Sing Loud, Sing Proud!

Dog Blackstreet - Don't leave me--------------------------------------->De barge - a dream Blackstreet - Fix------------------------------------->Grandmaster Flash - The message Blackstreet - Good Lovin------------>James Brown - Say It Loud, I'm Black And I'm Proud Blackstreet - No diggity---------------------------------->Bill Withers - Grandma's Hands Blackstreet - U Blow My Mind---------------------------------->Gap Band - Outstanding Busta Rhymes - Give me some more----------------------->Bernard

how ewtraordinarily nice workmen were, she thought. Why couldn’t she have workmen for friends rather than the silly boys she danced with and who came to Sunday night supper ? She would get on much better with men like these ». When somebody began to sing a song, she exclaims : « The friendliness of it ! » When she meets her brother Laurie, she tells him : « Oh, I do love parties, don’t you ? » Then she says to Kitty her friend : « Isn’t it a perfect morning ? » She finds everything beautiful, a little

money to help bring the rest of my family to America. I sang in school, too. I sang “My Country ‘Tis of Thee*” and “The Star-Spangled Banner*.” I learned quickly. 40 I became a child star of vaudeville. That’s a kind of entertainment in which actors sing and tell stories. I was very popular because I was a kid. I traveled* from place to place to entertain. In a few years I had made enough money to bring my mother, brothers and sisters to America. But I faced a new problem. It was 1924, and not

développé à l’occasion de cette interdiction. Le JLP fut d’ailleurs défait cette année là, tandis que Michael Manley, leader du People’s National Party, devenait Premier Ministre. Bien que Marley se défendait de faire de la politique ("Me no sing politics, me sing bout freedom"), il devint de facto une force électorale avec laquelle il fallait compter. Les deux camps eurent l’occasion de le récupérer (en le citant) ou de le poursuivre en justice. Comme les Rastas sont en contact direct avec Dieu – ils

moonbeam--light was all I gave, The sun breaks forth--his queen becomes his slave! Wooed? Yes; as other queens I held my court Won--but to lose my crown, and be the sport Of proud, absorbing and imperious man! STRAT. Ah, man does what he wills--we, what we can; He loves thee, lady! PAUL.

-mayor : maire -me : moi -meal : repas -(to) mean : vouloir, dire, signifier -meaning : sens, signification -means : moyen, au moyen (by means of : a force de) -meanwhile : entre-temps -lost : perdu -lot : tout (the lot of you : vous tous) -loud : fort, bruyant, -love : amour (to love : aimer) -low : bas , faible -loyal : fidéle, loyal -luck : chance, bonheur -luggage : bagages -lump : morceau, grumeau -lunch : déjeuner -lung : poumon M -measure : mesure (to measure : mesurer)

fight BENVOLIO Why, what is Tybalt? what's so scary about Tybalt MERCUTIO More than Prince of Cats I can tell you. (a cat named Tybalt in a popular story) O, he's the courageous captain of compliments. fencing etiquette He fights as you sing prick-song, keeps time, harmony in a duet distance, and proportion. He rests his minim rests, short one, two, and the third in your bosom; the very thrust in your chest butcher. Ah, the immortal passado! forward thrust The punto reverso

belonged to the Happy Few.) Nowadays hard work means success. The work ethic is a key value in the USA. – The USA is depicted as “the Promised Land”, “the land of milk and honey” there for the taking (lines 10, 11, 12, 13, 16, 17, 18, 19). b. The singer pays tribute to the working class. Cities were built thanks to the workers. The song pays tribute to the immigrants and to the working class, and doesn’t play tribute to the millionnaires. He praises manual workers, blue collared workers. Blue collars

life when you have consciously or unconsciously sabotaged your own success because you got scared or started to worry about the pressure and expectations that were beginning to build up. Also, think of times you have not shared something you were proud of or had accomplished, or didn’t admit to having a specific goal or talent because you feared it would make others feel bad or then you’d be put on the spot and forced to “shine,” which made you nervous. Our fear of success is sometimes harder to

= arracher tear = arracher rip = arracher, enlever grasp = bras haul along = traîner crawl = ramper joke = plaisanterie Task Pronunciation CD1 Enr. 13 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, stampeded, neighing, whooping, weighed, squeezed, dismounted, creeping, eerie, rustling, pawed, jostled, clothed, breathlessly, sigh of relief