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16) Corrigé A. The first voice is American, the second British. Comments In the American pronunciation of these words, they all have four syllables and an almost equal double stress. In the (standard) British pronunciation, only one syllable of each word is stressed and the words are reduced to three syllables instead of four, one syllable being so “contracted” that it disappears. B. American British aristocrat 2 1 Bernard 2 1 garage 2 1 laboratory 1 2 magazine 1 3 princess 1 2 Renaissance 1 2 research

NLP presuppositions Representational systems Recognising preferred systems-verbal Visual systems Auditory systems Kinesthetic systems Other systems Matching and leading sorting styles Logical levels Pattern categories Being an effective listener A word on d v e listening Walking in the other’s shoes Perceptual positions Managing your boss Significant others Filter categories Managerial communication styles rapport 96 103 103 104 104 104 105 105 110 115 116 117 117 121 121 126 132 132 134 134

scenario had come out of the 1940s. In Frederick Wakeman’s 1946 novel, The Hucksters, this was how advertising worked. In the middle of a meeting, the client spat on the conference room table and said: “You have just seen me do a disgusting thing. Ugly word, spit. But you’ll always remember what I just did.”4 The account executive in the novel took the lesson, later musing: “It was working like magic. The more you irritated them with repetitious commercials, the more soap they bought.”5 With 504 different

When the merchant saw that the genius was determined to cut off his head, he said: "One word more, I entreat you. Grant me a little delay; just a short time to go home and bid my wife and children farewell, and to make my will. When I have done this I will come back here, and you shall kill me." "But," said the genius, "if I grant you the delay you ask, I am afraid that you will not come back." "I give you my word of honour," answered the merchant, "that I will come back without fail." "How long do

They think it’s sick and rotting their property. PAULINE We’re having the ceremony under it. MARGOT You took the swing down. MALCOLM Pauline thinks this is their way of trying to be friends. I think they resent us because we’re... He searches for the word, but can’t come up with anything. He says wearily: MALCOLM I don’t know what we are. 9 INT. CLAUDE’S GUEST ROOM/INGRID’S ROOM - DAY Claude sits on the squeaky bed, a yellow bracelet on his wrist. An old flip-clock hums on the night-table. A door opens

silent 299 ANNEXES D’ETUDES PILOTES reference condition, and then in both noisy environments. Noise was removed from the acoustic signal using the method designed by [12]. The utterance boundaries were then labelled using Praat [13], as well as word and segment boundaries. Fundamental frequency (F0) and open quotient (Oq) were extracted from the EGG signal using an autocorrelation method. 3. Results The following notation was adopted for indicating statistical significance: * p < .05, ** p <

said: "Enter this town, and eat of the plenty therein as ye wish; but enter the gate with humility, in posture and in words, and We shall forgive you your faults and increase (the portion of) those who do good." 59. But the transgressors changed the word from that which had been given them; so We sent on the transgressors a plague from heaven, for that they infringed (Our command) repeatedly. 60. And remember Moses prayed for water for his people; We said: "Strike the rock with thy staff." Then gushed

starts having nightmares. Dracula bites her, but Mina mistakes the holes on Lucy's neck for something else. Lucy starts to get weak and pale, and Mina assumes she is getting sick. Renfield is restless over the presence of his master. Mina receives word that Jonathan is in a hospital in Budapest, and she travels there to join him. They are married. Mina also writes several letters to Lucy, telling her about Jonathan's journal from Castle Dracula, which she has promised not to read since she does not

systematically to root Puritans out of the English church, a larger, less separatistic body emigrated to Massachusetts Bay (1630), where for the first time Puritans had the opportunity to construct churches and a society reflecting their grasp of the word of God. Lorsque Charles I tenté de gouverner l'Angleterre sans que le Parlement et ses nombreux membres puritaine, et quand il a essayé systématiquement à la racine puritains de l'Église d'Angleterre, un plus grand, moins le corps séparatistes émigré

de Poche, 1989). 5. exercices sur la théorie de la traduction : - Ballard Michel. La traduction de l’anglais au français. 2e édition (Collection Cursus). Paris : Armand Colin. - Grellet Françoise. Initiation à la version anglaise : The Word against the Word. (Collection Hachette Supérieur) Paris : Hachette, 2006. - Grellet Françoise. Apprendre à traduire. Nancy : Presses Universitaires de Nancy, 1991. 10 MODALITES DE CONTROLE DES CONNAISSANCES Première évaluation Contrôle continu -