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|Salut | |Hello |Bonjour | |Good morning |Bonjour | | afternoon |Bonne après midi

sont dictés dans les cases ci-dessous. 1. 6. 2. 7. 3. 8. 4. 9. 5. 10. II. Everyday Greetings Les salutations quotidiennes 1. Ecoutez les salutations de tous les jours: What to say http://www.learnenglish.de/basics/greetings.htm "Good morning" "Good afternoon" "Good evening" "Goodbye" + "Good night" + ->Meeting

did not fall ill cause of hunger strike (grève de la faim). -Uncle Roy decide to call the prison, he learns that Mr Solaja was transferred at the hospital, but not anymore… -At night, Sade can’t stop her negative thinking about her father. -The morning 24th, Sade hears the door’s ring, it’s 7 o’clock, she jumps up to her bed and hear the enjoyement exclamations of Aunt Gracie and Uncle Roy. -Sade go down the marches of the staircase, they see their thin (maigre) father, supported by uncle Dele

“Should parents interfere with their children’s choices?” Nowadays and for many times, the parents decide the choices of their children. But these decisions are more and more contradicted by the children; let us understand the teenagers. So we can ask ourselves: should parents collide with their children’s choice as they always made it? First of all, we will see the parents’ necessity of taking part in their children’s choices. Then, we will study the drawbacks of this question, and why children

positioned to pursue may be blue oceans because, his strength is always the innovation and the research on the top (high technology) or basic (frugal technology) levels for their customers. QUESTION 2 : Does their focus on frugal innovation open up new blue oceans ? The Mr. Tata’s motto is on the one hand “to foster innovation” and the other hand more attention for the group’s commitment to “frugal innovation”. His ambition is to marry high and low in two parallel markets of customers and of countries

MOTS DE LIAISON : to begin with = pour commencer then = puis besides/moreover = de plus thus = ainsi therefore = en conséquence finally = enfin in short = bref,.. all things considered = tout compte fait to recap = en résumé to conclude / in conclusion = pour conclure I'd say that = je dirais que it seems to me that = il me semble que as for = quant à according to = d'après (quelqu'un d'autre que moi) to my mind = à mon avis how can I put it = comment dire... mind you (familier)

EXPRESSIONS UTILES POUR STRUCTURER LES IDEES INTRODUIRE UN SUJET- It is sometimes said that… often argued commonly thought- It cannot be denied that… / There’s no denying that…- …is a growing concern- …is a burning issue- It is a well-known fact that...- In most cases... / Most of the time...- We may wonder whether / if / to what extent... | EXPRIMER LA CAUSE- because / as / since- because of / on account of- thanks to- due to

SUJET 2 : First and foremost, parents are adults. They are responsible and have already a life experience and that is why they can show their children the good way, for example for a job offer or studies. In addition, the fact that parents help their children to take decisions is useful in order to show to the children how to be in their future life. Finally, the better part of parenting is seeing the success of its children. What I mean is that parents may have

Ordonner ses idées premièrement avant tout tout d’abord deuxièmement puis / ensuitte troisièmement finalement d’un côté d’un autre côté le dernier mais non le moindre Expliquer à cause de en raison de grâce à faute de comme / puisque par conséquent donc en d’autres termes en grande partie en quelque sorte ce qui revient à dire pour dire les choses autrement c’est-à-dire ce que je veux dire c’est... Donner des exemples Par exemple Cela me rappelle Pour illustrer mon point de vue Pour

cette fois comme employé dans une étude d'avocats. Ce travail était ennuyeux, aussi Dickens se fit rapporteur à la Chambre des communes comme sténographe. A l'âge de 23 ans, il était devenu un journaliste connu et fut engagé par un quotidien, le Morning Herald. C'est un peu avant d'obtenir ce nouveau poste que Dickens commença à écrire de la fiction. En 1833, il envoya un article romancé sur la vie de Londres au Monthly Magazine qui le publia et en demanda d'autres. Dickens s'empressa de les satisfaire