This Is England

clever-->   cleverer  ou  more clever                   (intelligent) UTILISATION                                     Sonia is young   but   Suzanne is younger                                     Suzanne is younger than Sonia       Les deux termes de la comparaison sont mis en relation au moyen de la conjonction than              de même      An armchair is more comfortable than a chair                                    (Suzanne est plus jeune que Sonia)                                    (un

and interculturalism are current issues in business as in everyday life. When considering working with foreign people, it is essential to take cultural differences into account and to behave the right way. In the case of United Kingdom, it is difficult to identify one single culture since it is composed of four countries (England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland). It is all the more difficult since the United Kingdom traditionally has a culture of diversity due to the presence of numerous

family from pre-industrial England to the 1970s” using a combination of methods such as historical research and social surveys, they suggest that the family has evolved through 4 main stages. Much emphasis is however concentrated on working class families. Stage 1: The pre industrial family In that stage, the family was a unit of production. The husband, the wife and unmarried children worked as a team typically in agriculture or textile. This type of family was gradually

colonies in the British Empire.[6] Many colonists, however, had developed a different conception of the empire. Because the colonies were not directly represented in Parliament, colonists argued that Parliament had no right to levy taxes upon them. This tax dispute was part of a larger divergence between British and American interpretations of the British Constitution and the extent of Parliament's authority in the colonies.[7] The orthodox British view, dating from the Glorious Revolution of 1688

Ethiopie : water, the development’s key A small, but growing number of people think that a looming shortage of drinking water constitutes a much larger crisis. Water consumption is doubling every twenty years, but the supply isn't growing at the same rate. Three billion people in the world don't have easy access to a toilet and thousands of kids die a day from water-related complications. By 2035, as many as three billion people may live in areas with severe water shortages, especially if

The HitchikersGuide of the Galaxy, or H2G2, who is an humoristical science fiction's universe created by Douglas Adams. The legend, borned in 1978 as a radiophonical serial was took back in differents adaptations like books, television series, part of theater or ful-lenght film, I will talk more about the movie that I loved but there is a lot of points who are connected with all of the adaptations. The Hitchikers Guide of the Galaxy. His name is the one of the symbolic object of the series: an

solicitor. II.1 Training and Tenancy II.1.1 Academic Stage Similar to solicitors must have a law degree (LLB) or a non-law degree followed by a Common Professional Examination (CPE). II.1.2 Vocational Stage After the academic stage there is a one-year bar vocational course (BVC). HOWEVER, before commencing the BVC students must join one of the four Inns of Court. (Lincoln’s Inn, Gray’s Inn, Middle Temple and Inner Temple). Students must familiarise themselves with the customs and

Enormous Wings: A Tale For Children This magical realism written by Gabriel Garcia Marquez “A very old man with enormous wings” tells the story of an old character that seems to be an angel that turns out to be the central attraction of the town where he unfortunately crashed due to a heavy rain season. The story define by its author as a tale for children seems to be pointless with no moral at first but as one take a closer look at it we understand that maybe the author is depicting the human reaction

city. The urban population is multiplied by seven. In 1850 the population is concentrated on the coal basins that have attracted new industries: Lancashire (Manchester), Midlands (Birmingham), Yorkshire (Leeds), Northumberland (Newcastle), Cumberland, South Wales (Merthyr). Have also attracted the population port areas like Bristol, Plymouth, Porthmouth, and Hull. With 28 million inhabitants in 1789, France was the most populated country in Europe. But in the 19th century this population growth was much

her brother Edward and his wife to help them when their child is born. Jane reads one of her stories of two young people who had to wait for their marriage. Obviously it’s about Cassandra and Robert. Tom thinks the story is childish, and this upsets Jane. Chapter 5: Tom sees Jane in the forest. Jane is still offended about Tom’s comment on her writing. Tom suggests she read his favourite book, The History of Tom Jones. Tom thinks Jane is an interesting young woman. Chapter 6: At Basingstoke Dance,