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msg1[20]="Fin de père.\n"; if(argc!=2)mesgerr("Erreur d'arguments.\n",3); if(pipe(pp)==-1)mesgerr("Erreur de pipe.\n",2); if((idp=fork( ))==-1)mesgerr("Erreur de fork.\n",1); if(idp==0){ nb=read(pp[0],&entier,sizeof(int)); while(nb!=0){ sprintf(buff,"%d",entier+1); write(1,buff,strlen(buff)); write(1,"\n",1); nb=read(pp[0],&entier,sizeof(int)); } close(pp[0]); exit(0); } close(pp[0]); for(i=0;i

sensibility, which has invented, ordered, rendered and expressed all these literary characters and materials in just this way. The "implied author" chooses, consciously or unconsciously, what we read; we infer him as an ideal, literary, created version of the real man; he is the sum of his own choices. The reader of a work of fiction has the sense not only of the timbre and tone of a speaking voice, but of a total human presence. The implied author is "an ideal, literary, created version of the real

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Indeed, both covers(blankets) of magazines present children with weapons. They are two magazines very read by the Americans. The Time magazine shows a child dressed in camouflage and carrying(wearing) a weapon what is shocking. The child represents the purity and the ignorance, the weapon in the hands created one contrasts who surprises. The first presented child is Andrew Golden, as we can read it line 4, it is a "toddler" and nevertheless he already carries(wears) a weapon. His(her,its) photo

strippers for instance. I think that this kind of documentary is rather interesting because it is directed to a public that is maybe not used to read newspapers, and to watch the news. But it has to be a first step to information, when I see that kind of documentary, TV shows or movies that usually gives me the idea to search on the internet, to read articles about this subject to learn more. It could be a good way to draw the audience’s attention to an event or a problem, even if there is often

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learned in those books, he added some local details in order to read the perfect composition. All the details of this foreign life – the upstairs house, the children’s room – had been taken from American comic books which had been circulating in the mission school. Quote three sentences showing that Willie’s composition was excellent. This composition was awarded full marks, ten out of ten, and Willie was asked to read it out to the class They listened with adoration to

Sarah Owne Jewett is Cather’s influence : she said that one day Willa will tell her childhood. For her book, My Antonia, Willa Cather is inspired by her own story : when she was child, she lived in Nebraska. In the introduction of the novel, we can read a description of the landscape. Jim Burden and an anonymous narrator are travelling in train : “I happened to be crossing the plains of Iowa”. The landscape they see is a prairie, a big land where there are flowers for example. This prairie can also

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bonne année scolaire. Conseils généraux – AN21 13 Séquence 1 Fighting for a good cause Sommaire Objectifs de la séquence p.16 1. Get ready p.18 2. Read to get informed p.19 3. Listen to get informed p.23 4. Observe and spot the problem p.25 5. Listen to get informed p.27 6. Get ready to express yourself orally p.31 7. Listen to get informed p.37 8. Read to develop a new point of view and react p.43 9. Évaluations p.46 Copyright Stichting Greenpeace Council Dans cette séquence de cours, vous allez