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Hamilton made his way to the gymnasium and opened fire on a Primary One class of five- and six-year-olds,Fifteen children died together with their class teacher, Gwen Mayor, who was killed trying to protect the children. Hamilton then left the gymnasium through the emergency exit. In the playground outside he began shooting into a mobile classroom. A teacher in the mobile classroom had previously realised that something was seriously wrong and told the children to hide under the tables. Hamilton returned

qui développe une relation forte avec la jeune Hadassa, une juive orthodoxe. Effectivement, la mère de la jeune fille admet que celle-ci aime sa professeure de manière à parler souvent d’elle, « She always talks about you. The French teacher this, the French teacher that1», ce qui attendrit la jeune enseignante. De plus, lorsque l’on assiste au déroulement du livre, on remarque qu’Alice fait preuve d’un grand respect envers les coutumes exigées devant ses élèves qui sont juives et principalement

Jerry was able to go through this tunnel, I really do not think that he become a wiser boy. He still have thing to learn before becoming what I call a wisdom men. In conclusion, I think that in life you teach to the younger what you learn in the past, from your experience or by what others teach you. You are giving to your children knowledge so that everyday they become more and more .... That means that youth and wisdom can’t co-exist because youth didn’t acquire all that they need to be wise.

Première Edition 1995, Paris. Joelle, Gardes-Tamine, la grammaire : Phonology, Morphology, Lexicologie, Armand Colin 2002, France. Francis, Katamba, an Introduction to Phonology, Longman Group, ninth impression 1997, UK. Gerard, Kelly, How to Teach Pronunciation, Pearson Education, Sixth impression 2004, Malaysia. Douglas C., Walker, French Sound Structure, Calgary University of Calgary Press, 2001. Noam, Chomsky, Halle, Morris, The Sound Pattern of English Studies in Language, Cambridge

education, work experience, placements or spare time or other voluntary activities but do not write solely about your course work. Please type your answers in the space provided. Anything written on another page will not be corrected. For use by the teacher only Grade: Comments: Planning, implementation and achieving results Describe a challenging project, activity or event which you have planned and taken through to a conclusion. Include your objective, what you did, any changes you made to your

chair farthest from Master, awkwardly placing his feet close together. Hepreferred to stand. 40‘There are two answers to the things they will teach you about our land: the real answer and theanswer you give in school to pass. You must read books and learn both answers. I will give youbooks, excellent books.’ Master stopped to sip his tea. ‘They will teach you that a white mancalled Mungo Park discovered River Niger. That is rubbish. Our people fished in the Niger longbefore Mungo Park’s grandfather

ENGLISH HOMEWORK 1°)Describe what you did in Lycée Sarcey while the class was in London : How many did you go to school? Did you like the teachers? Why(not) ?Did you attend new classes ? Compare the atmosphère in youri usual class and in the new class. Monday, I first met my new class, I was very stressed. I went to school for 9.30 am. The students wasn’t nice with me, they whispered about me. At the end of the day when I entered in the science class room, a boy called me and I went to sit

the Teachers’ Day. B] Change the following from direct speech to indirect speech. (8) 1. She asked me, “What are you doing in this vacation?” 2. “Don’t forget to do the homework,” the teacher reminded us. 3. “Did you like the film?” my friend enquired. 4. Prachi said, “I want to be an author when I grow up.” 5. I told my mother, “I am very tired today.” 6. She exclaimed, “What an amazing performance!” 7. “Please repeat the question,” I requested the teacher.

Romantic poetry often seems to express an ecological point of view, preferring what nature can teach to what man has taught. William Wordsworth is one of the best English poets. His interest in nature is vital. He is shown as a wisdom figure and the guide to a pastoral consciousness we cannot afford to neglect. It is said that seeing through and not with the eye in ecology as the centrality of romanticism engenders a certain sense sublime. We will discuss the notion of ecology as the centrality of

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