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"What's the matter? Why ________________(2: cry/you)?" That's strange. They________________(3: not to watch) TV. He________________(4: not to speak) very good English. Please be quiet! I________________(5: do) my homework. Where________________(6: live/they)? Listen! John ________________ music! (7: play) I never ________________(8: go) to the swimming pool. Harold Black's a famous pianist. He________________(9: give) two or three concerts every week. He ________________(10: travel) a lot and this

The Hound of the Baskervilles Summary CHAPTER ONE: Mr. Sherlock Holmes In the morning hours of a day in 1889, Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson awake to discover that a visitor had been to their apartment the previous night but departed before seeing either man. However, he left behind a walking stick. The walking stick bears the inscription: "To James Mortimer, M.R.C.S., from his friends of the C.C.H." This allows the two to begin making some deductions about his character and occupation using

place. Les protestations ont augmenté et sont devenues plus violentes. La police a été accusée d'avoir utilisé une force excessive sur les membres pacifiques de la foule.On ''Saturday Night Live,'' Montreal-based rock band Arcade Fire takes to the stage wearing red squares, next to icon Mick Jagger. À New York, le Saturday Night Live, et à Montréal, Arcade Fire sont montés sur scène portant des carrés rouges, aux côtés de l'icône Mick Jagger. La CLASSE a pris une position plus ferme face à la loi 78 et

turning on a fan or an air filter to provide a little buzz of noise that would help you get to sleep. (It was good for me that Eric slept all day, because I could be by myself at least part of the time. Maybe he felt the same way after I went to bed at night?) It wasn’t like I heard voices in my head or anything—at least no more than usual. But if I felt happy, I had to check to make sure it was me and not Eric who felt happy. Likewise for anger; Eric was big on anger, controlled and carefully banked anger

part of his work were his limitations and excellences in all. Best American Humorous Short Stories, by Various 5 As Poe's best short stories may be mentioned: Metzengerstein (Jan. 14, 1832, Philadelphia Saturday Courier), Ms. Found in a Bottle (October 19, 1833, Baltimore Saturday Visiter), The Assignation (January, 1834, Godey's Lady's Book), Berenice (March, 1835, Southern Literary Messenger), Morella (April, 1835, Southern Literary Messenger), The Unparalleled Adventure of One Hans Pfaall

domestic servant in Bangkok, cleaning floors and washing clothes and dishes. “My boss was a very old man. If I looked up, he hit me. His wife was a good woman. She was kind. She asked me what the problem was, but I could not tell her. I cried every night for three months.” Net received no wages and eventually ran away. With the assistance of the Thai police, she reached a residential centre where she could learn new skills before returning home. * name changed to protect identity families are poor

She was worried about them. – A bird answered the phone! It’s strange! How strange! Certains élèves ne manqueront pas de réagir : It’s silly. On les amènera alors à justifier leur point de vue : Ducks can’t speak/use a telephone, Ducks don’t live in a house... ; The girl must have been surprised (MUST HAVE BEEN étant appréhendé ici comme groupe lexicalisé, la valeur épistémique de MUST ne posant pas de problème à un francophone) ; She didn’t understand, She couldn’t believe it! She’s dreaming

looked on in shock as the great truths of her youth _ apartheid, Communism, Nazism, the British empire _ all vanished. "When you look at my life, you can go back to the late 1930s," she recalls. "What I saw was, first of all, Hitler, he was going to live forever. Mussolini was in for 10,000 years. You had the Soviet Union, which was, by definition, going to last forever. There was the British empire _ nobody imagined it could come to an end. So why should one believe in any kind of permanence?" The

Owns the Land? Sandia Mountain rises from the desert floor of New Mexico like a magnificent wave, cresting in a ridge of pine trees and rock. It is part of the Cibola National Forest and a favorite getaway place for the nearly 500,000 people who live in Albuquerque. They explore its natural wonders on foot, on mountain bikes and on hang gliders. The mountain is also close to the hearts of the 481 members of the Sandia Pueblo, a 700-year-old Native American community. To them, the mountain

Who Owns the Land? Sandia Mountain rises from the desert floor of New Mexico like a magnificent wave, cresting in a ridge of pine trees and rock. It is part of the Cibola National Forest and a favorite getaway place for the nearly 500,000 people who live in Albuquerque. They explore its natural wonders on foot, on mountain bikes and on hang gliders. The mountain is also close to the hearts of the 481 members of the Sandia Pueblo, a 700-year-old Native American community. To them, the mountain is sacred