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'il', 'nous', 'vous', 'ils' Remarques I am happy Je suis content N'oubliez pas la majuscule. 'I' se prononce approximativement comme 'ail' you are happy Tu es content(e) / Vous êtes content(e) - he is happy Il est content Pour un humain masculin she is happy Elle est contente Pour un humain féminin it is happy C'est/Il est content Pour un objet inanimé: table, chaise, arbre, maison... et tous les vivants autres qu'humain, soit le monde animal et végétal, sinon minéral. we are happy Nous sommes

When they go shopping Offred is always looking around her, to see if there is someone she knows, but Ofglen doesn’t look, maybe because she doesn’t know anyone yet, or maybe she doesn’t want to be seen. Ofglen always walks with the head down, hands in front of her. She looks like a shy girl. Ofglen is the only way for Offred to have news of what happened around even if they are not true. She’s plumper than Offred. She has brown eyes. Offred thinks that she’s a stanch believer, but, on the page 177, we

Now lives in Bournemouth, England, where she works as an NGO worker, Teacher, and Education Adviser. She grew up as a white child under apartheid, and said she had been “brought up with blinkers” and led to believe that white people were superior and that racism and discrimination were normal. When she realised how false this was, she became very angry at all the injustice around her - and how she was part of it, and when, later, she began to write, she wanted to write stories that would challenge

has left a young woman several years ago. She is looking for a new love, and his new neighbor, Mike, seems to be the ideal man. She will do everything to attract her attention. Bree Van de Kamp seems to be the perfect mother and ideal wife but she is far from what it seems and is on the verge of nervous breakdown. She always wants to control everything, including her two children and her husband, Rex, which will lead to conflict in the conjugal couple. She is very careful about his image and shows

appeared as a hypocritical and rude protagonist, there is a huge transformation. We can see her real goal, she is clever because she knows Alice is in a “good relation” with the Queen (for the moment) and Duchess’ situation with the Queen is delicate. The Duchess treats Alice with friendliness and respect because she needs her. She determined to charm the young girl. 2°) Alice thinks one day she can become a Duchess probably in Wonderland. With her child eyes, Alice wants find a solution for the problem

Hall and Nanci Hellmich, USA TODAYWASHINGTON — Her daughters were 6 and 9, and Michelle Obama was like any other working mom — struggling to juggle office hours, school pick-ups and mealtimes. By the end of the day, she was often too tired to make dinner, so she did what was easy: She ordered takeout or went to the drive-through.She thought the girls were eating reasonably well — until her pediatrician in Chicago told her he didn't like the weight fluctuations he was seeing."I was shocked because

of Louise Mallards after learning her husband’s death is unique. At first she reacts typically; she is sad and look forward the privacy of her room to mourn her companion. She sits in front of an open window, symbol of opportunity, first tip of her future emotional change. By looking outside, gazing at the sky, symbol of liberty, and enjoying the fresh air of spring, symbol of change, she slowly starts to feel release. She is liberated of a marriage that was blocking her of accomplishing herself

base verbale Are you going to buy a car tomorrow? I am going to buy a car tomorrow morning. > You are going to buy a car / She is going to buy a car / We are going to buy a car / You are going to buy a car / They are going to buy a car EXERCISES: 1) Mettre ces mots dans le bon ordre pour reconstituer une phrase: a) to / New York / I / tomorrow / fly / am / to / going b) she / records / will / to / bring / the / her / party c) am / married / I / get / going / to d) later / guitar / the / play / will

her first story when she was six years old. In the second school, she told to her friends imagined stories and her favorite subject was English. After to finish her school studies, she want to go to the University of Oxford but she can’t because her school wasn’t very renowned. So she studies in the University of Exeter and in Paris. She was qualified in French language and literature. She worked in London in the International Amnesty and she teached French. In 1993, she began to write the Harry

The Chrysanthemums, we are offered by such interesting element. The main character in John Steinbeck’s The Chrysanthemums is a woman named Elisa Allen who lost her happiness, frustrated her marital life and being barred from doing certain thing that she wish for and treated unequally by men. According to Abrams, “character is a person presented in dramatic or narrative work who are interpreted by the reader as being endowed with moral and dispositional qualities that are expressed in what they