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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to your favourite TV show “Law abiding citizen”! Tonight, we will deal with a mysterious case never really solved. On December 1st, 1900, a foul murder was committed near Medford, Mississippi. John Hossack, a prominent farmer, highly respected, was struck over the head and killed by unknown parties, at his home. This murder was one of the most sensational that has occupied the attention of a criminal court for years. So we will see how law can be complicit with gender

room for both (Well, I can handle that you just gotta show me where it's at Are you ready to go, are you ready to go) [If you want it, you already got it If you thought it, it better be what you want If you feel it, it must be real just Say the word and imma give you what you want] Time is waiting (we only got four minutes to save the world) No hesitating... grab a boy (grab a girl) Time is waiting (we only got four minutes to save the world) No hesitating (we only got four minutes, four

Celebration Madonna I think you wanna' come over, yeah I heard it through the grapevine Are you drunk or you sober? Think about it, doesn't matter And if it makes you feel good then I say do it, I don't know what you're waiting for Feel my temperature rising There's too much heat I'm gonna' lose control Do you want to go higher, get closer to the fire, I don't know what you're waiting for Come join the party, yeah Coz' anybody just won't do. Let's get this started, yeah Coz' everybody

1.Tenses EXPRESSING THE PRESENT Present simple → habitudes, vérités générales, travail, description de personne, activités régulière ex : I go to school everyday. I hate peppers. He's got blue eyes. ▲ rules for -S → ch + s + sh + x = ES !! (ex : I watch, he watches) → y = IES !! (ex : I study, he studies ; I play, he plays) → irruglar forms : I do,he does ; I go,he goes ; I have,he has Present continuous → « être en train de... », qqch qui se passe maintenant et qui n'est

pas au verbe. Question : Utilisez DO ou DOES (3ème forme du singulier) Do you wake up at 9.30?  Does she wake up at 9.30? > Le present perfect : Principaux emplois: Actions passées qui ont des conséquences sur le présent. Paul has eaten all the cookies. Quand l'action s'est−elle passée? Dans le passé: il y a quelques minutes/hier. Quelle conséquence a−t−elle sur le présent? Paul a mangé tous les gâteaux; il n'en reste plus pour moi Actions qui ont commencé dans le passé et qui sont

taking a shower when the phone rang. | |-> Verbes irréguliers: à apprendre par coeur |Formes interrogative et négative: pour les questions, on fait simplement | |Ex: In 1998, I went to Australia. |l'inversion et le changement de pronom | | |Ex: Were you listening to the radio

|ex: Yes, I am. No, he isn't. |ex: Yes, I do. No, he doesn't. | Le present perfect  Principaux emplois: 1) Actions passées qui ont des conséquences sur le présent. Paul has eaten all the cookies. Quand l'action s'est-elle passée? Dans le passé: il y a quelques minutes/hier. Quelle conséquence a-t-elle sur le présent? Paul a mangé tous les gâteaux; il n'en reste plus pour moi.   2) Actions qui ont commencé dans le passé et qui sont

daughter to a White Stripes show. “Before that, the only concert I’d been to was Britney Spears,” says the singer, songwriter, and guitarist. “But once I saw Jack White onstage, that was it. I grew up as a dancer and I thought you had to dance to be a girl in the music industry. Then I saw the White Stripes and I was like, ‘No, you don’t. I can do that.’” Momsen was nine. Jack White’s raw power and deceptively simple guitar-and-vocal attack proved to be highly influential on the now 16-year-old Momsen

Intro: Let me introduce the characters - as from the very first sentence, the reader in introduced with three male characters, Pete Johnson, Harry Carpenter and Claude the latter’s wife, Colette is only just mentioned. This team of scientists or more precisely geologists are working on the icecap.they are digging a “shaft”.This excerpt focuses on one of character’s thoughts on Harry’s. After his team mate Claude complains he has been cold all the time, Harry wonders if one day, when he is Claude’s

 SHALL  COULD  SHOULD  WOULD CAN Capacité I can swim. Tom can help you Permission Can I help you ? Who can answer the next question? Interdiction You cannot drive without any license. COULD Capacité dans le passé When I was young, I could run very fast. At 20, I could borrow my father’s car. When I was a child, I couldn’t go out at night. Could you open the window, please ? That could be dangerous. Permission dans le passé Interdiction dans le passé Permission / Demande polie