Turn Back

is the embodiment of the male dominant aspect of Alex's personality. Alex has spent his entire life trying to distance himself from this: uneducated, brutal, the use of the Scottish accent. Third Mr Orr: he lost his memory and is trying to have it back. He wants to know more about his identity. He is always looking for the history of the bridge and wonders about a possible continent. Is the world only the bridge or is there another possibility? We could think that Mr Orr feels himself stuck in the

chose) • to put on -- mettre (vêtements, etc.), taquiner (quelqu'un) • to put off -- enlever • to turn -- tourner • to turn on -- allumer • to turn off -- éteindre • to turn around -- se retourner • to turn up -- mettre plus fort (son, lumière) • to turn down -- baisser (son, lumière), refuser • to turn out -- devenir, finir par être • to turn red, white, etc. -- rougir, blanchir, etc.   Lorsque la phrase comporte un substantif comme objet, on peut

à savoir, le plus gros univers en termes de chiffre d’affaire se situe devant soit. Parmi ces trois univers, nous trouvons l’univers boisson qui propose deux grandes catégories de produits différents selon la saison hivernale ou estivale. En back-office, nous trouvons tous les congélateurs, réfrigérateurs, etc.… un comptoir aménagé pour la préparation des sandwichs, mais aussi un couloir pour la réception de la marchandise. 1) Horaires d’ouverture : Le magasin ouvre ses portes

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appearance. At the beginning of the novel Quentin perceives Miss Rosa with the characteristics of a child, she resembled a crucified child”, 4, I. Or else in the episode of Sutpen’s fight with his slaves, when Ellen rushes towards the scenes she is turn by turn perceived as a horse, a woman and a child (21, I). It is interesting to associate the strength of a horse, which she has from far, in surface, and the fragility of a child which she has when you look closer. That reclusion from the world also makes

to phone s.o - to be on the phoneto callto ring | Etre au téléphone | to pick up the phone to dial a number | Décrocher le téléphone | to leave a message | Laisser un message | To call again laterTo call back | Appeler plus tard/ultérieurement | To hang up the phone | Raccrocher le téléphone | To give a call/ring to s.o | Passer un appel | To hold on pleaseTo hold on the line | patientez | Will you hold ? | Veuillez bien patienter | I’ll put you through to | Je vous la passe |

lot of money when his uncle died. 4. The printing machines are always breaking down. 5. He didn’t mean to let you down; it was only an accident. 6. I gave up trying to persuade him to continue with his studies. 7. I'm going to have to turn in. I'm not used to these late nights. 8. Come on then, do up your coat and let's go. 9. Jack's having trouble keeping up with the rest of the class. 10. While I was clearing out the desk, I came across some of his letters. II. Fill in

aux baisers; Il effleure et se pâme en des voluptés blanches. ------------------------------------------------- RENEE VIVIEN (1877-1909) ------------------------------------------------- Borrow money from a pessimist – they don’t expect it back. Go to Heaven for the climate, Hell for the company. Mark Twain ------------------------------------------------- I asked God for a bike, but I know God doesn’t work that way. So I stole a bike and asked for forgiveness. Love your enemy, it will

she distinguished Lantier amid this crowd, and she leaned eagerly forward at the risk of falling from the window. With a fresh pang of disappointment she pressed her handkerchief to her lips to restrain her sobs. A fresh, youthful voice caused her to turn around. "Lantier has not come in then?" 4 "No, Monsieur Coupeau," she answered, trying to smile. The speaker was a tinsmith who occupied a tiny room at the top of the house. His bag of tools was over his shoulder; he had seen the key in the

The turn of the screw: (a gothic story. The governess who sees “ghosts” tells her own story (“I”)). One of the major inspiration of Marcel Proust. You don’t know if she is really mad or if the fantastic things really happened. A very gripping novel. You have at different points of the story moments when the author make a turn of the screw, he makes the pressure increase. That is a metatextual title. 1904: The Ambassadors: a mission from a Puritan New England elderly man to bring back to the