In the Mood

The kite runner. Phone call from Rahim Khan. R: Amir Jan. A:Rahim Khan? R: it's kind of you to remember. I have missed you, Amir Jan. A: it's good to hear your voice. R: you should come home. A: home? (sighing) I don't know if now's such a good time. R: it's a very bad time, but you should come. There's a way to be good again, Amir. Back in time. Amir and Hassan. A: what are you doing here? H: come and sit Amir. A: you're wasting time here. The kite went the other way. H: it will

SUMMER – HOT STUFF ** - EARTH WIND AND FIRE – SEPTEMBER *** - IMAGINATION – JUST AN ILLUSION *** - INDEEP – LAST NIGHT A DJ SAVED MY LIFE ** - JIMMY SOMERVILLE – YOU MAKE ME FEEL ** - JOHN TRAVOLTA – YOU’RE THE ONE I WANT GREACE **** - KOOL AND THE GANG – CÉLÉBRATION *** - KOOL AND THE GANG – SHE’S SO FRESH ** - LAURA BRANIGAN – SELF CONTROL * - LIPPS INC – FUNKYTOWN ** - MICKAEL JACKSON – BILLY JEAN *** - MICKAEL JACKSON – DON’T STOP ‘TIL YOU GET ENOUGH ** - MODERN TALKING – BROTHER LOUIE

Commentary The opening Stave of A Christmas Carol sets the mood, describes the setting, and introduces many of the principal characters. It also establishes the novel's allegorical structure. (Allegory, a type of narrative in which characters and events represent particular ideas or themes, relies heavily on symbolism. In this case, Scrooge represents greed, apathy, and all that stands in opposition to the Christmas spirit. Bob personifies those who suffer under the "Scrooges" of the world--the English

Examen d’Anglais Usuel. Social and political issues Against the law, illegal Contre la loi, illegal Legal Legal Steal sth Voler quelque chose Property Propriété Commit a crime Faire un crime Break the law Rompre la loi Obey the law Obéir à la loi Offence Crime Crime Crime An offender Un criminel A criminal Un criminel Minor Pas important Serious sérieux Kill somebody Tuer quelqu’un Attack somebody Attaquer quelqu’un

sur) Safety= sureté Each= chaque The plot= l’intrigue Setting= scenery= décor Stunt= une cascade (cinéma) Part= rôle A bargain= une affaire (business) Outlet store= magasin d’usine Store= magasin Office= bureau Talented= talenteux Gifted= doué Embarrassed= gené Event= évenement Sight= la vue A race= une course The laws= les lois Teams= équipes Nearly= presque

with France: discuss the similarities and the differences. Charlotte ADAM Teacher : Mr REDFERN At the time of European construction, the eternal hostility between France and England seems outdated. Yet the position of the two best enemies competing again during the last World Cup rugby is debatable. Historians even speak of the "Hundred Years War" which since the nineteenth century, is used to describe the period of the wars of Louis XIV to

------------------------------------------- In the Beginning: Ultima Thule, A Digital History of Canadian Poetry by Heather Pyrcz , The Songs of the Inuit and Anonymous Ballads Orpingalik, Kibkarjuk Before the invasion by European cultures of the shores of North America, when Europeans thought of Canada simply as Ultima Thule, the farthest land, First Nations sang songs to one other and to their gods. Many of these cultures are disappearing; others are being recovered. John Robert Colombo recognizes one first culture in the first

9: The body and movement 1. Skin = la peau 2. Forehead = le front 3. Chin = le menton 4. Cheek = la joue 5. Lips = des lèvres 6. Neck = le cou 7. Shoulder = l’épaule 8. Chest = la poitrine 9. Breast = le sein 10. Elbow = le coude 11. Wrist = le poignet 12. Thumb = un pouce 13. Waist = la taille 14. Hip = la hanche 15. Bottom = les fesses 16. Knee = le genou 17. Ankle = la cheville 18. Feet = le pied 19. Toe = l’orteil 20. Breathe = respirer 21. Breathe in/out

« There is no sense in doing genre criticism; it would seem, without first constituting a corpus that is incontrovertibly generic. » Common question we ask each other before going to the cinema or renting a movie are : “What sort of film shall we watch ? , What kind of film do you feel like seeing?” In making our selections, we might say things such as “I don’t like horror films, I’m not in the mood for drama, let’s watch a comedy”. These kinds of questions and statements identify, at least on

Vidéo anglais, exposé oral “School uniforms in Elizabeth” Nous avons choisis pour thème “school uniforms”, ainsi notre vidéo porte sur la mise en place d’uniformes depuis l’an passé dans des écoles du district d’Elizabeth dans le New Jersey. We choose as theme « school uniforms », so the video concerns the implementation of school uniforms in Elizabeth district‘s schools for the last year, in New Jersey. La présentatrice du journal Janine Strafaci introduit le reportage en disant qu’il deviendra