The Woman

She reached fort the answering machine they used during the off-hours, but before she could set up, the door to the office suite opened and Susan rushed ih Shoot. She'd been trying to get out of here before that woman got back. As usual, Susan was in a hurry and had that look on her face that meant she was about to bark some order. Charmaine stood and made a point of slinging her bag over her shoulder to signal that the day was over for her... « Oh great » , Susan said, approaching Charmaine's

Legally Blond The document at stakes is a photo which is taken from a film entitled « Legally Blond ». The movie was released in 2001 by Robert Luketic and tells the story of Ellen Woods, a blond girl. She had a boyfriend who broke up because he thought that to have a blond girlfriend wasn’t good for his political carrier. Ellen Woods decided to take her revenge and started to studying law at Harvard. I- Description The central character, the focal point of the picture is a sexy-looking

effects whereas Beer Lane shows the goods of beer. But if we have a closer look to them we can see that in fact they have a common message, they depict the bad aspects of alcohol. Gin lane looks like chaos, people are sick, like the woman on the stairs who has syphilis, they are all dying or already dead. If it's not because of sickness it's because of alcohol or starvation. There is no food a an is eating a bone, people are thin or even skinny like the guy down the stairs. It doesn't seem to disturb

FAVELAS Memories from the flight start rushing back, memories of when I pictured Rio de Janeiro as a fun, full-of-life, exciting city, where each person lives in a constant good mood thanks to the never-dying sun and the dreamy beaches. But here I am, approximately 20km from the city’s center, standing in front of a steep, endless hill where shacks, which I can hardly distinguish from stables, overlap one another, actually hiding what is considered to be the ‘main road’ crossing the village. I manage

Approaching the farmhouse slowly, they looked about them . Glancing at the barking dogs they saw that both were chained near their kennels but they still gave the girls a scare as they tried to rush past them. Fortunately the strong chains held. The girls opened the wooden gate and were greeted by a little four year old girl who was playing with hers toys on the large verandah. "Come inside", she said warmly as she opened the door "My name is Susan," she added as she rushed inside. "Mummy" she

! The document which is proposed to us is an advertising of Australian bank. We can see the promising catchprase at the top in capital letter. First of all we can say that the Australian bank (we can see his logo in the bottom right-hand corner) choose humour to illustrated is catchprase. In fact, the document is a picture of a cinema. In the foreground, there are three people : one woman and two men. The two man are occupied by the movie whereas the girl is more fascinated by the guy next

everybody, i am going to talk about the statue of liberty. My talk will be in two parts. In the first part, i will talk about the history of the statue, then in the second part i will describe the statue. The presentation will last six minutes and after my talk there will be time for a discussion and any questions. Now, let’s move to the first part of my talk which is about the history: Part One: In 1865 during a dinner, bartholdi, a french architecht had the idea that france had to offer to united

INTRODUCTION Despite the emancipation of women have been discriminated against by men. They do not have access to certain jobs simply because they are reserved for men. We will explain this with various elements such as education, work at home, outside of work, its place in society. DEVELOPMENT Today, the level of education some parents still refuse to send their daughters to them because they are made to domestic work and marriage. We give an example the north, in the Senufo people like

Mrs Flanagan and Mr Neal are the six characters. There is just Mr Neal whose not present, just mentioned. The others are present. 2) The scene is set in the countryside: - “Dry farmhouse kitchen” ( l.39-40 ) - “Inside was stored far machinery, implements and grain” ( l.50-51 ) - “The open woodlands” ( l.57 ) 3) It's raining outside: - “There's two girls outside and they're all wet” ( l.9 ) - “Letting the water trickle to the hems of their dresses then onto the timbered verandah” ( l.11-12

cartoon about the lifestyle of the Australian Aborigines nowadays. In the foreground, we can see a few Aborigines wearing Western clothes who are standing up or sitting on cans. The woman is cooking a meal in a sort of barbecue style. It does not look like a traditional way of cooking but like a copy of the Western way of cooking. Indeed, there are a saucepan and chunks of meat cooking on a rudimentary installation made of red bricks piled up and burning branches below them. We can notice the two dogs