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frelon item of gear = harnais club = massue sigh of relief = soupir de soulagement dole out = distribuer, infliger load = charge tear = arracher tear = arracher rip = arracher, enlever grasp = bras haul along = traîner crawl = ramper joke = plaisanterie Task ᕢ Pronunciation 1̈17 The following words and expressions may cause problems. Listen to the CD and repeat them out loud in the spaces provided several times. Dunbar, Lieutenant, Comanches, screamed, hauling, scooped, shrieked

américain. Chapitre 1 : Bases de la prononciation de l’anglais Le o long Le son o long est la diphtongue eou en anglais britannique et le son de voyelle prolongé ôô en anglais américain. Exemples : ߜ rode (reoud’ [UK], rôôd [US]) (montait à cheval) ߜ joke (djeouk [UK], djôôk [US]) (blague) ߜ phone (feoun’ [UK], fôôn [US]) (téléphone) ߜ home (h’eoum [UK], h’ôôm [US]) (chez soi) En plus du schéma o + consonne + e final (exemples ci-dessus), les sons o longs se retrouvent avec d’autres orthographes : ߜ

to kill everybody”. d) The scene opens on an apparently normal day in a High School where two teenage girls are refreshing themselves in the toilets. Suddenly they hear strange noises, loud bangs and then a scream. They first think it is a prank / joke, but then they realize that something ominous is happening. One of the girls finally remembers that she heard one of her classmates (Michael Patrick) talk about shooting everyone. 4 - silk + angel & innocence / purity (+ delicacy). - thin + dead +

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" she asks me. I look up at the window. The sun is now over the roof of my neighbor's house. I reach over for her hand. "What am I going to do? I'm going to take you out to breakfast.When I get to the office, Lou walks in. "More bad news for me?" I joke. He says, "Look ... I think I can help you out on this cost of products thing." "Yeah? Like how?" "I can change the base we're using for determining the cost of parts. Instead of using the cost factor of the past twelve months, which is what I'm supposed

radical translation of exotic languages has helped make factors vivid, but the main lesson to be derived concerns the empirical slack in our own beliefs. For our own views could be revised into those attributed to the compatriot in the impractical joke imagined; no conflicts with experience could ever supervene, except such as would attend our present sensible views as well. To the same degree that the radical translation of sentences is underdetermined by the totality of dispositions to verbal behavior

rudeness – disobedience - breaking rules misbehaviour miss - forge – cheat – pretend – hypocrisy – lie deception honest – true – deceitful – genuine – real – unfeigned – heartfelt sincerity funny – caricature – cartoon – cheeky – joke - entertaining humour polite – courteous - well-behaved - yell – kind – thoughtful – obey – take care of Good behaviour E Definitions F Giving logical explanations 1. cause : because, as or since. Definition Word extremely unpleasant

They probably haven’t got any present for him. He feels so desperate that he hides his situation: He doesn’t want anyone to see he is neglected. Yet he decides to call the police and ask for help. However they don’t care.They think it is a practical joke, he is joking / kidding, he is taking them for a ride, pulling their legs. 4. Follow-up work En début d’année le travail sur le tableau de Norman Rockwell pourra être mené en classe. Les élèves s’aideront des p. 281-282 du manuel (« Commenter un

member), the Chat noir exploited the taste for the absurd which had no point save to entertain. It mocked the age of technology by describing new inventions (such as the French boomerang which does not come back) in industrial quantities. This particular joke never wore thin and during the Great War Gabriel de Pawlowski, BEYOND ‘LITERATURE’ 473 a respected sociologist, devised many such inventions and ‘useful’ tips in Le Rire rouge which was aimed at soldiers in the trenches. But the humorous