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to school by four federal marshals. They were here for her protection. As (=because) they was an angry crowd outside the school waiting for her. As (=comme) we can see on N. Rockwell’s painting, some people even a tomatoes at her. When she left school at 3 : 00, she discovered journalist everywhere. Indeed (= en effet), this day was a very important day in the history of the U.S.A. : Ruby was the first black girl to go in a white school : William Frantz an integrate school (a school which integrate

His parents are poor. His mother was born in the south of Ireland, at Limerick. She went to America because the life was better there. His father is an alcoholic unemployed. He had to escape from Ireland because they were in war and he went to America too. Unfortunately, Margaret died a few days after her birth. The family hadn’t got any clothes. Mrs Liebowitz, the woman who lived in the apartment above, helped them. She gave them food for surviving. After the Margaret’s dead, the family came

well-known voice of the new generation of writers”.[23] Miller also notes that “Woolf maintained that her generation had to break the mold of the novel in order to speak to the radically changed world around them”.[24] When she published the novel Mrs. Dalloway, in 1925, she “did break the mold of the novel.”[25]. According to Miller, this novel established her as a powerful force in the British Modernist literary scene, being the first of her experimental works which include To the Lighthouse, The

Elizabeth. He vainly thinks he is Donald, she vainly thinks she is Elizabeth. He vainly believes she is Elizabeth. She believes in vain that he is Donald--they are sadly deceived. But who is the true Donald? Who is the true Elizabeth? Who has any interest in prolonging this confusion? I don't know. Let's not try to know. Let's leave things as they are. [She takes several steps toward the door, then returns and says to the audience:] My real name is Sherlock Holmes. [She exits.]

Jane Marsh of Great Lakes Realty. He had growing suspicions. "This property is rather eccentric," Miss Marsh is telling Milton one September afternoon as she leads him up the driveway. "It takes a buyer with a little vision." She opens the front door and leads him inside. "But it does have quite a pedigree. It was designed by Hudson Clark." She waits for recognition. "Of the Prairie School'[1]". Milton nods, dubiously[2]. He swivels his head, looking over the place. He hadn't much cared for the

SILLY = il est stupide. - HE IS BEING SILLY= il fait l'imbécile. SHE HAS A GLASS = elle a un verre. - SHE IS HAVING A DRINK = elle prend un verre. o Transformation d'une perception en action volontaire : CAN YOU HEAR THAT BIRD ? = Entends-tu cet oiseau ? - THE JURY IS HEARING A WITNESS = le jury entend un témoin. I CAN SEE IT = Je le vois. - SHE IS SEEING TO THE MAIL = elle s'occupe du courrier. SHE FEELS GOOD = elle se sent bien. - SHE IS FEELING THE CUSHION = elle tâte le coussin. o Description

go to work. (Habit) (go) She goes (go) 2- Every Saturday, I visit museums. He visits museums. Every Monday, she tries. (try) Conjugaison: |I |See |Sleep |Gaze at you |Drive |Cry |Speak |Dress | |You |See |Sleep |Gaze at me |Drive |Cry |Speak |Dress | |He/she/it |Sees |Sleeps

so impressed with the way she reacted to their questions that they didn't ....... to offer her the job. (a) delay (b) hesitate (c) waiver (d) dither Q4 As this job was of a very specialist nature an ....... was invited to join the interview panel. (a) expert (b) exponent (c) exhibitor (d) expedient Q5 After the interview one of the candidates ....... phoned the office to see whether he had been successful. (a) always (b) ever (c) constantly (d) competently Q6 She was in such a state of extreme

just brought. (to give = donner; bring= apporter) 7. ____________ animal in the photo is called Dumbo. (is called = s'appelle) 8. Our zoo has just bought _____________ elephant. Exercice 2 1. She wants to buy ______________ yellow hat. 2. There are ____________ dogs in the garden. 3. She is _____________ American journalist. 4. The meeting is in ____________ hour. 5. _____________ baker wakes up earlier than a librarian. 6. I don't like _____________ tea. 7. ______________ tea is

wealth. At the beginning of the passage the action is located at Nick's place. The first part starts with the narrator's inner thoughts on the state of his towels. They're probably dirty since he is ashamed at the idea Daisy could use them. Indeed, she ­has just gone upstairs. From this comment, we understand that Nick has a more modest house than Gatsby. It creates a gap between the two men and emphasized by the distant relationship they have. The two men represent 2 different worlds. On the one