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22 I ………Laurence yesterday. He’s changed a lot, but I…….him immediately.(to meet ; to recognize) 4 I…….you again tomorrow (like seeing/ like to see/ would like seeing/ would like to see) 23 Put “often” in the right place in each sentence: I’m wrong. I’ve thought of emigrating. I go to exhibitions. 5 ……my friends are young,……..people think they’re nice (most / most of) 24 Put “very much” in the right place: I like talking to strangers. 6 I……..late tomorrow.(am working / work / worked)

Broadways Terminales – page 14 - Worksheet on ‘I always hated holidays…’ Complete / Circle the right answers / Cross out the wrong answers Author: Bernard Walsh / David Lodge / Sistine Chapel Source: an extract (an excerpt=a passage) from a novel / a short story / a magazine / a travel catalogue Type of narrative: a monologue / a dialogue / a conversation / a soliloquy Topic = Subject : ____________________________________________________________ The setting: on a plane / in an airport

(produced by Cadbury-Schweppes) (3) Sunkist Fruit Roll ups (produced by Lipton) (4) Sunkist Vitamin C (produced by Ciba –Geigy) Do Names Matter? "What's in a name? …a rose by any other name would smell as sweet" Shakespeare "Shakespeare was wrong. A rose by any other name would not smell as sweet … which is why the single most important decision in the marketing of perfume is the name." Al Ries & Jack Trout Reality, perception, and the power of brands Image technical "core" 

port of the passport, according to the "Pass Law Act", many demonstrations are organized in South of Africa, with the encouragement of the African National Congress (ANC) and of the Panafrican Congress (PAC). But the demonstration of Sharpeville go wrong when the police opened fire. More than 60 deaths and about 180 injuries have been reportedOn compte plus de 60 morts et près de 180 blessés. Les réactions sont immédiates en Afrique du Sud comme sur le plan international. D’autres manifestations de

an open-ended, holistic perspective which is evocative, imagistic and affectively-laden. I argue that, on the one hand, non-cognitivists are wrong to claim that metaphors only produce such perspectives: like ordinary literal speech, they also serve to undertake claims and other speech acts with propositional content. On the other hand, contextualists are wrong to assimilate metaphor to literal loose talk: metaphors depend on using one thing as a perspective for thinking about something else. I bring

A stereotype is a commonly held public belief about specific social groups, it’s generalizations, or assumptions, that people make about the characteristics of all members of a group, based on an image (often wrong) about what people in that group are like.stereotypes eliminate the challenges of understanding people who are different from ourselves; they supposedly give us a general overview of whole groups of people so we know what to expect and how to act. Unfortunately, so many stereotypes are

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offence proved, but he came to the conclusion that the employer could legitimately suspect the plaintiff of trying to steal. The operative part of the judgment reads as follows- The evidence of attempt at larceny being so tenuous, that defendant was wrong to find that the plaintiff had attempted to steal. However, it was justified to suspect that the plaintiff may have intended to steal. That there was no evidence to substantiate the charge of attempt of larceny is beyond dispute. Even on a balance

5) 5. Name the 3 rivers which surround Manhattan. Hudson, Harlem, East (1.5) 6. Who were the very first inhabitants of Manhattan? The Indians (0.5) 7. When and how did New York become British? In 1664, they captured the colony (1) 8. Right or Wrong?: New York is an English-speaking mono-cultural city. Justify by quoting at least (au moins) 8 different elements. (4 points) multi-cultural, 120 different languages, Asians, Italians, African Americans, Spanish Harlem, Little Italy, Chinatown, Eastern

gathering from end users □ Requirements defined by IT not business □ Thinking departmental instead of on an enterprise basis □ Lack of alignment of metrics to the top line strategy □ Inconsistent metric definition □ Measuring the wrong indicators □ Too many KPIs and performance metrics □ No alerting for management by exception □ Lack of focus—KPIs specific to the organizational area □ Delivering information out of business process—real time instead of right time □ Big bang