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Britain. – ll. 11-25: What Britain represents for Americans. – ll. 26-47: The discovery of Britain by the American mother. 2. Where exactly does the scene take place? Where does each of these characters live: the narrator, Mrs Lovell? 8 points The scene takes place in London: “Mom, you’re coming to London” (l. 10) indicates that the narrator lives in London. The person called Mom by the narrator most probably lives in the USA, which explains the narrator’s reflection about the relationship between

persecution over there. They now mainly live in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana. They are Christians who believe God has a personal interest in them. They are now, two groups, a very traditional one, « The old older Amish » and a more recent one, composed of people who have left the first one because they accept more progress in their lives. They have always been against the traditional Americanconsuming way of live ; instead, they prefer to live simply, not according to fashion, and repair things instead

GREETINGS & WARM UP'I'm sorry you had to wait so long.' ('That's quite all right.')  Désolé de vous avoir fait attendre. Je vous en prie, ne vous inquiétez pas.What’s your name ?  Comment vous appelez- vous?'My name's John Smith.' 'l'm Pierre Leclerc.'  Je m'appelle John Smith. Je suis Pierre Leclerc.Could you spell your name, please ?  Pourriez- vous épeler votre nom, s'il vous plait?'Have you had a good weekend?' ('Yes, thank you.')      Avez-vous passé un bon weekend?“It's a nice day today

suitable. belt handbag shoe suit blouse dress jacket skirt waistcoat suitcase boot earring socks tie briefcase glasses shirt 2. Underline the most suitable word or phrase. a) At Harry's school, the children have to wear a special style/uniform. b) If we go to the Embassy ball we'll have to wear fashion/formal/polite clothes. c) I really like Jack's new dress/suit/trouser. d) In the summer I always wear shirts with short collars/cuffs/sleeves. e) Paul answered the door wearing his pyjamas and his dressing

in its roar; I love not man the less, but Nature more." Lord Byron There are books that are directly related to childhood or teenage and the way young people have evolved in manners, habits and mentality through years. These books will provide tons of information that can show how the world has changed and what most young look in each period of time. Since 2000 young people live in a world where future is more and more uncertain of crisis and where everything is uncertain. Their consumptions

“And yet I hesitate, I hesitate to...to end” Life As a Cyclical Movement in Samuel Beckett's Endgame In Samuel Beckett's “Endgame”, the author depicts four characters. They live in a little room with two windows which creates a feeling of enclosure. This oppression and “confinement” in an enclosed place explains that the characters cannot escape from their situation. They just can turn in round in this room in which they are forced to live. This kind of living has also consequences on their mind

Tuesday, December 8th, 2009 In the right order: une hermine: a stoat trottiner: to scamper un sort: a spell le gosier: gullet petit animal: a cub la litière: litter une chèvre: a goat la peau (d'un animal): the hide un gringalet: weakling tourner de l'oeil: keel over avaler: to swallow un tout petit peu de: a twinge Not in the right order: a nest: un nid golden: that looks like gold, made of gold realm: royaume fur: la fourrure Life of Pi Chapter 32 Presentation

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