I Have A Dream

était splendide à Miami » qui fait une description du passé, il faut le preterite simple : There was a lot of sun and the weather was splendid in Miami. • Quand on parle d’une habitude dans le passé, c’est le preterite simple ou bien would ou used to + bv. Pour traduire « Je voyageais beaucoup pendant mes études », qui parle d’une habitude dans le passé, il existe trois possibilités : – I travelled a lot during my studies ; – I would travel a lot during my studies ; – I used to travel a lot during my

everyone’s a minority Page 68/69 The text I’m going to present is an article written by Stodghill and Amanda Bower and published in the American magazine Time on August 25, 2002. The article deals with the ethnic groups in the United States and their growing importance in some cities like Sacramento in California. I will divide my commentary into 4 parts: 1. First I will locate the city of Sacramento and Sequoia Way and explain why many ethnic minorities live there. 2. Second, I will

Africa: The rise of a Long Forsaken continent I. African Dream 1. A new economic target For a long time Africa has been neglected by international investors, but the situation has changed. Indeed African countries are attracting more and more foreign investors. Africa is becoming therefore a new economic target. We will see at first the reasons why foreign investors are now more confident in the potential of African countries? Africa natural resources is certainly the main reason

Everything starts with a fitst-degree song. We have to say Nightmare, Avenged Sevenfold fifth album, was made with pain, due to Jimmy Sullivan's death, drummer who died at the age of 28, last December. Entirely composed before the one we called The Rev took his leave, Nightmare was such a difficult record to finish : a real Nightmare where some guardian Angels nevertheless bent down. First, this amazing tandem made up of the producer Mike Elizondo (a multi-instrumentist with an eclectic CV (Switchfoot

Musique a Joué - La poupée qui fait « NON » de Michel Polnareff (3 accords) [ E(x4) A(x4) D(x2) A(x2) E(x4) ] x2 [A(x4) E(x4) D(x2) A(x2) E(x4) ] x2 - Le Lion est mort ce soir – Henry Salvador (3 accords) E A E B - Tous les garçons et les filles – Françoise Hardy (4 accords) - Et moi Et moi Et moi – Jacques Dutronc (4 accords) - Mon amant de St Jean – Patrick Bruel (3 accords) - C’est ma

of bad news, informed us that new information indicates Al Qaeda terrorists are here and planning to attack any day now. According to Ridge, there has been "a continuous stream of reporting that talks about the possibility of attacks within the United States." Attorney General John Ashcroft and FBI Director Robert Mueller followed today with a press conference, complete with photographs and descriptions of seven individuals whom they believe to be terrorists. Ashcroft said that Al Qaeda plans to "hit

Pour moi je pense que la nourriture est meilleure que le sexe pour plusieurs raisons : Avec la nourriture, nous pouvons en faire notre commerce, la vendre, créer une entreprise et gagner notre vie. Contrairement au sexe, qui ne sert strictement à rien dans le business, sauf peut-être pour les femmes… (blague) Avec la nourriture, nous pouvons avoir des milliers de possibilités afin de prendre du plaisir. Nous ne sommes pas limités contrairement au sexe. Vous n’êtes d’ailleurs pas pointé du

Oscar Wilde presents a very candid impression of Victorian society and its values in The Importance Of Being Earnest. The title itself represents the irony of the play. The word earnest works on two levels- first the name Ernest, which is the main focus of the play, and also it sounds like honest which is exactly what Jack and Algernon- the two main characters of the play-are not. There are four main themes which can be recognised in the play: social snobbery, money matters, appearance matters

Synopsis: A searing, postapocalyptic novel destined to become Cormac McCarthy's masterpiece. A father and his son walk alone through burned America. Nothing moves in the ravaged landscape save the ash on the wind. It is cold enough to crack stones, and when the snow falls it is gray. They sky is dark. Their destination is the coast, although they don't know what, if anything, awaits them there. They have nothing; just a pistol to defend themselves against the lawless bands that stalk the road, the

Mary Harter, a rich widow1, lives in a big house with her nephew, Charles. He has convinced her to buy a wireless2 to keep her company. It was about three months after the wireless had been installed that the first eerie3 thing happened. Charles was absent for a bridge party. The programme for that evening was a ballad4 concert. A well-known soprano was singing “Annie Laurie”, and in the middle of “Annie Laurie” a strange thing happened. There was a sudden break, the music ceased for a moment, the