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Hanif Kureishi, Buddha of Suburbia (extract – p. 64) Maybe there were similarities between what was happening to Dad, with his discovery of Eastern philosophy, and Anwar's last stand. Perhaps it was the immigrant condition living itself out through them. For years they were both happy to live like Englishmen. Anwar even scoffed pork pies as long as Jeeta 5 wasn't looking. […] But once, to test this, when I offered him a smoky bacon crisp and said, as he crunched greedily into it, 'I didn't

satisfied as we can see through line 5 “where our desire is got without content”. Both Macbeth and Lady Macbeth are not fully satisfied because his mind his on Banquo. Banquo and Fleance are still in life. They are an hindrance. Structure: This extract can be divides into two parts: First part from line 4 to line 26: it’s their unsatisfaction And the second part from line 27 to line 56: they are trying to cheer themselves out. L27-28”come ….” sa sert a quoi? Meaning : This passage is built

This document is an extract from the free online news source ScienceDaily, which was wrote on the seventeenth of March two thousand and nine. It deals with the fact that children are purchasing advisor of their parents purchases without these last ones realize it. The text may be divided into two parts. The part one runs from the line 5 to 12, we can observe the facts and it may be entitled “the ignorance of the parents”. The second part runs from the line 13 to 17, it may be entitled “responsible

the consoles fall, bringing in more buyers. Each cycle is bigger than the last as gaming becomes more popular and the average gamer becomes older and richer. From an article in The Economist 61) What is the aim of the journalist in the above extract? a) To give readers advice about video games. b) To discourage readers from buying video games. c) To show the popularity of video games. d) To prove that video games are typically American. Which of the following statements is not made by the journalist

Debt Easy I. Introduction The text, the title of which is « Debt Easy », is an extract from Time of 17th January, 2000. It is written by Rod Usher, and deals with the consequences of revolving credit in the UK and in the USA. The revolving credit consists in obtaining a reserve of money that you can use on your rhythm, and to reimburse on a more or less long duration according to your possibilities. The rates are proportional with the borrowed money, and are often really high. II. Banks

A few tips to help you make your oral presentation A good reading of the text is important. Pay attention to the punctuation/ pronunciation of the phonemes/ intonation/ stressing of the words The introduction 1- Give the source of the extract “The passage I’m going to present is taken from the novel The Fifth Child by Doris Lessing. It was published in 1988.” 2- Make a brief summary of the novel. 3- Situate the passage in its context. (information about the plot at that stage of the novel/

president Lyndon B ; Johnson’s at Howard university”. In this speech, J deals with the progress in the black history: all the positive evolutions that have been obtained to reach equity between blacks and whites. This speech is full of hope and this extract enables us to understand Johnson’s vision of future. In the 1st paragraph he introduces his speech, pointing out the symbolic size of Howard University, as the place where colored pupils have just been accepted in attending lessons. He pursues saying

for colouring and food enzymes should also not fall within the scope of this Regulation. A colouring foodstuff is a food ingredient derived from a food source or characteristic ingredient of food processed in such a way so as not to selectively extract the pigment(s), even when used principally for the purpose of coloration of the final application

There isn’t a title in this document, just the date of publication and the name of the journal. There is a little picture that we are going to describe later. We don’t know if this article do the first page of the N.Y.T, because we just have an extract of the journal, but it isn’t very important, just half a page. The typographical character are normal and the vocabulary is “special” because there are a lot of reference of the environment. Moreover, it’s an informative article because it talk about

Enron by several sources of information. Furthermore, in order to explain clearly the Enron story to people who do not have financial and markets skills, the documentary used different kind of elements. Indeed the movie directors have used TV News, extracts of the trial, corporate documents and employees’ interviews. Those elements give to the movie a more serious aspect, for instance the employees’ interviews make the documentary more authentic. The other aim of this documentary was also to entertain