Sick of It All

Les expressions pour mettre à l’aise quelqu’un: -Don’t mention it: ce n’est rien -(there’s) no harm: il n’y a pas de mal -never mind: ne vous en faites pas -you’re welcome: vous êtes excusé -don’t bother: ne vous inquiètez pas/ pas de problème -yes, indeed: bien évidemment -of course: bien sûr Expressions anglaises Pour exprimer sa suprise: -Oopss: zut -blymey: bon sang! -look at that: regarde moi ça/ vise un peu ça -I can’t believe: j’en crois pas mes yeux -you don’t say: c’est pas

to misrepresent your beliefs to earn the approval of others? Do you answer questions honestly, or do you say what you think other people want to hear? Telling others what we think they want to hear is making the socially desirable response. Falling prey to social desirability may cause us to distort our beliefs and experiences in interviews or on psychological tests. The bias toward responding in socially desirable directions is also a source of error in the case study, survey, and testing methods

Introduction : IT - Information and automatic contraction - is the domain of scientific activity, technical and industrial related to the automatic processing of information by machines such as computers, game consoles, robots, etc.. The term "computer" refers to the original theoretical computer science: a set of formal sciences whose aim is to study the concept of information and methods for automated processing thereof. These include, for example, algorithms, signal processing, computability

the death of Edward the confessor. Margaret’s brother Edgar Atheling made a claim to the English throne, this was to be a failed one as the English nobles preferred Harold of Wessex, but later that year Duke William of Normandy made it all a rather moot point by invading England and crowning himself king. After this many members of the English nobility sought refuge in the court of King Malcolm the 3rd Canmore of Scotland, who himself had been in exile in England during the reign of Macbeth. Among

intermédiaire (expression écrite) You are a time traveller. You are back in the 19th century and you explain to someone what the Internet is and what we use it for. Tâche finale (expression écrite) We are in 2080. You are an old man or woman. After a man-made disaster, the human world as we know it doesn’t exist anymore. You are one of the few survivors. You are discussing with a child who was born after the disaster. You tell him about great inventions that existed before the catastrophe

Manson… we all know their names, they are famous because of the atrocity of their crime, they were even sometimes nicknamed “Devil” but when we look at their face, they just look like you and me. What makes those people become so dangerous for the society? There are three main reasons for committing crime, the first is the natural cause which has been largely developed by the Italian thinker Cesar Lombroso, the second is the socio-economical cause and last one is the culture. The first cause of crime

lecture 5: fundamentalism “Fundamentalism”: never used by Islamic people but by westerners, used for a group of Muslims. Nowadays we used Islamism, militant Islam, and terrorism. One response to colonization. These Muslims started this movement in the name of Islam revival, but at the beginning they could not succeed because of the rise of nationalism. These new states that emerged in the name of nationalism were secular. Secularism is a western idea. However, in the secular Muslim world, no tolerance

aspects of your client if not you can make some errors that you couldn’t repair and so, lost your negotiation. France–Vietnam relations started as early as the 17th century with the mission of the Jesuit father Alexandre de Rhodes. Various traders would visit Vietnam during the 18th century, until the major involvement of French forces under Pigneau de Béhaine from 1787 to 1789 helped establish the Nguyễn Dynasty. France was heavily involved in Vietnam in the 19th century under the pretext of protecting

newspaper The Guardian. This is a daily newspaper in United Kingdom. It has an editorial line rather marked left. Can be considered in France, its equivalent newspaper is Le Monde. The article we will discuss is called « My son's experience in a French school was not a good one ». This is a testimony of Emily Barr, an author who is also an occasional journalist. This woman testified in The Guardian following the release of the book by Peter Gumbel «L'école casse-t-elle nos enfants». Gumbel is

each other at an office party of three associated firms. They we're both said old-fashioned, conversative and eccentric. That is why at this party they started talking and soon they felt in love. Both of them think there were made for each other, n other words they had found out who the other was consequently they decided to marry in the spring. Harriet is the oldest of three daughters ( Sarah and Angela), she left home at 18 and she worked in the sales department of a firm that designed and supplied