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strange place to live in. 1- Right or wrong. Answer and justify by the quoting the text a- The young man had been playing tennis with a friend before going home. Wrong: « a young college student left a party » (l.1) b- He got lost in the middle of the day. Wrong: « it was dark » (l.3) c- He didn't want to have a long walk in the forest. Right: « He decided to take a shortcut in the woods » (l.4) d- The following summer, he was found dead. Wrong: « It wasn't until spring that someone walking

letter 2) a- a teacher 3) b- a detective 4) b- a need for information 5) a- Ernest’s son 6) c- missing 7) a- Ernest DETAILED COMPREHENSION A Right or wrong ? 1) Wrong : “I read about you in the newspaper” (l.3) 2) Wrong : “have opened this big new agency” (l.3) 3) Right : “I have two daughters and we have a son” (l.8) 4) Wrong : “This boy […]has not been seen for two months” (l.9-10) 5) Right : “I cannot afford the services of a private detective” (l.26) 6) Right : “if you hear anything

film that convinced me that nothing could be better than to ba an American high-school student.” (l.26-27)   B –  1) WRONG             “Eager to learn what it was that made my parents so nervous, I readily agreed” (l.6-7)            2) WRONG             “it was so liberating not to have to worry what my father might say” (l.11-12)            3) WRONG             “during the fight scenes the entire cinema was cheering Rocky as if the fight was actually taking place in the

on the segregation of the African Americans community, but this decision is clearly wrong. A second problem is the problem of reform: If CR is true, then reformers in a culture are always wrong. Sometimes reformers in a culture are not wrong. Thus, CR is not true. The most famous example that would explain this objections would MLK. Jr, clearly the majority in this situation was wrong, and history showed us how wrong the majority was. Cultural relativism is one of the prominent ethical theories

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from the text. (2 pts) The water falls on the tops of buildings. Then, thanks to a system of pipes it is a tank and finally ends up in a plastic bag. 10. RIGHT or WRONG? Justify your answer by quoting [citer] the text. (6 pts) a) In the types of countries mentioned in the text it is preferable to drink ground water. WRONG. . “Unlike ground water, rainwater contains no minerals or salts and is free of chemical treatments. Best of all, it is free.” b) The system is cheap. RIGHT. “the

so he wonders why she is coming and he asks her if there is something wrong . It reveals that he is a worried and concerned man. “What are you doing here, little one? Is something wrong?” line 36 “He always thought something was wrong.” line 37 “she supposed he worried so because of his time in the war.” lines 37/38 9) Wrong : « Still he clung to the things that reminded him of the old country » lines 43-44 Wrong : « In 1946, newly demobbed, her father had arrivedin England. » line

is /the freakiest show!/ Whom do I have to look at? Look at those cavemen go. How is the show? It's the freakiest one. Take a look at the lawman beating up the wrong guy. Take a look /at the lawman beating up /the wrong guy. Whom do I have to look at? Look at the lawman. What is the lawman doing? He is beating up the wrong guy. Oh man! I wonder if he will ever know he is in the bestselling show. Oh man! /I wonder /if he/ will ever know/ he is /in the bestselling show./ What do you

B2 English vocabulary Chaque mot dans la liste est suivi par sa traduction (en rouge). Pour certains mots, un exemple est également donné ; si une confusion récurrente est à signaler, on précise si l’exemple est bon (RIGHT) ou mauvais (WRONG). L’erreur à éviter est barrée, ainsi. D’autres erreurs à éviter sont précédées par le mot NOT. Abbreviations : Adj = Adjective / Adjectif Adv = Adverb / Adverbe N = Noun / Nom Pl = Plural / Pluriel V = Verb / Verbe UK : United Kingdom / Royaume-Uni US=

lazy. We'll ask them what's wrong with that? Yeah, We'll ask them what's wrong with that... Hello, How are you? I'm pretty sure that we should be best friends. I'll walk you to the ocean and build you a castle of sand to live in. We'll learn about geography by sleeping in the grass. Our bodies'll twitch to wake us up when we fall asleep too fast. They'll say we're unbelieveable and maybe a little trendy. We'll ask them what's wrong with that? Yeah, We'll ask them what's wrong with that! Hello, How are