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GUILLAUME Ayala Book narrative structure and technique The book recounts John Franklin’s first expedition to the North who is traveling with his British officers and Canadian voyageurs. The land they are about to discover is inhabited by the Native Indians. Throughout the thirteen chapters, the reader can see the way both culture perceive each other given by the two different narrative techniques.The first technique consists in using authentic historical sources such as excerpts from journals

m'appelle nathan et on se retrouve sur mtv et aujourd'hui je vais vous pour parler d'une ville qui me tient à coeur Chicago . Je vous conseille de visiter chicago car elle est plus belle que les pays des autres etats. Chicago is less important than New York mais Chicago is more beautiful Tout d'abord nous allons parler un peut de geographie, Chicago est une ville qui est situe dans le nord-est de l'etat. Cette ville comporte une supercifie de 606 km2 pour un nombre d'habitants de 2 718 782.

BLOOD ON THEIR HANDS Picture : Sharon Stone in Basic Instinct, sexy, with a cigarette (smoking is part of her seduction). The author of this text : Joe Eszterhas, a movie maker, former smoker (ex-smoker) affected by cancer. The document: an article dealing with the problem of smoking and the influence of Hollywood. (published in The Toronto Star in a 2002 issue.) Why did he write it? He used to be a militant smoker whereas now he admits that it was a mistake; he admits he was completely wrong

you this, but you have to promise that it will get no further. Not long after we moved here we had the people next door round for dinner and - I swear this is true - they drove. I was astounded (I recall asking them jokingly if they used a light aircraft to get to the supermarket, which simply drew blank looks and the mental scratching of my name from all future invitation lists), but I have since come to realize that there was nothing especially odd in their driving less than a couple of hundred feet

Paës Lauranne 3G Assignement Jones. Does that name ring a bell? Probably and unfortunately not. Yet, this is certainly not competence that lacked to this man who aspired to a successful political career. Sadly, it didn’t happen this way. Born on 20th August 1873 in a village, Jones seems to live peacefully at first. He even got married on 3rd May 1903. Life was smiling upon him. Besides, his beginning career was going well as various newspapers articles and letters from party leaders dating

Book Report My name: Roxanne Auger My group: 506-23 Title of the book: New Moon Author: Stephenie Meyer Date of publication: September 6, 2006 Publisher: Little, Brown and Company Place: Hachette Book group, USA, 237 Park Avenue, New York Setting : The story mostly takes place in Forks, Washington, but the characters go to La Push too. At the end, they are in Italy and they return in Forks after. Point of view narrator: Isabella Swan is telling the story and she's the

Some people say a man is made outta mud A poor man's made outta muscle and blood Muscle and blood and skin and bone With a mind that's weak and a back that's strong. You load sixteen tons, what do you get Another day older and deeper and debt St Peter don't you call me 'cause I can't go I owe my soul to the company store. --- Instrumental --- I was born one mornin' when the sun didn't shine I picked up my shovel and I walked to the mine Loaded sicteen tons of No. 9 coal

In Europe, the uniform is not worn in public schools. However, private schools can require the port of the uniform or at least to respect a strict dress code. It's not the same in the United Kingdom and in Ireland, where the majority of the public schools impose a uniform. Then, in the United States, most of the public schools do not impose a uniform but have generally dress codes, which regulate in particular the length of skirts and forbids the port of pierced or damaged clothes which let see underwear

cautioned to surrender,this I could not do;I took my gun and vanished.I have changed my name so often,I've lost my wife and childrenbut I have many friends,and some of them are with me.An old woman gave us shelter,kept us hidden in the garret,then the soldiers came;she died without a whisper.There were three of us this morningI'm the only one this eveningbut I must go on;the frontiers are my prison.Oh, the wind, the wind is blowing,through the graves the wind is blowing,freedom soon will come;then we'll

besoin de ) 4. Je me sens si fier de lui que j’ai les larmes aux yeux. I feel so proud of him that I have tears in my eyes. 5. Je remercie mon père de m’avoir autorisé à faire de la danse. I thank my father for allowing me to do ballet.(to + base verbale : la conséquence et for+ ing : la cause). 6. Je suis si impressionné par mon fils. I am so impressed by my son. 7. Je regrette de l’avoir empêché de faire de la danse. I wish I hadn’t prevented him from doing ballet.(wish+preterit ou