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moindre - let alone : sans parler de ..., sans compter ..., à plus forte raison ... - likewise : également, pareillement - moreover : en outre, de plus - More than that, ... : Bien plus - namely : à savoir (peut encore se traduire par « : ») - neither ... nor ... : ni ... ni ... - nevertheless : néanmoins, toutefois, toujours est-il que, il n'empêche que - nonetheless : néanmoins, toutefois - nor : 1/ ni 2/ (général. en tête de phrase, + auxiliaire + sujet) ne ... pas davantage, ne ... pas non

explanation of the facts about the Rohingya status and how are they cast the drift on a boat at the sea. It says that this tribe is really isolated and not consider as citizens for the Myanmar military government, hence they don't have any status and neither an access for the basics humans rights. Rohingya try to go away from Burma but they are also bad treat in Taïland, or India. The United Nation have been aware of this situation which is not acceptable. The conference was about how to stop the persecution

said before, back to summer 2006, more precisely to a party during that summer. I was with some of my friends when he came towards me and tried to make conversation. It may sound a little weird, but at that time I didn’t pay much attention to him neither to what he was saying; for me it was only another boy who was looking for a girl to spend some time with during a party and then the next day ask her “Who are you?” I stared at him while he was talking then politely answered “I’m not one of these

saleswoman at New look the clothes shop only the week end and… I think that’s all. What are your age and your marital status ? I’m 25 years old. I’m single, I’ve no children. so I can devote myself to my career without any problem because I have neither burden nor responsability. In your opinion, what are your three main defaults and qualities? Concerning the defaults, my friends say I'm a big talker, but in fact it is my way of getting others to talk about them. I sometimes say things too frankly

de ..., sans compter ..., à plus forte raison ... - likewise : également, pareillement -meanwhile : pendant ce temps - moreover : en outre, de plus - More than that, ... : Bien plus - namely : à savoir (peut encore se traduire par « : ») - neither ... nor ... : ni ... ni ... - nevertheless : néanmoins, toutefois, toujours est-il que, il n'empêche que - nonetheless : néanmoins, toutefois - nor : 1/ ni 2/ (général. en tête de phrase, + auxiliaire + sujet) ne ... pas davantage, ne ... pas non

traduction a-t-elle été refusée ? d) as if one talked to children cette forme est correcte. Pourquoi a-t-elle été refusée ? Comment se retraduirait-elle en français ? 6° Il ne lui dit ni qui il était, ni d'où il venaita) He didn't tell her neither who he was nor where he came from pourquoi cet énoncé est-il incorrect ? Expliquez, et proposez la bonne forme.b) He didn't tell her where did he come from pourquoi cet énoncé est-il incorrect ? Expliquez et proposez la bonne forme 7° Chaque annéeEach

we decided to rent an old farmhouse near Dorchester which I found among the property ads in the Sunday Times before we left Cape Town. The idea was to have an extended summer holiday while we looked around for somewhere more permanent to settle. Neither of us had connections with any particular part of England. My husband's parents were dead and my own parents had retired to the neighbouring county of Devon and the balmy climate of Torquay. We enrolled the boys at college for the autumn and set out

faculty! in form and moving how express and admirable! in action how like an angel! in apprehension how like a god! the beauty of the world! the paragon of animals! And yet, to me, what is this quintessence of dust? man delights not me: no, nor woman neither (Acte III, scène 1) HAMLET Être, ou ne pas être, c’est là la question. — Y a-t-il plus de noblesse d’âme à subir — la fronde et les flèches de la fortune outrageante, — ou bien à s’armer contre une mer de douleurs — et, par une révolte, l’arrêter

defense attorney clearly makes a distinction between Jefferson and himself and so the jury when he says line 3-4 “when we civilised man, consider the male species has reached manhood”. This implies that for the attorney Jefferson is not a man and neither is he for the jury since he uses the pronoun ”we”. This status is further questioned line 7 to 9 when he says that a man (who is an intelligent being) would have known that something wrong would have happened and so would have run away. But the defense

the elements around him. The Spirit of the book explains further: "Time, replied the spirit, "has not the same significance to us that it has to you... Being insensible to heat and cold, darkness and light, we have no more changing seasons, neither is there any night. When a man dies," he continued with solemnity, "he comes at once into the enjoyment of senses vastly keener than any he possessed before. Our eyes - if such they can be called - are both microscopes and telescopes, the change in