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vocabulaire, classes par thème du social, de la vie quotidienne en général. Pour présenter le texte : 1. What is it? (an article, an extract from a novel…) 2. Who is the author ? 3. Where does it come from? 4. Is there any pictures? What do they show? 5. What is it about? 6. Is there any statistics? 7. What do they mean? 8. What is the outcome? 9. What are the causes/consequences…? 10. Can you think of another way to solve the problem? ... Enfin, si

inequality in Britain. We can notice that the play is set in 1912 but he wrote it in 1940. It is done to show the evolution of the mentality in 28 years. Firstly, JB Priestley shows the older generation embodied by Mr and Mrs Birling who only thinks about themselves. Secondly, the new generation embodied by Sheila and Eric who has a will to assert her acts, more take care of the others. That is why, I think JB Priestley tries to explain in « An inspector calls » that we are responsible for other people

compelling story about the plight of immigration. It exposes immigration through the eyes of an immigrant, and teaches those who are not to try and see through the eyes of another. This novel is chalked full of duality; the state of immigration as ‘others’ see it, and the ‘truth’ of immigration from immigrants themselves. It uses the story of the Odyssey to parallel the themes of leaving and returning, as well as the adventure in between. This paper will explain three main points: firstly, what it is to

figure. For more than 40 years, evolution has been taught as fact in governmentschoolsto generations of children, yet there is still widespread skepticism, if not cynicism, about the theory across the country. But, because of political correctness and the fear of ostracism, most people are afraid to admit what they believe about our origins. That's why I wrote my last column – "I believe in Creation." The reaction to it has been unprecedented. While I expected mostly negative fallout, most letters

beginning to participate. US-based consultancy Direct Message Lab ceo Steven Plous, however, recommends that brands interact with customers as soon as possible and learn as they go. “Companies think that what they start doing in social media is etched in stone and that they will be stuck with it forever. But what they start with will probably be very different six months later. Companies need to be constantly reworking their presence online—people will expect that. If web visitors are asking for x or y and

FACE (Benjamin Zephaniah): Part 9 (p.152-171) 1. What do we can find out in the newspaper about the decision of he judge against Graham Fisher (Apache)? Answer: Graham Fisher has to go 3 years in the prison for car theft and further 3 years imprisonment for the possession of, and supplying drugs. Said Murray Cole, because young people must learn that they cannot simply take what is not theirs without suffering the consequences oft he law. Supplying drugs = Drogen handeln Possession

What are the ethical issues? The main ethical issue Jane encounters is Ralph. What would be the best decision to make as Ralph’s boss: firing him because of alcoholism, or keeping him in the company because his sales figures improved? The second ethical issue appears when Jane is asked to warn Ralph about the new blood test he would have to take in order to determine if he is an alcoholic or not. Because she was worried about her personal responsibility, she has decided not to tell him about

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simple and easily hummed. It has its moment, and then the vocals begin. The vocals are strong and pure; it cuts trough the emotion and rhetorically questions us: (What about Sunrise? What about rain?) The contrasting gamut (=gamme) of ``Earthly`` moods. Earth ``smiles`` during a sunrise and `` cries`` during a downpour. ` ``What about all the things that you said was yours and mine? ``, He subtly links the nature with the humanity. He makes us link: who is he talking to? Who is it that promised

Talk about the weather | * Beautiful day, isn't it? * Can you believe all of this rain we've been having? * It looks like it's going to snow. * It sure would be nice to be in Hawaii right about now. * I hear they're calling for thunderstorms all weekend. * We couldn't ask for a nicer day, could we? * How about this weather? | Talking about current events | * Did you catch the news today? * Did you hear about that fire on Fourth St? * What do you think about this transit strike