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been employed by McDonald's. (According to a news piece on Fox News this figure is one in ten.) The book also states that McDonald's is the largest private operator of playgrounds in the U.S., as well as the single largest purchaser of beef, pork, potatoes, and apples. The selection of meats McDonald's uses varies with the culture of the host country. Shareholder dividends McDonald's has increased shareholder dividends for 25 consecutive years,[21] making it one of the S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats

disposant du texte, des arguments identifiés et reformulés, devraient les réorganiser en fonction du texte et surtout ajouter des liens logiques. On pourra exploiter à cette fin le mode « plan » d’un traitement de texte, ou des exerciseurs comme « Hot potatoes », présent dans la suite logicielle MCNL, pour réorganiser des segments de textes ou proposer des textes à trous. On peut aussi envisager un exercice comportant l'identification de trois arguments d'un petit texte et proposer pour l'un de ces

attorney both told her satisfactorily represented that the owner of the house was people you know. entitled to hold onto her deposit money until another buyer made an acceptable offer on the property. Patricia was astonished that she had gotten into such hot water by following instructions. Fortunately, it all turned out well when another buyer came along. But it was a sobering experience for a first-time homebuyer. Chapter 3: How to Know Even More about Properties than the Inspectors You Hire 30

feet one mouse --> two mice one goose --> two geese one tooth --> two teeth one wife --> two wives one child --> two children one knife --> two knives one thief --> two thieves one dwarf --> two dwarves (ou: dwarfs) one potato --> two potatoes one leaf --> two leaves one life --> two lives one loaf --> two loaves one half --> two halves > Certains mots rarissimes ne changent pas du tout au pluriel: one moose --> two moose one sheep --> two sheep one aircraft -->

ancestors – for them it is a form of desecration. ᕣ The use of Indian names for American products: Land O Lakes Butter, Dakota Trucks, Navajo Trucking Lines, Mohawk Carpets, Tecumseh Motors, Pontiac Cars, Winnebago RVs, Seneca Sauerkraut, Big Chief Potatoes etc. Aborigines Stolen generations (1869-1969) : the Australian government took Aborigine children from their parents because they considered that the Aborigines could not offer them a good education and that it was a necessary form of child protection

: distribution en linéaire 4. Restauration rapide : pour les citadins modernes, pressés et loin de chez eux Ø Fast-food : sur place ou à emporter, n'importe quand Ø Restauroute : au bord des autoroutes, en self-service Ø Snack : sandwichs, hot-dogs généralement dans les débits de boissons Ø Sandwicherie : à emporter, le " hit " en restauration rapide Ø Food-court : par îlots de restauration Ø Restauration automatique : vente par automates 5. Restauration traiteur : Ø Service classique

brève quand il est placé entre deux consonnes. Il est alors prononcé en anglais britannique comme le « o » du mot français « obélisque » (o) et en anglais américain comme le « â » du mot français « mât » (â). ߜ not (not [UK], nât [US]) (ne… pas) ߜ hot (h’ot [UK], h’ât [US]) (très chaud) ߜ stop (stop [UK], stâp [US]) (arrêter) ߜ a lot (e lot [UK], e lât [US]) (beaucoup) ߜ dollar (do-le [UK], dâ-le [US]) (dollar) o + seconde voyelle Le o doublé (oo) donne deux sons de voyelle supplémentaires : ou

snowed all day yesterday 10- snowflakes 11- a hurricane 12- The sun is shinning 13- The wind is blowing 14- the temperature 15- I am sitting in the sun 16- It is cloudy. 17- In winter the nights are long and cold 18- It is cold 19- It is windy 20- It is hot. FOAD-SPIRIT http://www.foad-spirit.net Page 11/11 Dialogue : Le jardin 1- Le jardin 2- Salut, qu'est-ce que vous faites ? 3- Maman arrose ses tomates. 4- et papa tond la pelouse. 5- Où est ton frère ? 6- Il bêche le jardin dehors. 7-

witch-doctor! For Theo, it wasn‟t a problem, because he didn‟t believe in those things. So the following month, he took the minimum, but all the necessary luggage, and headed for Santo Domingo, capital of the Dominican Republic. When Theo arrived in this hot, exotic and beautiful country, he didn‟t realise what was happening to him. In his hotel, Theo met some young people like him, but he preferred to stay alone, and discovered the country by himself. One beautiful day, he remembered his friend‟s bet,

ancestors – for them it is a form of desecration. The use of Indian names for American products: Land O Lakes Butter, Dakota Trucks, Navajo Trucking Lines, Mohawk Carpets, Tecumseh Motors, Pontiac Cars, Winnebago RVs, Seneca Sauerkraut, Big Chief Potatoes etc. Aborigines Stolen generations (1869-1969) : the Australian government took Aborigine children from their parents because they considered that the Aborigines could not offer them a good education and that it was a necessary form of child protection