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Passive 1. Use of passive : -We use it to describe activities of industry, science and technology, and for official rules. Bananas “Chiquita” are exported to Europe. Payment can be made at any post office. -The passive is also often used in news reports. A number of political prisoners have been released. -Use the passive if you don’t know who does the action. His wallet was stolen. -The passive can be used if there is no interest about who does the action. A house was

She wrote the song “Dear Mr. President,” on Martin Luther King Day in 2005 and said that the song is an open letter to the then President of the United States, George W. Bush, and that it is one of the most important songs she had written. She stated that it would never be released as a single in the United States, because it was too important to be perceived as a publicity stunt.[1] It has since been released in Europe, Australia and Canada. So the song begins with “Dear Mr. President/ Come

Here are 7 months that you left my son. I write this letter to you in order to know how you go. How does your life occur over there? I learned that your unit returned at the base thanks to information televised… In the last letter that I received from you, you said to me that the combat is very hard and that you would ask whether you had made well be soldier. Last week I received the visit of one of your friends who is in permission, Paul Stewart. We lengthily discussed the life in Iraq, then

know what to do now. His daughter Rachel (a researcher in bio-chemistry) comes to visit him and suggests he should “invent a project”. He feels irritated and says he will probably die very soon, which makes Rachel very angry. The narrator admits it was a nasty thing to do, but says he is rather a friendly man (which, according to him, was a quality required by his job; however this job taught him “the dangers of family life”). He doesn’t think he was as bad a father and husband as Rachel claims

Letter using Romeo and Juliette as a stimulus Dear Elisabeth.  I know it’s been a long time since i’ve written to you but you are the only person that understands me,and i really need you to help me. A lot of things have changed since the last time we were together. Remember last time i told you that Paris wanted me as his wife and that my father wasn’t yet sure if he would agree or not. Five days ago at the masked ball while we were dancing and drinking. An unexpected guess arrived, full

with a lover's eye; And yet your Christ is mine--a Christian I! The healing, cleansing flood o'er me shall flow, I would efface the stain from birth I owe; I would be pure--my sealed eyes would see! The birthright Adam lost restored to me This, this, the unfading crown! For this I yearn, For that exhaustless fount I thirst, I burn.

ENGLISH HOME READING PROJECT: NEVER LET ME GO by Kazuo Ishiguro 1. According to the story, the two female characters principally have a different comprehension of the phrase ‘‘Never Let Me Go’’. These characters might be Kathy H. and Madame. To Kathy, ‘‘never let me go’’ symbolyses the will she has to stay with her friends Ruth and Tommy, but also the fact that she might like to stay alive with the other humans and her friends forever a matter of fact, at the beginning of the story, she

want… He wants to leave now - après allow, can’t afford, ask, expect, force, try I won’t force you to come with me. - pour exprimer la visée après be They are to meet at 5. - en complément d’adjectif It is easy to understand. - en complément de nothing, nobody, nowhere He has nowhere to go to. - pour exprimer le but I did it to please you. - la négation se place avant TO I will ask him not to come too early. II- On emploie le gérondif : - quand le verbe a la fonction

ECRIRE UNE LETTRE | WRITING A LETTER | Le 15 avril 2003 | 15th April 2003 | Monsieur/Messieurs | Dear Sir/Dear Sirs | Cher Monsieur (ou Chère Madame) Smith | Dear Mr (Mrs) Smith | Chère Jenny, | Dear Jenny, | Je te remercie de ta lettre. | Thank you for your letter. | Merci de m'avoir écrit. | It was kind of you to write to me. | J'ai bien reçu ta gentille lettre. | I got your lovely letter. | J'ai l'honneur de vous informer que... | I am writing to inform you that... | Je vous

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