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linguistique Le discours indirect 7 Séquence S É Q U E N C E 8 12 Conseils généraux-AN01 Civilisation et Culture Americain success stories Compétences Compréhension orale Nelson Mandela’s release Compréhension écrite “The Good Samaritans” – an aarticle from Time magazine Expression orale Lecture d’un passage Expression écrite Écrire un essay Compétence linguistique Corrections d’in essay : les erreurs les plus récurrentes Méthodologie Rappels pour l’examen Traduction

body composed of many pieces of other bodies is completed. All that remains is to shock with electricity. The creature begins to breathe, he opened his yellow eyes, and stands up. Frankenstein had tried to make a beautiful creature, but unfortunately what he had created was monstrous. In that same time realizes that his dream of being the creator of a new breed of better men had broken. Terrified by the monster that he created, Victor passes out. When it revives the view of the monster drives him to

quand il y en a) qui se boit dans un verre. Russe ou Hongrois. - de l’implicite ? du non-dit ? - y a-t-il des passages qui sont difficiles à comprendre en raison du vocabulaire ? de la structure ? Suivons le fil du texte : * Ligne 2: a place so full of Hungarians, it was deafening. Le narrateur suggère que les Hongrois sont des gens bruyants. Le lien de cause à effet est discret. Mais ne doit pas être raté ; un des petits détails qui font l’humour du texte. A ne pas rater à la traduction.

limiting coverage. Certain policy amendments, such as the elimination of entity coverage and the imposition of co-insurance are obvious. Others, such as the use of "Non-Indemnifiable Loss" in conjunction with presumptive indemnification, are less so. II. WHAT EXACTLY IS A "NON-INDEMNIFIABLE LOSS"? A number of policy forms use the term non-indemnifiable loss, either to set a trigger of coverage or to define its scope. The term is most often defined as any loss that is not indemnifiable. "Indemnifiable"

relationships, character etc. • Isolation, unhappiness, solitude, friendship in the loss of it, intolerance, not being accepted, death/suicide • What picture of S.Africa is given at the opening of the novel? Is it homogenous? Or are there disturbing ripples in the smooth surface apparence? Does this picture evolve in the course of the novel? If so how? Why? Is a totally new picture built up • Glimpses into the living and working conditions of both white and black South Africans • Condition

when he was eleven years old, and he lived all of his early years in his native Normandy. Maupassant was born with the gift of a photographic memory, and this innate talent helped him to remember the nuances of Norman people that later made his stories so descriptive. In 1869, Maupassant moved to Paris to study law, but by the age of twenty he volunteered to serve in the army during the Franco–Prussian War. After the war he joined the literary circle headed by Gustave Flaubert. The famous writer was

6 billion in 2009, 49% of this total achieved in Europe, 27% in Asia and 24% in the rest of the world. Contrary to Vitaminiwater, Evian is an old and well implemented brand in France but also abroad. This is brand that people trust in and it is a good example of brand loyalty. How this brand has reached this level of consumer confidence and how is it become a leader of bottled water in Europe but also in the rest of the world? Which tactics and persuasive ways of communication have Danone chosen

identity and, in particular, with the question that interests us in this book: the question of visual identity. More particularly it deals with such things as school uniforms, handwriting and (very specifically) the way in which the letter 'W' is drawn - so that the letter itself becomes a symbol of 'tWinship' or 'gemellity'. But the 'message' of the advertisement is also an example of linguistic syncretism. That is, by combining writing, photography and graphics (th..u.Qgo) to give meaning and value to

American Dream is over” permit to get a complete view of this notion. What is its place in the American Society? What limits, today, come in front this concept? Who are the detractors of it ? First, we’ll show that the American Dream is at the roots of the American society before observing they are several obstacles to its realization nowadays. Finally, we’ll discuss about those who criticize this American Dreams in its soul. So first of all, let’s begin our discussion talking about the American

powerful for some to resist and for others to prevent. In this case, happily, virtue triumphed and the team led by the Mastermind champion won. Then afterwards a young woman from the losing side came over and asked in baffled tones: “How did you get that?” So attuned was she to the idea that answering quiz questions was a task to be outsourced to the internet that she seemed not to understand the idea of general knowledge that was kept in the head. Is this where we are heading? A Google search, once you