Young Shopper

manufacturers (Harley-Davidson, Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, Kawasaki), accounting for 94% of the total market. The rest of the market is shared between brands such as BMW, KTM, Ducati, acting as the dominant player in niche markets and a multitude of custom shop who manufacture no 2 alike, built to order, products for motorcycle enthusiasts. The mass market itself comprises of a multitude of different products, which varies in quality, power, utilization, and prices and are highly differentiated. Brand recognition

which spend the money on useless things and buy the goods which they do not really need. The reason of some people to spend the money is just a process. The habits of money spending develop during the young years. The young people must have money limitation and to control their spending. If young people have much money, they can collide with the problems with the finance in the future. To develop the skills of money management and budgeting the people have to prepare the week, month and year budget

Taylor’s character, Max, devises a strategy for a small moral victory on behalf of all Nazi victims. Rather than end the correspondence, Max continues to write a series of short letters referring to imaginary orders of 1,500 paint brushes, a fictitious Young Painters’ League, paintings (Van Gogh 15 by 103, red; Poussin 20 by 90 blue and yellow), references to a fictitious Uncle Solomon, a suggestion that Martin take his family to Zurich, and other items that would arouse the suspicions of any conscientious

Story: “The Gift of the Magi” Author: O. Henry Setting: New York City late 1800s Christmas Eve Protagonist: Della Dillingham Young Antagonist: Man vs. Nature (Della vs. Poverty because she has o money to spend on a gift for Jim) External Conflict: Poverty Internal Conflict: Man vs. Self (Della is afraid Jim won’t love her because she lost her hair) Denouement: It tuns out that Jim sold his watch, and both gifts are now useless. She goes to apartment and they put the items away. Elements of

being prepared, sir. (NOT Your bill is just prepared, sir.) 53. We don’t normally use must to talk about the past. I had to see the dentist yesterday. (NOT I must see the dentist yesterday.) When I left school, young men had to do military service. (NOT When I left school, young men must do military service.) 54. When you put two nouns together, be careful to get the right order. I like eating milk chocolate. (NOT I like eating chocolate milk.) What’s your phone number? (NOT What’s your

2018 ou a en confié les rayons à des enseignes spécialisées en signant des accords de partenariats. C’est notamment le cas de Carrefour qui ambitionne de développer d’ici 2021 une trentaine de « shop in shop » en partenariat avec Fnac Darty ou encore celui de Auchan qui teste depuis 2019 des « shop in shop » Boulanger et Cultura. Les enseignes cherchent aussi à proposer des services nouveaux comme des offres de restauration cuisinées en plaçant des « Food court » comme la récemment fait Carrefour

say: a very big size store places in an adapted location, on the outskirts of cities, with ample parking for customers. Furthermore, IKEA always built its store with the same design, it’s its “signature”. Indeed, customers have to follow a way in the shop which makes them want to buy a lot of things. Another particularity of IKEA’s store concept is the fact that there are Swedish products in stores. Thus, customers can eat Swedish specialities in IKEA’s restaurants, which are in the store. In this

increasing life-spans and better health conditions are rapidly ageing the population and of course, incomes continue to increase at a brisk clip. Smaller families were initially fuelled by the one-child policy. But now delayed marriages, and the push by young people to set up their own households after marriage (even before it), have strengthened the trend. While in rural areas, people have experienced modest increases in incomes – sufficient to have lifted them out of poverty – in large cities entrepreneurship

"n’estce pas ?". Le "tag" consiste en la reprise de l’auxiliaire ou du modal de la phrase (be, have, will…) et du pronom personnel (I, we, you…). Il y a 3 "cas de figure" : • Quand la phrase est positive, le tag est négatif. Ex. : David has a younger brother, hasn”t he? • • Ex. : Sarah isn’t Canadian, is she? Quand la phrase est négative, le tag est positif. Quand il n’y a ni auxiliaire ni modal dans la première partie de la phrase, on utilise "do" dans le tag. Ex. : He bought a car

think) of buying a new car. - They (to have) lunch at the moment. - You (to enjoy) the disco ? It's great, isn't it ? - The exercise (to come) to an end. 2/ MEME EXERCICE - Don't tell me you (think) of changing your car ! - I (consider) she's too young for marrying. - You (expect) to see them when they (come) ? - Dad (consider) buying more shares of the company. - She (be) silly.That happens when she's been drinking. - I not (see) her any more. - She (scowl) whenever he (watch) another girl. - He