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1800s Christmas Eve Protagonist: Della Dillingham Young Antagonist: Man vs. Nature (Della vs. Poverty because she has o money to spend on a gift for Jim) External Conflict: Poverty Internal Conflict: Man vs. Self (Della is afraid Jim won’t love her because she lost her hair) Denouement: It tuns out that Jim sold his watch, and both gifts are now useless. She goes to apartment and they put the items away. Elements of Fiction: Situational irony & Dramatic irony Theme: It’s the thought that counts

Introduction We have choosen to work on paper of Elizabeth Kolbert. This article has been published in The New Yorker. The New Yorker is an american’s new paper that is avalable for consultation on the cyberspace. Elizabeth Kolbert published this article about the publication of a novice novelist : Jonathan Saffran FOER. The topic is about relationships between animals and humans. Kolbert propose a thought of this relation. She examined this question from every angle. The firt side

jobs? Salim works as a tiffin carrier / delivery man / boy. Armaan Ali is a film star and Urvashi Randhawa is a model. 3 x 1 pt = 3 pts c) What is Armaan Ali to Salim? He is Salim’s favourite star. 3 pts 2. a) “The most amazing thing has happened today.” (line 4) What does Salim refer to? He has seen his favourite star in the flesh / he tried to catch his attention. 4 pts b) What happened on that day was more important than his life and his job. Find two quotations justifying this statement. Line 11:

Let's listen to one of your new CDs. (Écoutons un de tes nouveaux CDs.) Un même verbe peut avoir différents sens selon la préposition avec laquelle il se construit. Ex. : to look at (regarder)/ to look for (chercher)/ to look after (surveiller, veiller sur…) Il n'y a pas d'équivalence stricte entre l'anglais et le français : un verbe transitif direct en français peut-être transitif indirect en anglais et viceversa. C'est pourquoi ces constructions sont à apprendre par cœur. Ex. : to look for something

referring to the other character as “young”. He lives in a comfortable flat (equipped with a video entryphone) and seems to be quite proud to live in London’s West End (an exclusive district) so he must belong to the upper middle-class. There is another character who is a long-haired young man with a pointed, foxy face, who has decided to spend the night in the narrator’s porch. The narrator also hints that even though he is homeless, he is rather well-dressed and his sleeping bag seems to be quite

interpretation, plain expression of what they think ). Auster adds to this surprising chapter literary jokes and an authorial voice who promises there will not be a word about the glass of wine Nathan spills ( an episode later confirmed by Tom in the novel ). Auster is fascinated by writers ( Thoreau, Hawthorne, Poe, Kafka )and writing and reading are fondly represented and looked upon ( “books and the mysteries of the universe” as opposed to the Fundamentalists ‘ distrust and rejection of books except

aircraft war never seen again. According to the narrator, that part of the country is a strange place to live in. 1- Right or wrong. Answer and justify by the quoting the text a- The young man had been playing tennis with a friend before going home. Wrong: « a young college student left a party » (l.1) b- He got lost in the middle of the day. Wrong: « it was dark » (l.3) c- He didn't want to have a long walk in the forest. Right: « He decided to take a shortcut in the woods » (l.4) d-

PRESERVATION She put her plate on the table and watched until the feet left the kitchen and went back into the living room. She decided to go to the auction, unable to support his husband. During the route, she thought about him. She reflected that she couldn’t live longer with this man who stayed all the day on the sofa, taking a nap. Her, who had believed that he was the man of his life and hoped having child with him, became suddenly desperate by his husband’s behavior. Five minutes

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