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forest. Oberon's main intent is to distract her long enough to take the page-boy by force. Having seen Demetrius act cruelly toward Helena, Oberon orders Puck to spread some of the elixir on the eyelids of the young Athenian man. Instead, Puck mistakes Lysander for Demetrius, not having actually seen Lysander before. Helena, coming across him, wakes him while attempting to determine whether he is dead or asleep. Upon this happening, Lysander immediately falls in love with Helena since he is still

A Gun Culture. Commentary : This text is an extract from a study entitled : Arming America: The Origins of a National Gun Culture in 2000. The author raises a burning and topical (d’actualité) issue: the problem of gun control and gun culture in the USA. He tries to account for (expliquer) a widespread phenomenon, a scourge (un fléau) that plagues ( tourmenter, harceler) America. We can divide this text into 2 parts: From line 1 to line 25: A typical example of tragedies From line 6 to the end:

guitariste Keith Richards. Le bassiste Bill Wyman et le batteur Charlie Watts les rejoignent ensuite et complètent la formation originale. Jagger et Richards constituent rapidement un duo d’auteurs-compositeurs. Les stones etaient persu comme des « bad boy » des mauvais garçon et leurs emble unebouche ouverte avecla langue tiret vien du fet que Jagger tiret la langue au fans pourles rendre encorplus histerique. • Contexte artistique Satisfaction est une chanson écrite entre le 10 et le 13 mai 1965

tourist attraction of the country like mountains, jungles or deserts. Despite the overpopulation, the poverty and the environmental problems, India is in a process of rapid economy but social problems still exist. The caste system is one of them. This system makes differences between the dalits and the other social classes. The dalits represent 1/3 of the Indian population and because of the caste system they live on the brink of destitute. The lower classes consider them impure and unworthy. Most

.................... A it not raining. B it isn't raining. C it doesn't rain. D it rains not. [ ] 10 ................................ is he coming to the meeting with? A Who B How C Why D Where [ ] 11 "Why didn't you come this afternoon?" " I ................................ a bath." A could have B would have C must have D was having [ ] 12 Are you going ................................ work today? A in B - C to D at [ ] 13 Why ........

father who left them), Jenny’s family is the very opposite. Her father beats her and her sisters and abuses them. * We watch Forest Gump go by all the stage of an American boy: first, there is school and the miracle that happens then when he can run, then, there is university. There is a great amount of clichés displayed at this moment: the scholarship for the athletes (no need to have a brain to go to university if you have good legs and a sense of some sport), and American football is really important

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 vision of the past and the remembering consciousness are unifying factors but also a choice of ambivalence. The different aspects of the past in David

Napoleon: Russia, Germany, and Prussia. The monarchs were absolutist and very conservative. 20 years later Europe would know a period of economic and social crisis. The population submitted to the European order established under the Vienna Congress. This would lead to a series of revolutionary movements, also called “the Spring of Nations”. It would take place all across Europe, as the March revolution in Germany or the Austrian revolution, for example. Those revolutionaries asked for Nations, more

them before? Why aren't there any other guests? What actually happens is left very much up to the reader, but Roald Dahl, the master of this kind of story, gives us all the clues we need to concoct a grisly ending. The themes drawn from this story include poisoning, embalming and taxidermy as well as a look at witches. The story focuses on a 17-year old boy named Billy Weaver who has just stepped into the world of work. Arriving in Bath for a business trip, he looks for a place to stay, notices

Table I- Introduction II- Content A- The pronunciation/phonetic B- The genders C- The tenses III- Conclusion I- Introduction First of all, Language is a tool to communicate, to express our thoughts. This is a way to link what we see, what we hear, what we feel. Language is a bridge to the other. Now, idioms such as English, Spanish or French are a specific system of communication, which belongs to a people. Every single language possesses its own rules and