Nowhere Boy

Fulfilment ( accomplissement / réalisation. .To enhance ( mettre en valeur. .To sigh with relief ( pousser un ouf de soulagement. .Eerie / gloomy ( sinistre / étrange. .Spooky ( qui donne des frissons. .A god-forsaken house lost in the middle of nowhere ( une maison perdue au milieu de nulle part. .To blossom (out) ( s’épanouir. .It’s beyond me ( çà me dépasse. .A burden ( un boulet (comme guyguy !!). .To split up ( séparer. .To catch up with the situation ( gérer la situation. .To strengthen

reste quasiment le même au fil des années — des standards du rock'n'roll comme Rock 'n' Roll Music ou Long Tall Sally seront notamment joués jusqu'au bout —, et ils constatent les dégâts dès qu'ils s'attaquent à des titres plus récents, par exemple Nowhere Man ou Paperback Writer : au Budokan de Tokyo, fin juin, on voit George Harrison agiter la main en saluant le public pour le faire hurler, afin de couvrir le chœur a cappella de Paperback Writer qui sonne nettement faux… Ces concerts à Tokyo ayant

sheet. (He goes towards the door.) HAMM: No! (Clov halts.)I'll give you one biscuit per day. (Pause.)One and a half. (Pause.)Why do you stay with me? CLOV: Why do you keep me? HAMM: There's no one else. CLOV: There's nowhere else. (Pause.) HAMM: You're leaving me all the same. CLOV: I'm trying. HAMM: You don't love me. CLOV: No. HAMM: You loved me once. CLOV: Once! HAMM: I've made you suffer too much.

les phrases contenant 4 adjectifs ou plus sont très maladroites et elles devraient être divisées en plusieurs phrases. 1) Opinion >> an interesting movie, an exciting journey 2) Dimensions >> a large house, a big car 3) Age >> an old boat, a young boy 4) Forme >> an oval carpet, a round table 5) Couleur >> a grey raincoat, a green door 6) Origines >> French bread, a Japanese town 7) Matériau >> a plastic bottle, a wooden treasure EXEMPLES: >A wonderful old Italian clock. (opinion − age − origine)

¿Funciona the computer de tu hermano function-3SS the computer of your brother en la oficina? in the office “Does your brother’s computer in the office work?” the boy del pueblo b. ¿Quiere want-3SS the boy from-the town algo de comer? something to eat “Does the boy from the town want something to eat?” Note that [the computer] in (17a) and [the boy] in (17b) cannot count as EL islands because each contains an other-language prepositional phrase within its maximal projection. Here again we see violations

9781426294297. STANDARD # = 1426294298. Blank confession Hautman, Pete, 1952- New York : Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers, c2010. YA HAUTMAN A new and enigmatic student named Shayne appears at high school one day, befriends the smallest boy in the school, and takes on a notorious drug dealer before turning himself in to the police for killing someone. STANDARD # = 1416913270. STANDARD # = 9781416913276. Blood and fire Brownlee, Nick. New York : Minotaur Books, 2010, c2009. BROWNLE

veut plus jamais le revoir.) Nothing / not... anything (= ne... rien) • • He does nothing at all. (Il ne fait rien du tout.) Can't you do anything right? (Ne peux-tu rien faire comme il faut ?) Nowhere / not... anywhere (= ne... nulle part) • • Where are you going? -- Nowhere. (Où vas-tu ? -- Nulle part.) I don't want to go anywhere. (Je ne veux aller nulle part.) Not a single / not... a single (= ne... aucun) • • Not a single letter arrived today. (Aucune lettre n'est

affirmatives (règle qui s'applique à SOME). Quelqu'un, quelque part, quelque chose. Exemple: He lives somewhere near here. > ANYBODY, ANYWHERE, ANYTHING: Même sens, mais en suivant la règle qui s'applique à ANY Exemples: Do you know anything about that boy? - She doesn't have anywhere to go. > NOTHING: rien Exemple: This show is very boring! There's nothing interesting! TEST 1) Compléter avec A / AN, SOME ou ANY: 1. I've got ………………. cookbook. / 2. There is ……………….water in the fridge. / 3. There isn't

"-x" et certaines en "-o" donnent un pluriel en "-es". bus/buses ; box/boxes ; brush/brushes ; match/matches ; tomato/tomatoes. Les terminaisons en "-y" précédées d'une consonne donnent un pluriel en "-ies". baby/babies ; country/countries mais boy/boys (car " y" non précédé d'une consonne) • Ex. : • Ex. : Les mots terminés par "-f" ou "-fe" ont un pluriel régulier sauf : half, shelf, knife, wolf, thief, calf, leaf, loaf, wife, life, self, qui forment leur pluriel en "-ves". wife/wives (épouse)

the tables. D’Eriq was sweet but slow. Holly was working that night, and in between hustling drinks and plates she stood by Hoyt Fortenberry, her fiancé, who was perched on a barstool. Hoyt’s mom had proven to be only too glad to keep Holly’s little boy on the evenings Hoyt wanted to spend time with Holly. It was hard to look at Holly and recognize her as the sullen Goth Wiccan she’d been in one phase of her life. Her hair was its natural dark brown and had grown to nearly shoulder length, her makeup