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glasses, Krys. On this picture, we can see a little girl, who is about nine or ten years old. She has ginger hair and she has freckles. She also wears red round glasses. On the left, we can read “Before, I had freckles”. We can also see that the slogan of the brand is “You will love yourself”. II) Cibles The main targets of this advert are women, especially mothers. When a little girl sees this advert, she may not focus on the slogans but mainly on the glasses. They are red, so it’s the first thing

mutilated Somalia. To explore and illustrate that idea, Nuruddin Farah uses the character of Askar, a little boy who does not know who he is or where he belongs to. When his mother died, that was Misra, whose national identity is questioned, who kept him. She actually becomes almost his mother. The passage we are going to focus on is quite interesting because it illustrates a major event in Askar’s evolution as a grown-up and also as a Somali citizen. Indeed, Askar is finally separated from Misra and he

or prey to hallucinations. She , on the contrary, doesn't move and hardly reacts. She's still and motionless. She obviously doesn't believe him (I quote line 9 "The U. is a mythical beast"). She remains incredulous and doesn't pay credit to what he says. We can assume, because of the adverbs "unfriendly" l. 8 and "coldly" l. 18 that she did not appreciate being disturbed in her sleep. Her attitude towards him (l. 10 "turned her back on him") clearly shows that she thinks he's talking nonsense

) - They are playing football. (Ils jouent au football). Principal emploi: action en cours au moment où l'on parle. > Syntaxe: Auxiliaire BE (conjugué au présent) + Verbe en -ing Exemple:  I am playing football. You are playing football. He/She/It is playing football. We are playing football. You are playing football. They are playing football. Négation: I am not playing football, you are not playing football... Question: Am I playing football? Are you playing football? Is he playing football

B====Rebecca has trouble etablishing herself as the mistress of Manderley. She always thinks that Rebecca was the perfect mistress but some details come and add suspence. Like ben's strange comments : - She threaned to send him to an asylum - He thinks she's dark,evil, like a snake That scares Mrs de Winter In all the book Mrs Danvers actions are that of an obssessed woman: she kept rebecca's room exactly like the night she died. Finally, the episode about the bal add suspence and terror: The

talks about the transforming power of music that makes the speaker remember about his childhood. Finally, Poem at Thirty-Nine explores the marks left by an adult on his child. Ursula Askham Fanthorpe uses U.A. Fanthorpe as her writing name. She is born on the 22nd of July 1929 and died in the 28th of April 2009. She’s a british poet and won the awards of the “Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature” and the “Queen's Gold Medal for Poetry”; U.A.Fanthorpe wrote the poem Half past Two

Looking at Phèdre’s opening ‘rant’, one may notice that she shifts grammatical tenses from present to imperative as she gives Oenone the order “Chache-moi bien plutôt” in the first hemistich of line 740. The second hemistich however “je n’ai que trop parlé” contrasts the former in its use of the passé compose. These different tenses give insight into Phèdre’s psyche; although she admits her own actions with the use of the passé compose, she states that it is Oenone who must hide her and take responsibilities

soothe her pain: “something to quit the baby”. But even if she takes more tranquillizers (begged from her sisters and friends) that’s not enough to quit the baby. She’s still suffering: “It was so bad that she would cry out in pain”. Harriet‘s pain is enormous. She thinks that her pregnancy is abnormal. However she didn’t have the support of Doctor Brett who thinks that everything’s all right with the baby. So she decided to make her own way / devices. That idea leads us to analyze

They heard gunshots and the noise produced by the motor of a car, escaping fast of their house. Sade and Femi's father was crying when they arrived next to him, he was holding the lifeless body of his wife. When the doctor arrived, it was too late, she was dead. Later, criminals called them, they threated Sade's father. Children saw their mother for the last time, in a white sheet, behind the darkenest glass of the ambulance. Their uncle, and their father talked a long about what happend and why

even asking. The woman in Jean’s life was Aimee, she was a very strong hearted and honest woman. A former opera singer in the city, she moved out to Ruissatel because of her love for Jean. This wasn’t her favorite place but she was willing to give it a try for Jean. When Jean was going to the stream to get water for the farm she was right by his side. She was his sole partner and would be by his side forever. Manon was I love with one man, her father. She loved him to death, and would have done anything