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que le participe présent (V-ing). Il s'agit d'un verbe employé comme nom. Il s'emploie dans les situations suivantes : 1. 2. 3. Comme sujet de la phrase : o Ex. Smoking damages your health. Fumer nuit à votre santé. Comme complément : o Ex. I like skiing. J'aime faire du ski. Après une préposition : o Ex. Are you interested in working for us? Cela vous dirait de travailler pour nous ? o Ex. Tim's very good at building sand castles. Tim est très doué pour construire des châteaux de sable. Il s'emploie

bronzer se dorer au solei I prendre un coup de solei! yachting [0] water-skiing to row [au] to windsurf [I] la (navigation de) plaisance Ie ski nautique ramer faire de la planche avoile .·',ll,I·P'. a sleigh GB =a sled US a luge =a toboggan [0] a snow-cannon = a snow-gun a snowmobile [au] a snowplough GB = a snowplow US ski, a ski skiing [i:] a skier alpine skiing cross-country skiing snowboarding downhill skiing snowshoes a trail =a piste GB = a slope US a ski lift a platter lift a chair

d’hiver Si vous appréciez l’air froid et vivifiant et la neige poudreuse, vous irez probablement à la montagne pour y pratiquer l’une des activités suivantes : Chapitre 15 : Les loisirs ߜ cross-country skiing (cros-ken-tri ski-ign [UK], crâs-ken-tri ski-ign [US]) (ski de fond) ߜ downhill skiing (daoun-h’il ski-ign) (ski alpin) ߜ ice skating (aïs skéï-tign) (patin à glace) ߜ snowboarding (sneou-bôô-dign [UK], snôô-bôô-dign [US]) (snow-board) S’il fait chaud, vous pouvez aller vers les plages, les

towards patients—the very curt treatment and interpersonal relations that she experienced as an NHS patient left her feeling patronised and unaware of exactly what was happening to her and why. 8 HEALTH CARE IN FRANCE AND GERMANY Skiing Accident While skiing in the Alps, Mme Rouge tore a ligament in her leg. She went to see a local GP without an appointment— presenting her social security number to show that she was entitled to care. The GP said that an x-ray was required, and recommended a

their studies. 64 2.2. Some sports are extreme. What do you think motivates motivates people to risk their lives and is it worth taking such risks? — More and more people practise risky sports, such as climbing the world's highest moutains, skiing off cliffs and so on. — Those people want to experience a sense of danger which must give them the impression of being fully alive. — It may also be a way to prove one's nerve and courage. — Being able to face one's fear is then rewarded by a great

activities. Filtering the light in one direction, rather than darkening it from all directions like with tinting, leads to sharper vision and better color rendition. Scratch-resistant * Anti-reflective coating * Polarized (useful for skiing and fishing) * ‘Drivewear’ (lenses for sun initially lightly tinted that becomes darker behind the windscreen when driving during intense brightness) * Lens type : * Single vision (full-time wear or reading only) *

love (aimer beaucoup), like (aimer), prefer (préférer), enjoy (apprécier), dislike (déplaire), can't stand / bear (ne pas supporter), hate (détester), suggest (suggérer), be worth (valoir la peine), look forward to (être impatient de)... - I love skiing --> J'aime skier - I dislike being late --> Je n'aime pas être en retard (déplaire) - This film is worth seeing --> Ce film vaut la peine d'être vu. Après la plupart des prépositions (sauf après TO + verbe) : on, without, of, up, down, for..

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beach. 3. He wouldn't invite her out. d. Betty liked exotic food. 4. I would send you a postcard. e. There was enough snow. 5. It would be cheaper. f. You travelled by bus. 6. They would get sunburnt. g. I had your address. 7. You would go skiing. REPONSES a1. If she had time, she would visit you. b3. If John didn't know this beautiful girl, he wouldn't invite her out. c6. If they spent too much time on the beach, they would get sunburnt. d2. If Betty liked exotic food, she wouldn't eat at

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