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the way you do you got the lips to make a strong man weak and a heathen pray give you a tip it ain't just the way you speak you know it's just the way you go down go down, go down, go down, go down x2 Mary, Mary you're the one for me and the way you hum sting me like a bumble bee I'll be round to see you 'bout 'bout half past ten ain't felt this good since I don't know when you got the touch that I need so much in your finger tips I got the honey that ya love to taste on those lovely

lived (live) in the USA all his life so he spoke (speak) English well.  3 faits passés terminés --- donc prétérit simple, pas le choix.  Attention aux verbes irréguliers. 7) Carla doesn’t see (see) her father anymore but she writes (write) a letter to him once a month.  1er verbe = fait qui ne change jamais donc présent simple et forme négative car “anymore”  2ème verbe = habitude (« once a month ») donc présent simple 8) Please Tony, don’t make so much noise, I‘m doing (do) my English

proved his ambition by trying to make reforms for the country not nececerely easy but really important ( as drug problem ). However, the opposite party of revolution gets more and more power. Even if they are « bad loosers » making low blows that don’t stain their public opinion. Mark : 2/4 TOTAL : 7,5/12 SOCIO-ECONOMIC CONDITIONS : UNEMPLOYEMENT Even if the rate of enumployement is relatively low ( 5,6%), The rate of underunemployement is really important (25%). That is because the underground

Answer: As he looks himself in the mirror he remembers the last time when he was in DANCEMANIA any how he looked them. He says: Can I really do this? The positive, honest voice of reason speaks to him: you want to go, so let nothing stop you, just stay out of trouble. Don’t accept any baddies from anyone and don’t worry about people looking. … You’re the captain Celebrate. honest = ehrlich, vertrauenswürdig 10. How did the people in DANCEMANIA react in front of Martin? Answer: The 3 Jamaican

that the door was well locked. 9. I have decided to sell all my portfolio of shares for fear that(=de peur de) the Stock market/Stock Exchange drop again. 10. Did he give you any useful advice? Yes, he even gave us too much! 11. Which language you speak better? English or Spanish? As a matter of fact/actually (=en fait) the latter is my native language. 12. There are fewer and fewer strikes. Europeans workers are scare/afraid of losing their job. 13. the mathematics teacher may retires the sooner

Mr Smith I’m afraid I must defer my appointment with Mr Smith on Friday DEMANDER à PARLER à QUELQU’UN Puis-je parler à Mme Smith s’il vous plaît ? May I speak to Mrs Smith, please? Je désirerai parler au directeur s’il vous plait I’d like to speak to the manager, please Pourrais-je parler à Mme Smith s’il vous plaît ? ? Could I speak to Mrs Smith,please? Est-ce que je peux avoir le service Compta s’il vous plaît? Can I have the Accounting Department, please? Passez- moi le SAV s’il vous

) HAVE auxiliaire du parfait HAVE+-EN (Tom hasn’t missed his train) DO est tantôt verbe, tantôt auxiliaire. DO verbe : They haven’t done the dishes. DO auxiliaire : They don’t like washing up. Le mot BE se comporte toujours comme un auxiliaire, à l’exception de l’impératif. Tom is not as dumb as he looks. Don’t be so dumb ! 3 auxiliaires de base : DO ; BE et HAVE Les auxiliaires ont trois fonctions principales. Les deux premières, sont principalement de construire: • des

and cities. Furthermore, I’m curious to discover the student life and the different teaching compared to the french one. One of my sister’s friend went to New-Zeeland and did the same experience to years ago ; she enjoyed it so much that she always speak about going back at least for one year to finish her studies. Last years, I went to Germany for 6 month. I was welcomed in a german familie and I was going to hight school . This unabled me to share the real german familie way of life and I discovered

(livre) 12. Magnificent = magnifique 13. Packed = bondé 14. Plenty = plein 15. Main attraction = attraction principale 16. Worth visiting = qui vaut la peine de visiter Unit 52: Phoning and texting 1. Is that Joe? = Est-ce Joe? 2. Could I speak to = pourrais-je parler à 3. Who’s calling = qui est à l’appareil 4. My name is (what?!!) = Mon nom est 5. I’m putting you trough = je vous le passe 6. Speaking = (oui c’est moi) 7. Ring = sonner 8. On the phone = sur le téléphone 9. I gave

you do, don’t look at only the moderator unless you want 20,000 people to only see the side of your face. http://snipurl.com/art_panel The Pragmatic Marketer • Volume 5 Issue 2, 2007 • 1 , 3 The Art of Panels How to kick butt on a panel Superficially, a panel looks easy. There are four or five other people on it—all of whom you think you’re smarter than—and it only lasts 60 minutes. How hard could it be? Herein lies the problem: everyone thinks a panel is easy so they don’t take it