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FALSE: Read the headline. Guess if  a-h  below are true (T) or false (F). |a. |France is ordering many Italians to leave the country. |T / F | |b. |A French minister said all people leaving are choosing to leave. |T / F | |c. |The minister said only people who volunteered to leave would leave. |T / F | |d. |France is number two in

make them leave because he would rather have a Brahmin domination. It means he prefered the Indian caste system where the Brahimns rule the country because they are supposed to be superior. Churchill thought gandhi was an ennemy for Britain because leaving India meant the exclusion of British Trade there. To face this threat, British arrested many Indians during demonstrations including Gandhi. They also killed or hurt some Indians, most of the time when they were too much violent.

can you say that? I mean you can’t arrest me because I'm fucking Irish! Why would have I planted that god damn bomb? try to picture it for a moment! I don't give a shit about you Londoners. I came here to find a job, got it? So excuse me but now im leaving ' Policeman:'You're not going anywhere Gerry, please remain seated if you don't want to get into some trouble.' Gerry:'Are you trying to threatening me? I won't put my hands up & surrender, got it. I have nothing to do with this bomb plot. So now

1. he’d never recover : il faut reconnaître la contraction de would et donc traduire au conditionnel. 2. (He) walked back out : il ne repart pas. On aurait eu away. 3. He’d said he was the night before : he was est une reprise courte de he was leaving her. Rappelez-vous que night est plus souvent traduit par soir que par nuit. 4. the way he was talking : the way signifie “le chemin” lorsqu’il est suivi d’un lieu, et “la façon” losrqu’il est suivi d’un verbe d’action. 5. He walked like he’d

quitter la France pour exercer leurs talents ailleurs." ["As a result, there has been a frantic bolt for the border by the very people who create economic growth – business leaders, innovators, creative thinkers, and top executives. They are all leaving France to develop their talents elsewhere."] Si la thèse des exils fiscaux massifs est rebattue par certains cercles et souvent évoquée dans la presse, aucun élément factuel ne permet à l’heure actuelle d'affirmer qu'il existe un exode massif

(question en WH-) → 2. b. intonation descendante. 7-) a. 1. intonation descendante 2. intonation descendante 3. Erratum : dans la première édition, la phrase 3 ne correspond pas à l’enregistrement. On entend la phrase suivante : He’s leaving tomorrow, isn’ t he? → intonation montante. b. 1. le tag est : une simple confirmation de ce qui vient d’être dit. 2. le tag est : une simple confirmation de ce qui vient d’être dit. 3. le tag est : une question qui exprime

Once marriage arrangements are settled, Charlotte persuades Elizabeth to come for an extended visit to her new bridal home. Though appearing at the point of proposing marriage to Jane, Mr Bingley abruptly quits Netherfield and returns to London, leaving the lady confused and upset. Elizabeth is convinced that Darcy and Bingley's sister have conspired to separate Jane and Bingley. In the spring, Elizabeth joins Charlotte and her cousin in Kent. The parsonage is adjacent to Rosings Park—the grand

competitors made it the system of choice in the mobile electronics industry, which was then beginning to grow rapidly. Today ARM licensees include many of the major players in the chip industry, including Intel, IBM, Texas Instruments, and Sharp. Leaving the manufacture of chips to the customer made expansion of the company simpler than it may have otherwise been. Today ARM is a global corporation, employing more than 720 people in facilities in nine countries. It has design centres in Blackburn,

program about women's work and the pandemic presented by Stacy Golden.Since the pandemic, millions of women have left their jobs to care for their children while schools were closed until they reopened.Sarah, a guest on the show, tells her story of leaving her accounting job to care for her children. While her hasband was a doctor who could not stay home to care for their children.Following the pandemic, Sarah had to make a choice between working or taking care of her children and decided to quit her

something) Sans (faire quelque chose) After working, he went to cinema. Après avoir travaillé, il est allé au cinéma. He succeeded by insisting. Il a réussi en insistant. They are playing instead of helping me. Ils jouent au lieu de m'aider. On leaving, I saw my glasses on the floor. Au moment de partir, j'ai vu mes lunettes par terre. Jack left without saying goodbye. Jack est parti sans dire au revoir. Les prépositions qui servent à exprimer le but se construisent avec la base verbale, et