The Beautiful Life

Training Rapport : The Stanwell-House Annexe 1. Presentation 2. Staff 3. Typical working day 4. The Major difference England / France 5. C.V 6. My Impression 7. Picture 8. Thanks The Presentation 1.) History Stanwell House Hotel dates back to the 18th Century, and is situated in the picturescque Georgian market town of Lymington. Lymington is one of the South's most attractive and historic locations, wonderfully positioned on the coast, and surrounded

|Where |The action takes place in Africa, in particular, in Kenya. | |When |In the introduction, we don't know when the action takes place, probably nowadays judging by the photo in the right hand corner showing| | |a man in modern fashion clothes. | | |The narrator is Kuki

I- Glorious years 1- Childhood in Scotland * She was the daughter of James V of Scotland and Marie de Guise. James died within a week of Mary's birth and, before she was even a year old, the child was crowned Queen of Scots, which was actually ruled by regents including her mother. * The regents of Scotland made a treaty with Henry VIII in which Edward, Henry's son, would wed Mary. However, this treaty will later be broken by the Scottish Parliament because of Henry’s many actions against

___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Conclusion « Dans ma jeunesse, il existait une extraordinaire publication The Whole Earth Catalog, l'une des bibles de ma génération.  » Elle avait été fondée par un certain Stewart Brand, « non loin d'ici, à Menlo Park, et il l'avait marquée de sa veine poétique. C'était à la fin des années 1960, avant les ordinateurs

Foreign student integration interview & report With the development of the international moves, there is more and more people who choose to go abroad for professional or many other reason. People seem really interested in other culture; they are open-minded and are looking for different way to improve their knowledge and to get different way to live and to see things. It is interesting to understand what are the stages of adaptation the people experience when they go abroad. Indeed, it could

The past in David Copperfield Time obviously plays aa large part in Davic Copperfield, as an autobiographical novel relies on memory. It’s a writen memory in a double sens, the writen memory of the character called David & the fictionnal transmutation of Dickens’s memory. The narrative covers a period of time which starts with David’s birth and ends with his personnal & professional success. This narrative thus constantly moves from the past to the present and from the present to the past. The

order to invite him.  | Je lui ai téléphoné pour l'inviter.  |    | The French people.  | Le peuple français.  |    | The front of a house.  | Le devant d'une maison.  |   | Our goal is to unite the people.  | Notre but est de réunir le peuple.  |    | The history of the United States.  | L'histoire des Etats-Unis.  |    | Have you been invited to the party?  | Avez-vous été invité à la fête?  |    | He walked in front

atmosphere a) As we are told that "they had slipped on the sheet of ice which glazed the causeway" , it is defini­tely wintertime. It must be late afternoon, since it is said that "Something of daylight still lingered, and the moon was waxing bright...". b)irony the scene suggests comedy, of the kind which today would be called "slaps­tick humour". Indeed, in such a romantic setting, with a lonely woman in remote countryside, the arrival of a solitary horseman would normally be treated

Literary comment The history of black people is still in the forefront of everyone's minds today. In fact, especially in the United States, blacks went unnoticed for years. Slavery, lynching, segregation, they were victims of scorn and disdain during the 18th century until the late 20th century. The act of lynching consisted of executing a person, an accused, without regular trial or jury, by inflicting serious violence on that person. The execution of black people in the United States began in

Crossing Brooklyn Ferry " is a poem about a man taking the Brooklyn ferry home from Manhattan at the end of a working day. "Crossing Brooklyn Ferry" est un poème à propos d'un homme prenant le ferry Brooklyn maison de Manhattan, à la fin d'une journée de travail. It is one of Whitman's best-known and best-loved poems because it so astutely and insightfully argues for Whitman's idea that all humans are united in their common experience of life. Il est l'un des Whitman plus connues et les plus aimées