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devant un titre suivi d'un nom propre devant les noms de sport, de jeux et de repas devant les noms de langue, de pays (SAUF "the USA" et "the U.K."), de lacs, de rues, de jours, de mois, de couleurs, de bâtiments, etc. devant "next week/next year/next Monday" et "last week", etc. Il s’utilise : Ex. : I like nature. I like the music of this film. Ex. : Queen Elizabeth Ex. : I like tennis Ex. : le samedi se traduit par "on Saturdays". On ne met pas d'articles entre des prépositions et

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l'objet : It is a spoon for eating soup. [pic]For s'emploie très souvent avec certaines tournures :  It is important for me to pass that exam. It is important for her not to miss her train. For et since Since désigne un point de départ Monday, 9 o’clock, 24 July , January , 1973 , 12:30 , Christmas For désigne une durée Three days, an hour, a week , a month , 5 years , a long time , ten minutes Petites informations... during = pendant (le moment), on peut demander : quand ? pendant

MODERNISflAND THE AESTHETICS OPBHISIS, oherche a definir le modernisrr.e par le concept d' "ironie ahsolue", equilibre parfait entre possibilites egales et opposees. II prend pour exemple The waste Land de T. S. ELIOTT. De raeme, il oommente MONDAY A TUESDAT de V. WOOLP au rnoyen de cette notion d'"iro-~- • » *.«»• **>»* 4»eu<4iii4. « nx IB snnojj s^TJbVO tui xm&'& - %p &ll .9meit9£i)i6 ab nnf±6f)nv °-nfc c o t» nie aTasolue". Ghez les post-modernistes, 11 ironie implique

to action in the future. for example an event that has not happened yet but will happen before a certain time in the future. We often use the future perfect with by + time expression (e.g. by the end of June; by 2010; the end of the year / before Monday; in ten years time …)                  Now                  finished study     end of June ————*——————*—————*——                           Example: By the end of June we will have finished high school studies.                                        

campagne, j'aime la solitude et le calme. M. MARTIN Vous n'êtes pas encore assez vieux pour cela. Mme. SMITH Benjamin Franklin avait raison : vous êtes moins tranquille que lui. Mme. MARTIN Quels sont les sept jours de la semaine? M. SMITH Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. M. MARTIN Edward is a clerk; his sister Nancy is a typist, and his brother William a shopassistant. Mme. SMITH Drôle de famille! Mme. MARTIN J'aime mieux un oiseau dans un champ qu'une

Santana, Canned Heat, Mountain, Grateful Dead, Creedence Clearwater Revival , Janis Joplin with The Kozmic Blues Band, Sly & the Family Stone, The Who kicking off a 25-song set including Tommy, Jefferson Airplane Sunday, August 17 to Monday, August 18: The Grease Band, Joe Cocker, Country Joe and the Fish, Ten Years After, The Band Blood, Sweat &Tears, Johnny Winter featuring his brother, Edgar Winter Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Sha-Na-Na, Jimi

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parties are at cross- purposes (contre courant) and there is no contract. They do not agree of the same thing. Ex: Raffle v Wickelhaus (1864) The defendant had agreed to buy cotton which was described in the contract as arriving on the Peerless for Monday. The problem was that there were two ships called Peerless. The point was that one was sailing from India to Britain in October and the other in December. The buyer thought that he bought the cotton due to arrive in October and the seller, in December