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que j’avais tort. 19. It was my fault. C’était ma faute. 20. Please forgive me for being impolite. Veuillez pardonner mon impolitesse. 21. I am sorry to interrupt you. Je suis désolé de vous interrompre. 22. I must apologize for being late. Je vous prie d’excuser mon retard. 23. That was my mistake. C’était une erreur de ma part. 24. I didn’t do it on purpose. Je ne l’ai pas fait exprès. 25. I know I shouldn’t have done it. Je sais que je n’aurais pas

WEBISODES I What is a webisode ? A- Definition of a webisode The word webisode is a contraction of two words : web and episode. It is generally short and webcasted by streaming or downloading. It can be used as a preview, a promotion , a short or a commercial. It can be made in the continuity of a tvshow yet existing or it can be created for an internet purpose. A web episode is part of a web serie which a composant of a new medium : the web television. Most

heart Desired, since they brought me and set me on the renowned Way of the goddess, who with her own hands conducts the man who knows through all things. On what way was I borne 5 along; for on it did the wise steeds carry me, drawing my car, and maidens showed the way. And the axle, glowing in the socket - for it was urged round by the whirling wheels at each end - gave forth a sound as of a pipe, when the daughters of the Sun, hasting to convey me into the light, threw back their veils I Les cavales

Principles and Norms on Ecumenism (Rome 1993) has identified mixed marriages between baptised Christians as a circumstance of need for eucharistic sharing (DAPNE159,160). It is the only addition to the single example of a circumstance of need given in the Code of 1983: danger of death (can. 844, 4) - an indication of the importance given to it. Partners who "share the sacraments of baptism and marriage" (160) are joined together in Christ in a very particular way. The two have become one. In the creation

by Ian Fisher. Let sum up first the text briefly: The narrator recounts in this article, when he was 40, he bought a Global Positioning System (GPS) navigator in Italy. So he has fitted the GPS on a scooter to drive around Rome. At first, the narrator compares the use of a GPS between Americans and Italians. Indeed, he says that “this is exactly the ridiculous sort of think Italians expect Americans to do». Electronic equipment have an importance in Americans' life, they need it to live and they

The voice Mrs 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

handed it to them, suddenly the teacup spoke, "You don't understand. I have not always been a teacup. There was a time when I was just a lump of red clay. My master took me and rolled me, pounded and patted me over and over and I yelled out, "Don't do that." "I don't like it!" "Let me alone," but he only smiled, and gently said; "Not yet!" Then WHAM! I was placed on a spinning wheel and suddenly I was spun around and around and around. "Stop it! I'm getting so dizzy! I'm going to be sick

break marked by the seminar on Ethics of Psychoanalysis (1959-60), a break which radically shifted the accent of his teaching: from the dialectics of desire to the inertia of enjoyment (jouissance), from the symptom as coded message to the sinthome as letter permeated with enjoyment, from the 'unconscious structured like a language' to the Thing in its heart, the irreducible kernel of jouissance that resists all symbolization.1 The aim of the present article is to exemplify some of the key motifs of this

Food, drinks & meals 11. Months, days of the week 12. The body 13. The weather / seasons 14. Clothes 15. Health (simple terms only) 16. Shopping 17. Sports 18. Village, town 19. Plants and animals 20. Cultural and social events SKILLS Pupils will be able to 1. Listen to and understand simple English 2. Orally communicate simple information 3. Read and understand simple English 4. Write simple compositions (sentences, short paragraphs, etc.) FUNCTIONS/NOTIONS Pupils will learn to GRAMMAR Pupils

company suffers to external events and risks. To raise, they had to change their management policy in changing their principal strategy which represented a comparative advantage. Indeed, the diversification strategy has been really little profitable if it is not overdrawn and to grow up their results they have adopted a new market position in other words a new positioning. What are the impacts of the diversification and the new location on the company’s profits, and which are the risks of the Club Med