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Mary : yes I’ve the credit card. I will be able to buy all that I want. Kevin : Give me the fire ! (Durong the parents come back at home, the children make for the World Trade Center. ) At home : watching tv. John : What happen ? Molly : I don’t know ! What’s this noise ? Look, what’s this smoke ? John : I haven’t the slightest idea. It seems to come from to the twin towers. Molly : Listen, everybody is shouting in the street ! John : Look at this plane in the sky ! Molly : Oh my god 

saw in the first part, the government want to reinforce his policy about immigrant. They want to be stricter. But, we must be careful. We don't have to mistake legal immigration with illegal immigration. In the Arizona states, we speak about illegal immigration because the law is concerning people who don't have the right to be in United States, because they don't have documents. But, in my opinion, legal and illegal immigration are linked. Indeed, if a government makes too much law and for example

teaching Berber language in schools Religion: Sunni Muslim (state religion) 99%, Christian and Jewish 1% Language in Algeria According to the census of 1966, Arabic is the language of 81% of Algeria's population; in addition to this, non-native speakers learn Arabic at school. In Algeria, as elsewhere, spoken Arabic differs very substantially from written Arabic; Algerian Arabic has a much-simplified vowel system, a substantially changed vocabulary with many new words and many words from Berber

well.” (A) Why you (C) Why are you (B) Are you (D) Have you The correct answer is C. “Why are you in bed?” “Because I'm not very well.” 19. ................... to the dialogue and answer the questions. (A) Listen (C) Look (B) Read (D) Speak The correct answer is A. Listen to the dialogue and answer the questions. 20. Our house .................... three bedrooms. (A) there is (C) has got (B) have (D) is in The correct answer is C. Our house has got three bedrooms. 21

répondez aux questions. 1. What time ... arrive? A) do you B) did you C) are you D) were you She ... in opera. A) is interested B) is interesting C) is keen D) interests herself He hasn’t smoked ... two years A) since B) during C) for D) ago Hurry up! We don’t have ... . A) many times B) long time C) time enough D) much time The success of this mission depends ... you. A) by B) of C) from D) on He is ... person! A) so a strange B) a such strange C) such a strange D) a so strange Excuse me, can you help me

studio dans une salle de conférence au bureau en plein air Source (if any) (si elle est mentionnée dans l'enregistrement):no source Other sources quoted (if any) Autres sources citées (s'il y a lieu): none Number of speakers: 1 Role(s) of the speakers (listed by order of appearance) : presentation herself Nombre de locuteurs rôle(s) des locuteurs (listés par ordre de première intervention) annonceur journaliste journ. de terrain écrivain interviewer interviewé

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ou d’expliquer (n’oubliez pas « Sorry » et « Please ») : I’m sorry, could you repeat please ? / I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you explain or reformulate please ?)  Lorsque l’examinateur vous pose une question, développez vos réponses (justifiez votre point de vue, donnez des exemples. Ne répondez pas uniquement par « yes » ou « no », pensez à utilisez des réponses courtes (No, I don’t / Yes I am …) Voir également les expressions d’accord et de désaccord  Personnalisez vos propos ; expliquez

there. I walked to her dead body and bent down near it. I touched the corpse and felt it frigid. As cold as the death. Her face had lost its beautiful pink colour which made her so cute. Now, her body was livid and colourless. “You know her, doc, don't you ? I asked at the physician - Yeah, that clicks ! I thing it's Gaby. But I'm not sure, she's not recognizable: she fell down the stairs - she's got many hurts - - But you're right. She was famous, a young talent.” Yeah, she was well-known.

fishing fruit gathering dancing Adjectives marketing advertising rewarding willing Prepositions during 296AKCTWB04 3 Document audio en langue vivante étrangère Transcription du document Guest speaker Samantha Beckham, the head of an independent Public Relations firm, has been invited to speak at Hillside Community College in Oxford. The subject is “How to optimize your chances of finding a job in the current recession”. “Good morning ladies and gentlemen. I am glad to be here today to give