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‘Harriet and David met each other at an office party neither had particularly wanted to go to’ to ‘they were made for each other’. INTRO This is the opening passage of the novel The Fifth Child, in which Lessing introduces the reader to the two main protagonists, Harriet and David. She begins at the very “beginning” of “their” story, focusing on the moment they first met and fell in love. The scene is set at an end of year office party in Sixties London. There are five main parts to this

On Chatham Island he recorded that a mockingbird was similar to those he had seen in Chile, and after finding a different one on Charles Island he carefully noted where mockingbirds had been caught, but paid little attention to the finches. When writing up his notes on the way to Tahiti Darwin was astonished to find that all the mockingbirds caught on Charles Island were of one species, those from Albemarle of another, and those from James and Chatham Islands of a third species. As they sailed home

de OF WHOM / OF WHICH Il a plusieurs voitures, dont une seule est neuve. He has several cars, only one of which is new. Il a plusieurs voitures, dont aucune n'est neuve. He has several cars, none of which is new. Il a plusieurs voitures, dont deux sont des Rolls Royce. He has several cars, two of which are Rolls Royces. Il a plusieurs filles, dont l'une est basketteuse. He has several daughters, one of whom is a basketball player. Il a plusieurs filles, dont aucune n'est professeur. He has several

Financial Analysis Air France KLM-Lufthansa Strategic Presentation Brand awareness In their respective countries, these two companies have a high notoriety. They are two European leaders and are very well-known worldwide. In terms of intangible assets, we cannot make any comparison: the copyrights or the brand awareness are not detailed which do not allow us to compare anything. Competition, environment, Market shares Presence (in 2007) Air France Lufthansa Passengers transport x (79.6%)

UNITED KINGDOM In the 1997 referendum, the Welsh and the Scots voted in favour of the creation of devolved institutions. Thus, in 1998, The Government of Wales Act and The Scotland Act were introduced by the Labour Government and Parliament. These two separate acts, reiterating most of the 1978 proposals which had been written hastily under political pressure, were to shape devolution in the late 1990s. To put it in a nutshell, devolution in Scotland offered primary legislation, i.e. the legislative

American politics has been based on a twoparty system • Occasionally, “third party” candidates emerge in major elections (this generally represents a split within one of the major parties) • ‘Minor’ parties (Green, Communist, Libertarian, etc.) exist in the U.S. but win a much smaller proportion of the vote than they do in Europe • Only one round of elections. The candidate with majority after this round wins, even if there is no absolute majority. The ‘Electoral College’ • In Presidential Elections

an expert on police interview rooms. Two officers drove me down the hill to another police station. They wouldn't let me ride my bike. It would be brought, 1was told. They drove into the rear car park and 1was led in through a back entrance. 1was met bya WPC 1 , who took me through to my next interview room. 1sat on a plastic chair and was left alone. 1 hadn't completely pulled myself together when the door opened and a man in a suit came in. He was carrying two files under his arm. He stopped suddenly

INDENOMBRABLES Pour simplifier, ce sont des noms qu'on ne peut pas dénombrer, c'est à dire qu'ils forment un tout. Par exemple, CAR est dénombrable: On peut dire: one car (une voiture), two cars (deux voitures) Par contre, WATER (de l'eau) est indénombrable On ne peut pas dire: ONE WATER ni le mettre au pluriel (TWO WATERS), ni le faire précéder de MANY (many waters) Pour bien comprendre, il n'y a rien de mieux que des exemples: - TEA est indénombrable. Si on veut le segmenter, il

a) Les mots suivants forment leur pluriel en -ves - half, self, shelf (étagère), wolf (loup) - knife, life, wife - thief (voleur), leaf (feuille d'arbre) (+ quelques autres moins courants) ex : He divided it into two halves. ex : I need more shelves on that wall. ex : They arrested only two thieves. b) Les autres ont un pluriel régulier - beliefs (croyances), chiefs, handkerchiefs (mouchoirs) - proofs, roofs - safes (coffres-forts) 1 5) Pluriels anciens - man/men, woman/women, child/children, ox/oxen

between two or more variables. A correlation is a quantitative measure of the degree of correspondence between two or more variables. The degree of relationship is measured by a correlation coefficient of .00 indicating no relationship between the variables. The researcher must keep in mind that if there is a high relationship between variables, it does not mean that one is a cause of the other. Causal-Comparative research seeks to investigate cause and effect relationships between two or more