Going Back

parle à mes collaborateurs I’ll have to talk to my colleagues Ce serait mieux si vous nous faisiez parvenir un courrier à ce sujet It would be better if you wrote to us about it Pouvez-vous me rappeler d’ici jeudi sans faute? Could you call me back by Thursday without fail? Je vais y réfléchir I’ll think about it Très bien/Entendu/Parfait Very well/All right/Perfect COMMUNIQUER SON Identité David Smith de la société PFIZER This is David Smith, of PFIZER David Smith à l’appareil

I was thinkin about her thinkin' about me thinkin' about us Where we going to be Open my eyes… And it was only just a dream So I travel back down that road Wish you come back No one knows And I realize, it was only just a dream I was at the top and I was like I’m at the basement Number 1 spot Now she found a replacement I swear now I can’t take it Knowing somebody’s got my baby And now you ain't around, baby I can’t think I should put it down, should a got that ring Cuz I can

was different then ever! During pregnancy, Harriet was experiencing extreme discomfort, and a ton of pain. The pain was so terrible and unusual, she couldn’t barely cope. Just about a month before Harriet was due, she began to feel like she was going into labor. David was out of town, so Dorothy rushed her to the hospital. While in labor, Harriet knew something was just not right. She was having more pain than ever before, and the baby was impossible to push out. Unlike the other four children

your co-workers are talking, and you have to ask one of them a question about a project you’re working on. What should you do? a) Go back to your desk and wait until the conversation is over. b) Interrupt their conversation and ask the question. c) Stand there and watch them until the conversation is over. 4. You are invited to a wedding reception that is going to begin at 3:00 pm. What time should you arrive? a) Anytime—it doesn’t matter. b) At 3:00. c) Between 3:00 and 3:30. 5. You’ve

don’t have to fight me, Reverend (…)You can have him all to yourself. I don’t even have to go back up there, if that’s all you want.” This leaves the reader perplexed. Is Grant really ready to « abandon » Jefferson? In previous chapters Grant has told him how he has come to need him “ to show him what to do with his life”, and yet he would let Jefferson go to the electric chair without even going back to se him? Or is Grant simply trying to provoke Reverend Ambrose? Reverend Ambrose does not

, Johnny , you can either comme in with me or I'm going to kill you . There's isn't time to tell you what it's all about " she went on . But if you come in with me you'll make money : big money , Johnny. What do you want me to do ? I said . Take his clothes off and put yours on him , she said . They've got to think it was you who died in the car . Me ? They know me in Pelotta . They'll identify me . No , they won't . You're going to put him back in the car and set fire to it . " I can't do that

because of the too few jobs for too many inhabitants, America was then known as the land of opportunity. However, immigrants often came with their whole family, one member usually made the journey first, work hard there, save money and send tickets back to his family. Many immigrants didn't live in big cities and had to make a journey only to go to the docks. There was a law in America about immigration, since 1893 the immigrant had to be approved by the authorities before coming on board , they

would not be undisputed about weather. The parties are bound. The problem is in practice: the fast majority of contracts are not like this. They are intended to without any kind of formality. Very often, the parties are going…without even no yet. Many people are not to be going aware that in fact it’s a contract. The foundations of the present day law of contracts were laid in the 19th century which is quite logical that this period of history, so a very big expansion of trade and industry, and

…………………………………… help they would never have survived the terrible ordeal. A expensive B invaluable C valid D worthless 8 There were strange …………………………………… in the haunted house. A facts B episodes C occasions D happenings 9 The two small companies are going to …………………………………… at the end of the year. A mix B merge C blend D involve 10 Be careful not to …………………………………… your finger with that needle. A bite B prick C scratch D sting 11 After you've eaten those sweets, make sure you throw the ……………………………………

to the Barton Cottage to get the help her sister needed. Happily, a man took Marianne and brought her back to the house. They always were together but not for a long time… John Willoughby must leave Devon to go back to London. During the winter, Mrs. Jennings, who loves Dashwood’s daughters, invited them to stay in London. She told them some secrets. She let them know that Willoughby is going to marry a rich heiress, and that Edward’s engaged since four years to Lucy Steele. She wanted Elinor to