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one days it’s up and one days its down. Parrain : Yes I know, I know, And you ? Acheteur : I am in bad position, goodfather Parrain : Tell me more Acheteur : I don’t have more tea, and my mother come back in one hour. You know, I am affraid, she’ll gone kill me.. Bras droit : He is affraid by this mother !!! Parrain : Shut up Enrico you don’t know Mama Macias, if she haven’t her tea, she can kill. Give me the suitcase and the cams for my friend. You know Macias. At the moment, I have two tea

71% considered their mother tongue to be English. After, the German 6,2% and French 4,3% French and english speakers are higer in Urabn way, the other in rural areas. In 1890, Winnipeg became the all nations sociaty speaking . In 1979 French and English have had equal status in Manitoba. It was not the case since almost 100 years. In Winnipeg almost all the students are speaing more than one language. In Saskatchewan, 80% of population said speaking english as a mother ton gue, 2,1 % French

talkingto herself._the all time Cuban mother thing to do._ to make me feel guilty about not understanding her .[ … ] I leave the kitchen counter behind , her voice trailing off .[ … ] Doesn't matter what she's saying anyway . It's probably in Cuba things were like this , in cuba , things were like that, in cuba , blah blah blah . '' Ay ,all she ever talks about is Cuba ![...] Summer has just started and already I can't wait to get out of here to begin my mother-free life at the University of Michigan

The Nimbus Train Harry Burkensol , a ten years old boy, just moved to Netherlands with is mother, Alisa Vondersaled,and his father , Richey Burkensol . ~~ -Mom! why did we have to move to this...this ...PLACE !!! said harry , angry of moving again and having to make new friends everytime. - His mother replied gently , with no anger or emotion at all from what her son said, : sweety your dad had to move here for work. - When can you tell me what is his job ...( Harry does not

be too delicate for school, and she is taught at home by her mother. Amandine (her mother) is constantly stressed and anxious, and breaks down over strange events such as Amelie's goldfish leaping from its bowl. Given no mental stimulation from her parents and isolated from other children, Amelie develops an intricate imagination to entertain herself. She becomes fairly comfortable in her solitude, but her life is shaken when her mother is accidentally fatally crushed by a suicidal tourist leaping

speakers of English including Scots, Irish, welsh, American and more travelled into every corner of the globe, carrying their languages and culture with them. Today, English is used by at least 750 million people, and barely half of those speak it as a mother tongue. Some estimates have put that figure closer to one (01) billion. Whatever the total, English at the end of the twentieth century is more widely scattered, more widely spoken and written, that any other language has ever been. It has become

children for a while they were not very bound to face a new event like that for Harriet’s health fist and because they were always short of money. 5) In this passage Dorothy has a main role because Harriet needed her help very much; she knew her mother was exhausted and needed a break. She couldn’t do without her to look after the other children and herself. 6) When Harriet knew she was pregnant, she felt upset, very surprised: “To her utter dismay”;“How could it have happened?”;”They had been

City's wallpaper (...)" (l.2-3) 2. There are three characters. Their names are Fiona Sweeny (the main character), Chris and Devi. 3. Fiona Sweeny's nickname is Fi, and she has one brother and two sisters. The four children were brought up by their mother alone. 4. Possible quotations: "She turned her attention back to her bag, which still had space. What else should she take?" (l.6-7) / "the sensation that everything around her was diaphanous, and that she herself was half here and half not" (l.43-44)

 Girls Just Wanna Have Fun I come home in the morning light Je rentre à la maison, à la lumière du matin My mother says:" When you gonna live your life alright?" Ma mère dit : “ quand vivra tu ta vie correctement?” Oh Mother dear, we're not the fortunate ones Oh chère maman, nous ne sommes pas les plus fortunés And girls, they wanna have fun Et les filles, elles veulent s’amuser Oh girl just wanna have fun Oh les filles veulent juste s’amuser The phone rings in the middle of the

[pic] Dorothea Lange, Mère migrante (Migrant Mother), 1936 Mère migrante, ou plutôt Migrant Mother en anglais, est la photographie la plus célèbre de Dorothea Lange et une des plus connues du programme de la Farm Security Administration. Cette image, captée avec cinq autres clichés au printemps 1936, représentant Florence Owens Thompson et ses enfants, est devenue le symbole de la Grande Dépression aux États-Unis. Dorothea Lange est une photographe indépendante qui avait conclu un contrat pluriannuel