The L Word

Crossing Brooklyn Ferry " 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

Doctor Faustus Christopher Marlowe The Seven Deadly Sins (2.3 105-185) This extract is taken from the play Doctor Faustus, written by Christopher Marlowe, from line 105 to line 185 (2.3 105-185). The action is taking place in Faustus’s study. Lucifer, Beelzebub and Mephistopheles are with Faustus. Lucifer and Beelzebub are here to entertain Faustus and to prevent him to think of god. He had doubts about god, hell and damnation so they are going to entertain him to make him believe to other

Action. Added Value: The increase in worth of a product or service as a result of a particular activity - in the context of marketing, the activity might be packaging or branding. Adopter Categories: Five groups into which consumers can be placed according to the time it takes them to adopt a new product or service. The five categories are: Innovators – Those who are first to adopt a new product or service. Early adopters – Those who adopt a new product or service after the innovators have already

Understanding the evolution of law in society Society has evolved and so did the laws governing it. In the highly developed states of the modern world the citizen is cared for and governed by laws from the cradle to the grave. In fact, even before his birth, the citizen is protected by law, for instance the laws pertaining to abortion protects the fetus. Similarly, after the demise of the citizen the law sees to it that his will is enacted. So a brief overview of the main theories and concepts

hypothèque. Mots clés 1. Assets Nom : Actif du bilan (toujours au pluriel) Sens plus général : un bien. Expressions : “The corporation owns $500,000 of realizable assets” • « La société possède pour 500 000 dollars d’actifs réalisables » “Accounts receivable are entered on current assets” • « Les effets à encaisser sont rentrés dans l’actif disponible » “Under the circumstances, his assets could be frozen” • « Dans ces conditions, ses biens pourraient être gelés » Noms composés : Fixed assets:

‘they were made for each other’. INTRO This is the opening passage of the novel The Fifth Child, in which Lessing introduces the reader to the two main protagonists, Harriet and David. She begins at the very “beginning” of “their” story, focusing on the moment they first met and fell in love. The scene is set at an end of year office party in Sixties London. There are five main parts to this passage. 1. A description of the party and the people there, including a comment on what people think

WHAT IS THE TRUTH? | | | Reading : Worship at the Da Vinci altar Vocabulary : Anyone / No one / Someone Deductions Uncountable nouns Grammar : Present Simple / Present Be + -ing Past Simple / Past Simple Be + -ing Listening : Giving directions Video : Another tourist destination Writing : What about religion ? WORSHIP AT THE DA VINCI ALTAR Extract from The Times, August 2, 2005 By the time the No. 15

personal computer has e-mail and a web browser, a spreadsheet and a word processor. A new hire sitting down at his/her PC for the first time would be astonished—maybe even insulted—if these basic tools were not available. Auditors have these tools like anyone else. But if we try to define even one software tool specific to the audit profession that is required on top of these basics, we fail. It does not matter if one breaks down the profession into categories and looks just at internal or external

org/issue337/facts.htm or use the “Enjoy” manual (pages 40-43) Question Right? Wrong? Class: 1) What is the definition of “slavery”? Write “right” or “wrong” and justify your answer (= citez les mots du texte). Justify your answer 1. Only men are slaves 2. Four-year-old children can be slaves. 3. Children work less than 20 hours a day. 4. Slaves have regular holidays. 5. Slaves get more than the minimum wage. 6. Slaves get a home as well as a salary. 2) What is the definition of “child labour”

k strukturálnímu rozboru zásoby slovní). Prague 1947, pp. 175–184. 7 Saussure, F. de: op. cit. 101. 8 Ullmann, S.: Précis de sémantique française. Berne 1952, p. 103. Le même auteur a explicité son point de vue dans plusieurs articles, dont Word-Form and Word-Meaning. Archivum Linguisticum, Volume 1, 1949 et Les tâches de la sémantique descriptive en français. Bulletin de la Société de linguistique de Paris, Tome 48, 1952, fasc. 1, nous fournissent maints exemples pour l’anglais et pour le français