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hivers les nuits sont longues et froides 18- Il fait froid 19- C'est venteux 20- Il fait chaud 1- the wind 2- It rains a lot here 3- It's raining 4- There are clouds in the sky 5- a shower 6- a rainbow 7- a storm 8- the fog 9- It snowed all day yesterday 10- snowflakes 11- a hurricane 12- The sun is shinning 13- The wind is blowing 14- the temperature 15- I am sitting in the sun 16- It is cloudy. 17- In winter the nights are long and cold 18- It is cold 19- It is windy 20- It is hot. FOAD-SPIRIT

États-Unis ( le titre I Feel Fine de John Lennon, publié en single le 27 novembre, est N° 1 durant cinq semaines La « beatlemania » bat toujours son plein en 1965, lorsque sortent le film Help! — tourné par les Beatles Yesterday enfin, la chanson mythique de Paul McCartney Yesterday et son fameux arrangement pour quatuor à cordes, suggéré et concocté par George Martin en compagnie de l'auteur de la chanson qui pour la première fois, l'enregistre seul, sans les autres membres du groupe. Plus de 40

working on this translation for a few hours 5. He has been watching TV since 6.00 p.m. 6. Three days ago he started reading a book 7. It has been a long time since I met her 8. She has been singing for hours 9. Tom has been sleeping since yesterday 10. The weather has been very fine since the beginning of June LE PRETERIT On emploie le prétérit :   1. Si l'action s'est achevée dans le passé sans incidence avec le présent   2. Si l'on peut dire que l'action s'est déroulée

attacks[4]; SUICIDE bombers[1]; This article also triggered the following alerts: Conflict; ManMadeDisasters; By Chelsea J Carter, Baghdad Tuesday, January 26, 2010 SUICIDE bombers struck near three hotels popular with Western journalists and businessmen yesterday just as Iraq announced the execution of Saddam Hussein’s notorious cousin known as "Chemical Ali". At least 37 people were killed and more than 104 injured, security officials said. The blasts coming in a span of about 15 minutes in downtown Baghdad

made the good choice. - I tell you clearly, I should love to have an important job, to have responsibilities, to have new relations. I would have been so happy to earn money and to do shopping wearing that beautiful Dior’s dress that I saw yesterday in the window. - HAHAHA…….so you would prefer have a big work to have pieces of tissues.. You have a great ambition, go ahead. - Please Mr keep quiet, you are here to listen the wishes of your wife, to analyse them and to try to find a compromise

to stir some clumps of grass growing between the cracks in the patio which were symptomatic of the air of tired neglect that pervaded the whole property. "A brick box on a modern development more likely. I had a look in an estate-agent's window yesterday and anything of any size is well outside our price range. Something like this would cost around £300,000 and that's not counting the money we'd need to spend doing it up. Let's just hope Jock doesn't decide to visit." Sam's gloom deepened

sing God's praise Then when we'd first begun. This translate the powerful and ardent desire and the urgent and vital importance need to have a Messiah to help them in their daily life, to give them the hope that tomorrow will be better than yesterday, to lead them though the racial war and to take them by God’s side. And to back up this affirmation, they sing the Determination cantique, proof of their fervour. Even Grant recognizes that it’s Jefferson who has to be the Black Messiah, because

Test Master DAF :Benefit fraudster jailed for 20 months, David Wilshaw had 16 phantom children A man who claimed more than £85,000 benefit for 16 nonexistent children was jailed for 20 months yesterday. David Wilshaw, 58, and his partner. Nancy Stevenson, 59, from Weston-super-Mare, decided on the fraud after they applied for tax credits for one of Stevenson’s two children and realised that they did not have to produce a birth certificate. He tried to claim that he had done taxpayers a favour

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b. smoking c. are going to c. finished c. had asked c. I worked c. So much c. nothing c. none c. to smoke d. are going d. will have finished d. should ask d. me to work d. So many d. everything d. everybody d. smoked 12. If you .... me yesterday for this, I might have finished it by now. a. asked 13. My boss wanted .... late because there was so much to do. 14. .... money have you spent in the last year? 15. I’ve never seen .... quite like it before. 16. There’s .... waiting in the reception