Back to the Future

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Bingham’s son. 2) Alex, Connor and Rufus get to know each other because they are in the same class. 3) The scene takes place in Nancy’s house, in London, United Kingdom. 4) Nancy used to live in Dallas, in the United States. She has been living in London for only six months. 5) Nancy’s home is fully furnished with luxurious items, such as a home cinema, or mahogany furniture, and provides big rooms (ex: “enormous bedroom” line 6). This implies that the Masters are wealthy people since they can afford

(ask) us to stay home to keep us safe.· It’s ages since we last ………………….. (go) to the cinema.· They ………………….. (live) in the countryside now, because they ………………….. (find) it hard to live in a city during the lockdown.· He ………………….. (work) at home since the beginning of the pandemic. He ………………….. (not/come) back to his office.· Some students ………………….. (still/wear) a mask in the classroom, even if it is not necessary anymore.· The teacher ………………….. (talk) to the students when he …………………

WASHINGTON -- Hoping to craft a set of rules changes that will have the support needed to get through the chamber, Senate Democrats have begun scaling back the reach of the legislation proposed by some of their caucus' staunchest filibuster-reform advocates. Lawmakers are set to debate -- and possibly finalize -- recommendations during what promises to be a high-stakes caucus meeting Tuesday afternoon. The weekly lunch could set up an effort later that day to push reforms through on a straight

warrant of the constitution/ institutions • prerogative of mercy and immunity (Barmherzigkeit und Sicherheit) • Queen delivers parliamentary speech written by the Prime Minister • Queen can open and dissolve the Parliament • always guided by the government, all action are taken in her name • ensures the symbolical unity of the country • custom/ tradition is always above the written word ( safeguard of Britain • commander and chief of the armed forces of the Crown (

Expression écrite en anglais the French notary has a huge role in property transactions , his presence is so useful . First and all, if someone needs to buy a house for example, the notary can give the buyer advice based on his financial situation, thanks to the notary’s large database; he can know the right price for the right house and the taxes that the buyer should pay to the government. He also takes care of the contract by looking for the signatories, identities and their marital

répétitive dans le passé * Used to + BV ( I used to like it : je ne l’aime plus ) * Had + pp * Had been + ing 3) Le passé simple * Le préterit simple 4) Le passé composé  * Prétérit si l’’action est précisé par un marqueur de temps fixe (hier … ) * Have + pp si il n’y a pas de marqueurs de temps. 5) Le plus-que-parfait * Toujours had + pp * Quand on a être + pp, si le sujet fait l’action = have, si il subi = be 6) Le futur * Shall : à la forme affirmative :

Jude the Obscure is a novel written by Thomas Hardy and published in 1895 during the Victorian period. It is a bildungs roman which tells the story of Jude, a boy from the countryside who wants to dedicate his life to knowledge and to become one of the well educated men of Christminster but who fails. It also talks about his marriage with Arabella and most of all, his love for Sue Bridehead (his cousin). In this essay, I will focus on the perceptions of Nature in the novel and in the sections 54

events and from which future economic benefits to the enterprise are expected to flow. 2 Everything belonging to a company or a person Ex: A company with 9 billions in assets 3 Something or someone that is useful because it or he help us succeed or deal with a problem Ex: A sense of houmor is a great asset in this business I think that Rachel would be a asset for the department 2 Liabilities: 1 Present obligations of an enterprise arising from past events, the settlement of which

25th International Tourism Student Conference Heilbronn University 21st – 23rd April 2010 The Future of Accommodation Enterprises 1 in Rural Areas   Institut de Management de l’Université de Savoie  Département de Tourisme, Hôtellerie et Loisirs  Chambéry, France                                “The Future of Accommodation Enterprises in Rural Areas”  A French Approach                              ABBASCIANO Marco: marcoabbasciano@yahoo.it    COLOM Sophie: sophie_colomvernier@hotmail.com