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Carlos. 3. A useful book. Un livre utile. 4. The moon. La lune. 5. An actress. Une actrice. Texte en anglais. Ann is my pen-friend. She's 13. She's English. At school, she wears a uniform. She lives in a small village in Kent and she goes to school in the village. Her school uniform is white and blue: the jumper is white and the skirt is blue. she doesn't like her uniform. When she comes home in the evening, she puts on a pair of jeans and a nice old sweater. Then, she's comfortable!:

Bingley, "a single man of large fortune," to Netherfield Park, a nearby estate. Mrs. Bennet, whose obsession is to find husbands for her daughters, sees Mr. Bingley as a potential suitor. Mr. and Mrs. Bennet have five children: Jane, Elizabeth, Mary, Kitty, and Lydia. [pic][pic][pic][pic][pic] The Bennets' first acquaintance with Mr. Bingley and his companions is at the Meryton Ball. Mr. Bingley takes a liking to Jane and is judged by the townspeople to be perfectly amiable and agreeable. Mr. Bingley's

100 WAYS TO SAY IT IN BUSINESS ENGLISH FOREWORD This is an abridged version of my e-book, 250 Ways to Say It in Business English, which I started compiling when a student asked me for a list of “phrases to say” in different business situations. He had gone through a few English courses and felt that teachers had always taught him the same functions. “I‟ve learnt how to ask someone to open a window several times,” he commented, “but no one has told me what to say when I have to give bad news

misery. He took her to Geneva, where they were married. Subsequently traveled all over Italy where they conceived their first first-born, Victor. Also in Italy Carolina meets a young peasant woman, Elisabeth, who will decide to adopt. Since her childhood between the child and victor is established a deep bond.Chapter 2Victor Frankenstein continues to recount his childhood and how the emotional bond with Elisabeth becomes more and more 'strong. During his childhood, Victor begins to be interested in

fille Hook = crochet Appeal = attirer I am eager to : j’ai hâte de Tip : pourboire / conseil Upside down : retourner Supply and demand = offre et demande Schedule : annexe Surplus : excédent Shortage : pénurie Abroad : à l’étranger We are willing : nous sommes prêt Willingness = volonté lead it onto its current path = amener sur son chemin actuel to propel = propulser its customers = ses clients aware = au courant bunch = bouquet to attend lectures = suivre des cours pilgrimage =

countries, the British parliament has his origins in a group of advisers who helped the king to make his decisions. At the beginning, these people were connected with the church or the army and the first assembly of this kind was the witan or grand council which we find in Saxon England during the reign of king offal in the VIII century. By the 10th century, the Witan were much bigger and more formal and had the power to issue laws and charters. In the Witan? New king were chosen and official business was

With close reference to the text and to historical, social and literary background compare Blake’s “London” to Wordsworth’s “Composed upon Westminster Bridge”. The poems “Composed upon Westminster Bridge” by William Wordsworth (1770-1850) and “London” By William Blake (1757-1827) have the same subject: London. Although both poems cover the same subject, the subject’s approach is totally different: while Wordsworth shows the appearances and gives a positive view of London, Blake shows the hard

place a great deal of value upon courtesy, appearance and titles or class. If your goal is to successfully communicate, negotiate and build a professional relationship with your French counterpart, follow these helpful tips for understanding the corporate culture in France. 1 Schedule meetings and appointments at least two weeks in advance. Many meetings take place over a meal, and lunch is a good time of day to schedule an appointment. Your first point of contact will most often be the secretary

...................................................................................... 2. On ne sépare pas le verbe de son complément d'objet : I like coffee. I like coffee very much. I like coffee a lot. I make chocolate cakes very well. I want to speak English fluently. I make minor errors all the time. Entraînez-vous en imitant les phrases précédentes : (a) J'aime le chocolat. …....................................................................................................................

the right to land and dry their catches along portions of northern and western coasts. 17th century: for 150 years, the settlement was prohibited to maintain the cod fishery. 19th century, many Irish, settlers from English southern counties and channel Islands (France) poured in NFLD. The annual seal hunt and the Labrador fishery braing many Newfoundlanders togheter exerted the most generalising effect on the various dialects Earliest part to be settled by English speakers | Both