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d) has 20: If it rains, we ________ have the garden party. a) wouldn‟t b) don‟t c) won‟t d) aren‟t 21: I can‟t pay my bills _________ I earn more money. a) if b) and c) unless d) but 22: 1 haven‟t got _________ money to pay. a) enough b) some c) too What _____ your name? a) can b) am 02: Good Morning! How are you ________ today? a) been b) felt c) feel d) feeling 03: How many cigarettes ________ she smoke? a) does b) is c) do 04: _________ are 11 players in a football team. a) It b) They c) There

that he went to college, he doesn't say that he's educated or not. When Ambrose tells him that he's not educated, even if he went to college and learnt how to teach reading, writing and arithmetic, Grant stays calm telling that the Reverend is doing the talking. More, provocating Grant, Reverend Ambrose calls him 'boy' but Grant just answer, 'My name is Grant'. Moreover, we can see in this passage Reverend Ambrose feeling superior to Grant, we can see that for example when he says

!  Forme négative car (---), pour que la phrase ait du sens.  Présent simple car il s’agit de qq chose de fixe, un métier. Cela caractérise le père. Cela est tjs vrai. 2) Before, we had (have) a gun at home but Dad sold (sell) it because he thought (think) it could be dangerous for the family.  3 faits passés terminés (---) donc prétérit simple, pas le choix.  Attention aux verbes irréguliers. 3) Yesterday, I was (be) so furious against my dad that I refused (refuse) to talk to him

Speech" and dating from 1943. In this work, which was conducted in French, we can see a man standing, taking a large portion of the frame. This one, the mouth half open, his chin raised, the pointrine forward and eyes fixing a point, we certify that it intends to speak openly. What makes this scene stronger is that man is socially inferior to its neighbors. Indeed, while they are in Sunday clothes, and presentable, him, he is in checked shirt, wearing a jacket and he seems therefore to be part

CANDIDO: Yes, of course! What’s your name? JOSE (desperate): I’m Jose Garrido, and I lived on a farm, but now, I don’t manage to earn a good living because living conditions were destitute and miserable. It was unbearable and impossible to live without running water, no gas, no electricity either… It was so difficult and appalling; that’s why my wife left me, because we starved all day and both, we were exhausted. CANDIDO: Oh yes, I understand those living conditions… And I’m so sorry to hear that…

an action. We wear our clothes for some hours; it takes us a short time to put them on(both verbs are transitive and require articles of clothing, etc. as objects) e.g. I shall wear my new suit to the party I shall put on a jacket when it’s cooler Dress usually describes an action but it cannot take an article of clothing as an object : He is dressing at the moment She is dressing her small sister (in a special sense it can describe the state : she dresses very well)

theirdocuments and their intelligence secret? " * Michael Moline， Chairman of Joint Chief of Stuff criticized Australian-born founder of Wikileaks Julian Assage. Mr Assage can say whatever he likes about the great good he thinks he and his sourceare doing. But the truth is, they might already have on their hands the blood of some young soldier or that of an Afghan family. In London, Wikieaks is still examining 15,000 more documents. He says the released documents do not include any top secret reports

Chocolate Presentation – English Slide 1 Topic: Introduction Pictures: The six that are already on ChocoPPP, of chocolate. Say: The invention I am doing is Chocolate. Text: Chocolate Slide 2 Topic: History Pictures: Mayans, Cacao Pods, Aztecs, Conquistadors from Europe. Say: The food millions of people love was first found by the Mayans, and eventually spread to the rest of America through Mexico and the Aztec Empire. To the Aztecs, cacao beans which are used to make chocolate, were

attach importance to this part of the short story because the outcome of a story generally allows the reader to discover the aim of the author and it highlights the sense of the text. After a short journey thru the streets, the main character, Belacqua, met up with his aunt at her house. He had brought a lobster in a parcel because he wanted his aunt to cook it for the diner. From the arrival of Belacqua in the kitchen we are awaiting the death of the lobster. The strong reaction of Belacqua who feels

the country of rights and freedom? I-The American dream : Freedom and rights for value → In 1776, the declaration of independence advocated freedom, the right to life, to pursuit happiness, and the equality between humans in America. We can see it in the picture, where there is the Statue of Liberty, symbol of America and freedom. Beside her, there is the justice allegory, with her eyes blindfolded , symbol of equality for everybody in front of the justice. → Moreover, those two symbols of