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de l’argent). ➤ Mobilisez vos connaissances Une conversation nécessite l’utilisation de l’anglais oral : formes contractées (it’s/ don’t...), impératif (tell me.../ don’t worry) et formules idiomatiques : – What’s up ?/ What’s the matter ?/ What’s wrong ? – Are you okay ?/ Are you alright ?/ Is everything okay ? – There’s nothing worth + V-ing/ It’s no use + V-ing ➤ Mobilisez vos connaissances Pour un essai argumentatif, il faut mobiliser : Les expressions d’opinion : to my mind/ in my opinion/ from

will stay in this house but at the same time the shadows of the lilac boughs and the red sunset can be ominous as they can evoke the end of life, death. The house is luring them ( to lure = to persuade someone to do something, especially something wrong or dangerous, by making it seem attractive or exciting ) as is suggested by the adverb “ enticingly”. L 105: after making love, “ a branch scraped across a wall”: an unpleasant and maybe ominous sound as if things may not go so smoothly and nature

same as what France wants: cooperation, association, a partnership between nations equal in rights and in duties.”) Then Sarkozy makes a representation of France as a compassionate and friendly country ( “Youth of Africa, European civilisation was wrong to believe itself to be superior to that of your ancestors, but now, the European civilisation belongs to you too.”). Lastly, Sarkozy implies representations of the historical relationship between France and Africa based on common roots (a quite

does things hastily he will make a lot of mistakes so he will need to spend a lot of time correcting these mistakes later. 4. The sins of the fathers will be visited upon the children This expression means that we will be punished for the wrong acts we have done by our parents, forefathers, or those who have preceded them (ancestors) 5. The thin end of the wedge This expression means that something can appear to be small and not important. Unfortunately it could become the beginning

undermined president Nixon thanks to informations of spying they published in their newspapers.   Moreover, camille Desmoulin published severals articles which savoured french revolution.   -         Si ils parlent de Wikileaks : It’s absolutely wrong ! It cant't be an argument against the freedom of the press for one simple reason. In fact, according to me, the internet isn’t the press, because, in the internet, there aren’t any laws or rules. When you post an article on the internet you are totally

puis traduire les expressions obtenues. 1. the ancient and ... 2. the concrete and … 3. the perceptible and … 4. the possible and … 5. the predictable and … APPLICATION 3 Traduire les phrases suivantes. 1. The absent are always in the wrong. 2. The good die early, the bad die late. 3. Robin Hood robbed the rich to help the poor. 4. The killing of the innocent. 5. The one thing every man fears is the unknown. APPLICATION 4 Apparier les infinitifs et les adjectifs substantivés singuliers

made him understand the whole case: they both had known Mr Low very well. One of them had been his mistress and the second had been his former wife. On top of that, their friends told him that they had been very unhappy with him. There was something wrong about that man... The detective decided to ask him a few questions about his love affairs and Mr Low broke down instantly. Yes,he was the culprit,he had poisoned Eleonora because she wanted to leave him...He had found the gun,the money,the wig and

sky is the limit.” * “A person, who never made a mistake, never tried anything new.” * “Too high to care about the bullshit.” * "I believe that everything happens for a reason. People change so that you can learn to let go, things go wrong so that you appreciate them when they're right, you believe lies so you eventually learn to trust no one but yourself, and sometimes good things fall apart so better things can fall together." * Live for the moment let's get high - MGK * Let

Texte original anglais : Go on, watch me People are volontary surrending their privacy Georges Orwell got it wrong. In the developed world, it is not the state that has ushered in a "Big Brother" society but society itself. Every day, people are adopting new technologies that trade a small amount of their privacy for greater convenience and security : credit cards, small cards in electronic tollbooths, customer loyalty cards, cash-withdrawal machines... As for surveillance cameras

anti-government newspaper in South Africa. [...J The battle against aparthei~\vas my first exposure to serious politics, and to a ninetelm-yea '-oldi,as was then, it was ovenvhelming. Part of the experience was 5 realizing that the filiSAwas on the wrong side. Fine speeches at the United Natiol)s were one thing, but the directory board in the iJ.obbyof the American Embassy in Pretoria, with its long list of military attaches, told a different story. [...J Learning something of the cooperation between