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task (p. 23) Écrire k écrire un “I am poem” (p. 20) k écrire un paragraphe sur la vie quotidienne (p. 22) X Écouter k Get ready, p. 18 k Train your ears, p. 20 k A man for the job (p. 21) k site compagnon, Please meet Kareem Poor Little Rich Girls, extrait d’une émission de téléréalité (p. 21) X X Écouter et regarder (vidéo) X N. B. : les titres en gras indiquent les documents à étudier afin de réaliser la tâche finale. Nous vous rappelons que les Help! sont enregistrés

ancient Rome’s goddess of freedom „ the ancient goddess of Paris „ the ancient London’s goddess of freedom 7. The statue’s official title is Liberty and Freedom „ Liberty Enlightening the World „ Liberty for America „ 8. America’s liberation from Britain is symbolized by: a broken collar „ a broken chain at her feet „ a torch „ ➠ Now check your answers. Séquence 1-AN01 27 Q What’s on the Internet ? http://eslpot.neuf.fr/statue.htm http///its.guilford.k12.nc.us/webquests/immigration/immigration

created in 1923, Femilet is an important firm of fashion lingerie. With 27 own concept shops, 35 shop-in-shop and 270 other selling partners in Finland and Holland, her reputation is not to do, and exports with successfully to Norway, Sweden, Great Britain, Germany, Finland and Holland. It’s one of the biggest and most successful producers of lingerie in Denmark. Make product of high quality. The collections are designed in Denmark but the production is outsourced in the Far East (China...). Then

sociolinguistics or the language, London, Sphere Books (Penguin), 1987, 362p. CROWLEY, Tony, Standard English and the Politics of Language, Urbana, University of Illinois Press, 1989, 302p. History of the evolution of the concept of the “standard language” in Britain with the Oxford English Dictionary as its standard reference. McCRUM, Robert et al., The story of English, London & Boston : Faber & Faber, BBC Books, 1986, 384p. Note : Accompanies a series of videos presented on PBS. Both are excellent. DCL07-02

2005/2006, this French 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

for a non-Muslim majority country. ECONOMICS From the 1950’s to the 1980’s, the Indian economy has been based on socialist-inspired policies. Since 1991, the country has changed to a market-based system. The changing of policy has come after a little balance of payments crisis. This has led to use foreign trade and foreign investment as integral parts of India’s economy. The average annual GDP growth of India is at about 5.8 % for the past two decades with a peak in 2006-2007 with a 9.4 % growth

1. Introduction In February 2008, Tesco caused an outrage amongst the animal welfare campaigners for selling chicken for as little as £1.99 each because it increases the pressure on the poultry industry and makes it harder to improve welfare standards of the chicken reared on the factory farms. Tesco reduced the price of chicken by 60% to £1.99 in a week long campaign in order to make chicken more affordable for families with low income. Animal welfare group Compassion In World Farming representative

the entire corpus of Cliff’s work is devoted to uncovering the history of interculturation that began with the Western European New World Discovery and continues to transform the cultural landscapes of countries like the United States and Great Britain. Cliff’s novels, in particular, mark the evolution in her thinking about the possibility of a coherent national culture, and the purpose of this thesis is to highlight the ways in which the theories of creolization set forth in Abeng (1985), No Telephone

tolerant society that existed after 1918 which was called the hoaring twenties all women over the age of 21 were permitted to vote by the reform of 1928 PART II: PARLIAMENT AND MODERN TIMES A] The supremacy of the House of Commons Like in France Britain has a bicameral system. The House of Lords being the upper house and the House of Commons the lower house. For much of its history, the House of Lords had equal power with the Commons. But in the 19th century, the gradual extension of universal suffrage

ethical heritage may be different (Crane, Matten 2007, p. 18–19). In the following, the United States will be used as a synonym. The extension of Europe is not quite as clear. As Great Britain is closer to Anglo-America it is not included in Europe when it comes to the European approach of business ethics. Britain and Ireland are therefore excluded and it is focused on continental Europe. This view is also introduced by Enderle (1996). Talking about business ethics in Asia is even more difficult