Stay the Night

Rédigez une brève introduction qui permettra de présenter le lieu, le moment de la scène ainsi que les principaux personnages. Pensez à sauter une ligne entre l’introduction et le dialogue lui-même. Voici un exemple de courte introduction : The scene takes place at night in Inspector Thackeray’s office. Charlie Fry and Teresa McCall have just been arrested for armed robbery. 3. Choisissez une des deux formes possibles de dialogue: Vous pouvez écrire un dialogue comme s’il s’agissait d’un extrait de

Paroles de Walk The Line Get Rhythm : Hey get rhythm when you get the blues C'mon get rhythm when you get the blues Get a rock and roll feelin' in your bones Get taps on your toes and get gone Get rhythm when you get the blues A little shoeshine boy he never gets lowdown But he's got the dirtiest job in town Bendin' low at the people's feet On a windy corner of a dirty street Well I asked him while he shined my shoes How'd he keep from gettin' the blues He grinned as he raised

A man is leaving home at night and walking on a winding road Un homme quitte sa maison pendant la nuit, il marche sur une route parcourue par les vents - He must be fed up with living at home Il en a problablement en avoir marre (ras le bol) de vivre chez lui - He might be heading for the land of dreams Il doit se diriger aux pays des rêves -What for ? Pourquoi ? -He dreams of a better life Il rêve d’une nouvelle vie -He wishes to do something he has never done He a envie

Bull’s strengths/ opportunities c. Red Bull’s weaknesses/ threats 2. Red Bull objective and strategy a. The market b. Consumers c. Positioning and differentiation d. Competition 3. Red Bull sales promotions a. Red Bull promotion on Points of sells b. The Red Bull “Buzz” c. The French launch d. STREET MARKETING IN FRANCE 4. Red Bull Communication a. TV advertising b.

Positioning: 18 4.3 The 6’s P 18 4.3.1 Product: 18 4.3.2 Place: 19 4.3.3 Promotion: 20 4.3.4 People 21 4.3.5 Physical environment 21 4.3.6 Process 21 5. SALES FORECASTING 21 5.1 Market potential : 21 5.2 Sales potential 22 5.3 Sales forecast 23 Conclusion 25 Annexes 26 Introduction We are in Canada in July 1998, David Bayne, the general manager of the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise, realizes that his organization is in situation of decline. Although the hotel is worldwide

meaning the opposite of ‘find’ or win Loose is an adjective meaning the opposite of tight E.g. she is afraid she might lose her ring Sara’s watch was loose and fell off 4. “Reach” & “Arrive” Reach is a transitive verb and must have an object: We reached London in the morning Arrive is intransitive and cannot have an object We arrived in the morning Of course where we arrived can be shown by using ‘at’ or ‘in’ We arrived in London in the in the morning The word

I- History II- Marriages and relationships III- Political activism and drugs I'm going to present you John Lennon, the famous English rock-muscian belonging to the Beatles. I - History a) first, his childhood and adolescence John Lennon was born in the Liverpool Maternity Hospital in 1940, to Julia Lennon and Alfred Lennon. As Alfred was a seaman merchant during the world war II , he was often not at home, but he sent regular pay cheques to his wife. When Alfred discovered that his wife

(page 7-8) The whole story is based on the letters between the sisters Olivia and Marcia in the 1920s. Olivia leaves England to live with her husband Douglas in India. But there she elopes with the Nawab who is an Indian prince. Douglas gets married to Tessie and they become the grandparents of the first-person narrator in the story. Olivia always is a forbidden topic for Tessie and her sister Beth but after Douglas’ death an old friend from India named Harry appears and leaves them the letters written

SESSION 2008 Oral du second groupe TEXT 7 The Long Walk to Freedom The following text is the very end of Nelson Mandela’s 750-page autobiography. It took him nearly 20 years to write it. 5 10 15 20 I was born with a hunger to be free. I was born free – free in every way that I could know. Free to run in the fields nears my mother’s hut, free to swim in the clear stream that ran through my village, free to roast mealies1 under the stars and ride the broad backs of slow-moving bulls. As long

passé Auxiliaires modaux "can- may must " Le passif Faire + infinitif La forme fréquentative La proposition infinitive Les subordonnées de temps Le gérondif Les "question-tags" Les relatifs Le génitif Les principaux interrogatifs Les articles "Both - the two" Les partitifs "Either... or, neither... nor" Traduction de "ce que" et "ce qui" Les noms et adjectifs composés Le comparatif Le superlatif "Each other" et les réfléchis "So" et "such" La suggestion L'agencement Exercices complémentaires Tests Verbes