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evokes the necessary audience sympathy for the play to be considered a tragedy. Miller presents the tragedy of the common, modern, man lying in what Willy perceives are his aims of economic success, but are actually a desperation for acknowledgement and love. Politically, the tragedy of the common man, according to Miller, is that capitalism will prevent true satisfaction because the working class, represented by Willy Loman, becomes trapped into the desire for affluence that they may have misunderstood

first part of the text happiness prevails whereas in the second part we can feel tension and fear. In the fisrt part, lines 1 to 34 happiness prevails. In order to create an happy atmosphere, Dorris Lessing set this passage in spring, season of love. Indeed we know that “birds singing all around them”, there is a “chilly rain of early spring”. Too, a garden is described by Dorris Lessing, that can make us think of Eden’s Garden of the two lovers Adam and Eve : in the novel Harriet and David can

will be short. It is the most important drawback. Applicant: Do I have to work in teams or alone? Employer: What are the three most important things for you in your work? Applicant: I think the work should be interesting, varied and well paid. Employer: Exactly, which is more important to you, money or the type of job? Applicant: I think a good work we must first please, but the salary must still be acceptable. Employer: What do you consider your greatest strengths and weaknesses? Applicant:

sunny country; it is bigger than the USA. More and | |more people come to Australia for holidays because of his wildlife very important and rich; and | |Australia has a very old and interesting culture. They come also because the oceans enable to do| |surfing. It is possible that you won’t be able to go somewhere because it is a sacred area. | |Australia was discovered in the early 1600s first by Dutch and then by Portuguese navigators. | |If you want to have excellent holidays you must

donc le présent simple. Je pose la question "Aimez-vous ?"... - What do you like ? --> [wate dou you laïke] --> Qu'est-ce que tu aimes (vous aimez) ? 1- J'aime un peu... beaucoup...Verbes à l'infinitif : love (aimer d'amour, adorer), like (aimer bien), prefer (préfèrer) Avec love... - I love you --> [Aïe lôve iou] --> je t'aime - I love sport --> [Aïe lôve spôrte] --> j'adore le sport - I love painting --> [Aïe lôve pén'ting] --> j'adore peindre Avec like... - I like holidays --> [Aïe

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like a family link. based on mutual advantage. 7. Spoken communication uses imprecise style. Discreet non verbal clues, such as tone and pauses, are crucial. The speaker Words with a positive connotation: adapts to the listener. self, friendship, "do your own thing" contract, litigation, self-interest, self-respect, self-actualising, Words with a positive connotation: individual, dignity, I, me, pleasure, adventure, guilt, harmony, face, obligation, sacrifice, family (in a symbolic sense), privacy

your personal use. What is responsible media consumption and what are the effects of media use ? These are the main questions that I will be developping and I will use myself as an example to accentuate the accuracy of my sayings. Whatever you do, use or say, if it’s done wisely, there won’t be any complications. This is valid for almost everything in life, including media use. Being reponsible about media use is using it in a sensible way, which implies that there is no exaggeration and a pretty

porcupine - cour: backyard - voisin: neighbor. Read the end of the text. 11.The Inuits are the first inhabitants of Canada, they are Canadian natives. 12.It is special because it is shaped like an igloo, it has small, round windows. 13.He says, “I love living in the heart of nature and seeing moose, bears, and porcupines in my backyard. He is a nature lover; that’s why he left his native town. He likes the peace and quiet of the environment and the beauty of the landscape. 14.Nick is so impressed

humain agis en fonction de certaines lois, soit des règles qui sont nié par l’absurde, pour ainsi rendre la vie plus agréable. Bibliographie BUTLER, Katherine. Mother nature network, « Do animals mourn? » [Consultation: 21 avril 2014]. Disponible: http://www.mnn.com/earth-matters/animals/stories/do-animals-mourn/. CAMUS, Albert. L’Étranger, Barcelone, Éditions Gallimard, 2005, 120 p. LONGEART, Maryvonne. Académie Gernoble, « Avons-nous le devoir de faire le bonheur des autres ? » [Consultation :