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super !) • Dans la mesure où « that » (those,pl.) peut exprimer une idée d’éloignement, il prend parfois une valeur de jugement (souvent négatif). Ex : Look at that ! (le ton peut exprimer le dégoût, le mépris, le reproche…) Look at those awful paintings ! (Regarde ces horribles tableaux!) • This et that peuvent être suivis de one. (These et Those le sont rarement). Ex : Do you want this shirt ? – No, I prefer that one. (Veux-tu cette chemise? – Non, je préfère celui-là). Do you want these

Expression orale Présentation d’un dessin humoristique Les sons [i] et [i:], [ð] et [θ] Prononciation des mots difficiles S Q Compréhension écrite Texte 1 : The British Guests Texte 2 : A Room With a View Expression orale Describing a painting Prononciation des mots difficiles Lecture expressive d’un passage Méthodologie Compétence linguistique Le gérondif Les pronoms réfléchis 5 É Compétences The end of the British Empire. The Commonwealth, the 60s. How the

more and more popular. Who has never seen the famous little black dress that she is wearing in Breakfast at Tiffany’s? In an interview, she even said that he created her and “[i]f clothes maketh man, then costumes certainly make actors and actresses”31. I agree with By alone, it means without Jane Russell. Arbuthnot’s and Seneca’s pre-text about Gentlemen Prefer Blondes is really interesting to read. It deals with Monroe and Russell without showing them as different. The idea of the couple Monroe/Russell

right. There’s also this to consider: When you’re on the factory floor watching the caps get put on the bottles, you are a long way from the customer’s reality. All the customer cares about is “What’s in it for me?” A Sharp Pencil Works Best 31 Get to know the client’s customers as well as you can. Once you get into the agency business, you’ll meet another member on the team, a person called a planner. It’s the job of planners to learn as much as they can about the client’s customers and

features, resources, and schedule. The question cannot be answered all at once. It must be answered iteratively and incrementally. At the start of a project we may decide that a product should contain a specific set of features and be released on August 31. But in June we may decide that a slightly later date with slightly more features will be better. Or we may decide that slightly sooner with slightly fewer features will be better. A good planning process supports this by: ◆ ◆ ◆ ◆ ◆ Reducing risk

opened into a smaller chamber in which my two aunts slept. I remember the common-looking carpet with its chocolate ground, and painted press with shelves above for books, and Jane's piano, and an oval looking glass that hung between the windows. ( Hill30-31) Anna's description of her aunt's earliest home emphasizes the coziness and functionality of the cottage. She does not describe it as spacious or fashionable; -5- it was neither. Instead, her description is of a home that was comfortable despite

temporarily helps Lucy, she keeps getting worse and gets transfusions from three other men: Seward, Morris, and Van Helsing. Van Helsing also insists on making Lucy wear garlic around her neck, but her ill mother removes it. A wolf breaks through the bedroom window that night, giving Lucy's weak mother a fatal heart attack. Lucy dies two days later. Jonathan and Mina Chapters 1-4 8 return home, and Jonathan sees Count Dracula on a street. Jonathan and Mina hear of Lucy's death from Van Helsing. They

choreographed dances, wrote essays on literature, esthetics, history, politics, biology, medicine, mathematics, optics, and a vast array of other subjects, and poured much of his energy in later years into creating enormous numbers of drawings and paintings. His music remains very popular today and has frequently been used in films and other forms of popular entertainment. It would be difficult to find another twentieth-century writer anywhere in the world who could match the volume of his output and

........... CV-writing takes work!.................................................................................... Telling the truth ............................................................................................. 19 21 22 24 31 31 Chapter 2: What is the CV/Letter Package? ........................... An advertisement for yourself ....................................................................... A first interview ...................................................