The L Word

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THE VIRTUAL WORLD 1. Do you agree with the following statement? If yes, why? If not, why? Give your opinion. Computer games are anti-social and violent, and their users are mindless nerds. nerd = informal, someone especially a man, who is not fashionable and who is interested in boring things nerdy = adjective, informal, boring and not fashionable 2. Now listen to this extract from a radio interview with a university lecturer. Does he have the same view of computer games as

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passer ! Je vous souhaite beaucoup de succès dans votre apprentissage de l’anglais ! Solal Manabi.fr © 2013 2 1 2 3 4 5 the le/la/les • The guy I told you about = le mec dont je t'ai parlé • The United States of America = les USA of to and a Manabi.fr © 2013 de/en (matière) • It is on the other side of the street = c'est de l'autre côté de la rue • It is made out of gold = c'est en or à/au + indique l’infinitif des verbes • I have never been to

terror hurl the dart? Oh, feeble weapon 'gainst so great a heart! Must courage proved a thousand times in arms Bow to a peril forged by vain alarms? POLY. I know that dreams are born to fade away, And melt in air before the light of day; I know that misty vapours of the night Dissolve and fly before the morning

we shouldn't allow the theory of evolution to be taught in school. Nous ne voulons pas que nos enfants apprennent des théories sans aucune preuve derrière eux, alors nous ne devrions pas permettre à la théorie de l'évolution à enseigner à l'école. This commits the fallacy of equivocation * L'erreur de l'équivoque. We do sometimes use the word 'theory' to mean a speculation with little or no evidence behind it, but that's not the way we're using the word when we describe the theory of evolution

passed away in 2008 => didn’t get to see the novel come out , however it was her idea at the beginning  WW2 : finished , its consequences are depicted through letters between ≠ characters : members of the L&PPP society & Londoners  Our extract : beginning of exchange of letters between Dawsey Adams & Juliet Ashton. Him : inhabitant of island of Guernsey, Her : writer, Londoner. Subject of his first letter : he has got a book with her address & name on the cover. Real reason : wants to have books

le texte de the 1980 the use of the 1st person plural les années 1980, l'utilisation de la 1ère personne du pluriel 5 5 is emphasized, in the text from the year 2000 the est souligné dans le texte de l'année 2000, le use of the 1st person plural is not explicit any more, although we cannot claim it utilisation de la 1ère personne du pluriel n'est pas explicite, pas plus, bien que nous ne pouvons pas prétendre disappeared. disparu. The word that has "disappeared" is the word worker; it has

little slip of paper that had the word “morphine” on it and looked like a medical prescription. The word, along with the paper, sounded too excitingly Sherlock Holmes to the 8 year-old me, so I immediately demanded an explanation from my grandfather. “Ah, Grandmother Xenia Pavlovna”, he said. Her story is so familiar it sounds like a generalized composite, with not much new to say. Following a month or two of inexplicable excruciating pain that was getting worse by the day, my great-great-grandmother

15 words Word | Part of speech | Definition in English | Translation in french | Complete sentence using word | | | | | | Bellman | Noun | A young man, who carries bags, takes messages etc in a hotel. | Chasseur/Bagagiste | I let the bellmen bring my luggage to my room | | | | | | Bill/ cheque | Noun | Piece of paper use to pay something | Cheque | I use a bill to pay my room at the end o my week-end at the hotel. | | | | | | Convention | Noun | A formal meeting for people