Let It Rain

had prepared us for the questions and had even given us the answers. The divorce judgment had an air of inevitability about it,” Dinesh said and ended his reply with a yawn. “Was that fellow there?” Selvi asked. “You mean her lover? He was also there. They were talking very intimately and he was full of spirits,” he said. “You must have felt very bad,” she said. “No, it had to happen,” He washed his face and sat at the table. “When did their affair begin?” “A few months after our marriage.

principalement dans les phrases interrogatives et négatives : Ex. : Are there many pupils in your class ? (Est-ce qu’il y a beaucoup d’élèves dans ta classe ?) She hasn’t got that many DVDs at home. (Elle n’a pas beaucoup de DVDs chez elle.) How much is it ? (Combien ça coûte ? ) I won’t eat so much pie. (Je ne mangerai pas autant de tarte.) A LOT OF Dans une phrase affirmative on trouvera plutôt a lot of : Ex. : He spent a lot of money. (Il a dépensé beaucoup d’argent.) Remarque : dans l’usage

[G]land lots of land Under starry skies above Don't fence me [D7]in Let me ride through the wide Open spaces that I love Don't fence me [G]in Let me [G]be by myself in the evening [G7]breeze [C]Listen to the murmur of the [Cm]cottonwood trees [G]Send me off [Dm]forever, but I [E7]ask you [Cm]please [G]Don't [D7]fence me [G]in Just [G7]turn me [C]loose Let me straddle my old saddle Underneath the western [G]skies On [G7]my Ca[C]yoose Let me wander over yonder Where the purple mountains [G]rise [D7] I

comes back immediately with a small step-ladder, carries it over and sets it down under window left, gets up on it, draws back curtain. He gets down, takes six steps (for example) towards window right, goes back for ladder, carries it over and sets it down under window right, gets up on it, draws back curtain. He gets down, takes three steps towards window left, goes back for ladder, carries it over and sets it down under window left, gets up on it, looks out of window. Brief laugh. He gets down, takes

in the world. He smokes cigarettes because he cannot afford cigars. Roberts works in New Orleans as a clerk and is visiting his mother in Grand Isle. They speak of their youth, their past, their dreams, and their relationships. Edna reads aloud a letter from her sister, Janet, who currently lives in the East and is engaged to be married. Robert is intrigued by these two sisters and their mannerisms and intentions. The two finish their conversation to prepare for dinner. Edna wonders where her husband

What Is Coal? Coal is a fossil fuel created from the remains of plants that lived and died about 100 to 400 million years ago when parts of the earth were covered with huge swampy forests. Coal is classified as a nonrenewable energy source because it takes millions of years to form. The energy we get from coal today comes from the energy that plants absorbed from the sun millions of years ago. All living plants store energy from the sun through a process known as photosynthesis. After the plants

venue hier.) They ran from 9 to 11 am. ( = Ils ont couru de 9h à 11h.) 3.2. Prétérit progressif He was walking in the street. ( = Il était entrain de marcher dans la rue.) He was sleeping when the bell rang. ( = Il dormait lorsque la sonnerie retentit.) It wasn't raining. ( = Il ne pleuvait pas.) 4. Prétérit modal 4.1. Would rather I would rather you didn’t go there. ( = Je préfèrerais que tu n’y ailles pas.) She’d rather watch another movie. ( = Elle préfèrerait regarder un autre film.) 4.2. Wish

singulier et du pluriel. > A la première personne du pluriel on précède l'impératif de "let's" (ou : "let us") : • • • • Speak! (Parlez !) Finish your homework! (Finis tes devoirs !) Let's eat! (Mangeons !) Close the door! (Fermez la porte !) > On forme l'impératif négatif en précédant l'impératif de "don't" (ou : "do not") ; à la première personne du pluriel on le précède de "let's not" (ou : "let us not") : • • Let's not forget who helped us. (N'oublions pas qui nous a aidés.) Don't leave

the equivalent of inhaling three packs of cigarettes a day. Most of the cities don’t have drinking water. According to Xinhua (the nation’s state media), over 50 million people are affected by a severe drought in southwest China. Due to the lack of rain and unseasonably high temperatures, 16 million people have been left without easy access to drinking water.  More specifically in Chongqing, the Three Gorges Dam which is constructed on the Yangtze River leads to degraded water quality, detriments

anyone but herself now. At the end of the story, Mr. Millard opens the door and is surprised by Josephine's cry. Mr. Millard didn't have a faintest idea about the accident. With a quick motion, Richard tried to block Mr. Millard's view of his wife but it was too late. The doctors said she died of a heart disease. The story ends with a short phrase "of joy that kills". Now I will analyse the short story. I will divide the analysis in two parts. The first part will be devoted to………………………and the second