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children to think for themselves, to make up their own opinions. • Thanks to his Textbook Act, some pupils at Government College became interested in literature / became writers. • The four novels mentioned by Achebe are about a young boy or a young man; it seems there is a lot of adventure in all of them. • In all these books, a quest or several important events change the boy’s life forever. • The boys experience many obstacles, but in the end they find their true place in society. b.

Professor KHALID LAHLOU Academic Year: 2006/2007 Dedication To the most precious man all over of the world. The source of love, self-denial, tenderness and spiritual and physical support. My dear husband Mohamed. When there is a will, there is a way. When there is no will, there are excuses. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Over the

we’ve got new neighbours ! There’s a girl. * Oh, yes ! That’s Emma. She’s at my school. - Really ? Is she in your class ? * Yes, she is. Dialogue 1, deuxième partie - Who’s that woman over there ? * That’s Mrs Patterson, Emma’s mother. - Is the man there Emma’s father ? * Yes, that’s Mr Patterson. Emma’s parents are nice. Page 18 ELLVIS - Cours d'anglais pour les étudiants déficients visuels Dialogue 1, troisième partie - And the boy ? Is he Emma’s brother ? * Yes, he is. - What’s

35% percent of energy drink consumers are above 35 years old. 65% of US teenagers (7.6 million teens) say they drink energy drinks. Numbers of teenage consumers has increased by 3 million over the past 3 years. Furthermore energy drinks with high sugar levels are more popular among children and women, while energy drinks with strong taste and flavour are more preferred by male consumers. Recent studies also indicated that 65% of the energy drinks market consists of male consumers. During that

the market that were as much works of art as machines led to the iMac, iPod, iPhone and iPad. Picture 5 is a painting, St George and the Dragon, by Edward Coley Burne-Jones, done in 1866. The legend, which probably originated in Lebanon, tells of a man who saved a princess from being eaten by a dragon and then made all the people in the kingdom convert to Christianity after he killed the beast. St George became popular in England during the Crusades and became patron saint of the English monarchy

extract A. Read and find the information. Reread the extract from “He paused to lean against a Mercedes” up to “dusty grime” and say if these sentences are true or false. Give reasons for your answers by quoting from the extract. T a. In the scene, the man was driving a Mercedes. b. He was holding a respirator. c. He looked neat and young. d. He was wearing smart clothes and looked elegant. F Reread the extract from “Corrine approached slowly” up to “in shock or something” and say if these sentences

wild. The atmosphere is relaxed and joyful. The two communities seem to live in perfect harmony and unity, yet the Indians are depicted as warlike with their feathered headgear and the man in the background is carrying a rifle, as if ready to defend himself and the villagers. Likewise, the helmet and the sword of the man on the right do not seem to be in keeping with the celebration. Thanksgiving symbolizes the joy of loving, caring and sharing – not war! It epitomizes / symbolizes peace, harmony and

wait. What’s this? It’s a little man in a boat, floating above the sparkling waters of Lake Porcelain. Everything looks clean already! With a tip of his teeny hat, he introduces himself.“I’m the Ty-D-Bowl Man, and I . . .” Both hat and hand disappear in a red mist as the first bullet screams through and blows a hole in curved toilet wall behind the Ty-D-Bowl Man. Water begins to pour out on the floor as the woman screams and dives for cover in the tub. Ty-D-Bowl Man scrambles out of the bowl, but when

ma matière préférée.) Here is the news. (Les nouvelles sont les suivantes.) • Les noms représentant un groupe de personnes sont des pluriels, même s'ils ne prennent pas de "-s" : police, people, team... d- Les pluriels irréguliers : Ex. : man → men woman → women foot → feet tooth → teeth mouse → mice child → children 2° Les noms indénombrables Ex. : luggage (les bagages) furniture (les meubles) Comme on ne peut pas les compter, ils n’ont pas de pluriel. III. COMMENT FORMER

Andrew Published: 1898 Categorie(s): Fiction, Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Mythology, Juvenile Source: http://www.gutenberg.org 1 About Lang: Andrew Lang (March 31, 1844, Selkirk – July 20, 1912, Banchory, Kincardineshire) was a prolific Scots man of letters. He was a poet, novelist, and literary critic, and contributor to anthropology. He now is best known as the collector of folk and fairy tales. The Andrew Lang lectures at St Andrews University are named for him. Source: Wikipedia Also available