My Sisters Keeper

Sultan's head, the air was now full of curses. The grand-vizir himself was the father of two daughters, of whom the elder was called Scheherazade, and the younger Dinarzade. Dinarzade had no particular gifts to distinguish her from other girls, but her sister was clever and courageous in the highest degree. Her father had given her the best masters in philosophy, medicine, history and the fine arts, 5 and besides all this, her beauty excelled that of any girl in the kingdom of Persia. One day, when

receives money from the state to take care oh them. The family is supposed to give affection, food, a home, a new start, what he didn’t have before. If the child creates some strong links with his new family, the family can ask for an adoption and “keep” him/her. Inconvenients : Eating disorders Foster children are at increased risk for a variety of eating disorders, in comparison to the general population. Obesity children in foster care are more prone to becoming overweight and obese, and

it. 5- The Home Secretary will speak carefully as if his audience might not understand him. Unless he can convince them of the utility of ID cards in combating terrorism, support for ID cards may recede. 6- I may be wrong but I feel my sister would have adopted that child if she had been allowed to. 7- You might as well look for a needle in a haystack. 8- He might have had to go. 9- We must have taken the wrong way for we’re back where we started. There is nothing to

responsibilities and could discover a new country and a new culture working with local partners and living a simple daily life with the sisters. Our main responsibility was to be open minded, to integrate our group to the village, and to be helpful and hard workers for daily tasks. Phase 5 > back home (from September to January): * Give feedback to our sponsors * Keep in touch with the Ursulines Community to know how the construction was going. * Help the new team in January 2008 get organized

La comparaison. | Adjectif court | Adjectif long | Comparatif de supériorité | adj. + -er + -than ex : Rachel is taller than Finn | more + adj. + than ex : Sue is more careful than her sister. | Comparatif d'égalité | as + adj. ( court ou long ) + as ex : My bag is as heavy as yours | as + adj. ( court ou long ) + as | Comparatif d'infériorité | less + adj. ( court ou long ) + than ex : The blue pen is less expensive than the white one. | less +

rather = I would sooner : je préférerais I had as soon : j’aimerais autant Idem que défectifs : n’existent qu’à un temps, sans do et suivis d’infinitif sans to Je ferais mieux de finir mon travail avant d’aller me coucher. I’d better finish my work before going to bed. Nous préférerions aller en Espagne plutôt que de rester en France. We’d rather go to Spain than stay in France. J’aime autant rester ici que d’aller me promener sous la pluie. I‘d as soon stay here as go for a walk

Act 1, Scene 1 Acte 1, Scène 1 On a heath in Scotland, three witches, the Weird Sisters, wait to meet Macbeth amidst thunder and lightning. Sur une lande en Ecosse, trois sorcières, les Weird Sisters, attendre de rencontrer au milieu du tonnerre et des éclairs Macbeth. Their conversation is filled with paradox and equivocation: they say that they will meet Macbeth "when the battle's lost and won" and when "fair is foul and foul is fair" (10). Leur conversation est remplie de paradoxe et d'ambiguïté:

place her sister is living in, and her actions. Stanley owns a radio, a house , his wife. It is his way to dominate. He needs to work to own something but Blanche gets things by heritage like Belle Reve. -the inequality within couples: the full control of a husband over his wife -Illusion VS Reality When Blanche arrives she is dressed in a very fancy dress, the stage directions reveal she is 5 years older than her sister, although she always pretends she is younger than her sister. Light “that

taught me about Roman names; Dr. Ed Uthman, who helps me with medical stuff; Victoria and Debi, my continuity mavens; Toni L. P. Kelner and Dana Cameron, whose gentle comments after their first reading keep me from committing many an error; Paula Woldan, whose help and friendship keep me going; Lisa Desimini, the cover artist; Jodi Rosoff, my wonderful publicist; Ginjer Buchanan, my long-suffering editor; and my Mod Squad: Michele, Victoria, Kerri, MariCarmen, and Lindsay (current), and Debi, Beverly,

Hello, my name is Carissa and I'm going to analyse « Eveline ». To begin with, the short story is an exerpt from the novel « Dubliners » written by James Joyce in 1914, so at the beginning of the first world war. The irish author is considered to be one of the most influential writers in the modernist advence guard of the early twentieth century. He wrote stories centered around charaters in Dublin who were dealing with the issues of the time period for example the Great Irish Famine (1845–1849)