seul dans le "structure superficiel" les différences grammaticales sont venues, pourtant dans le "structure profonde" il y a une grammaire valide pour toutes les langues ». Vis-à-vis