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IMAGINAIRE / APPORT CULTUREL Ce cycle de séance se basera sur une enquête, le but trouver qui a mangé le gateau du Père noël ! Lors de cette 1er séance les enfants découvrent que les animateurs sont enfaite des enquêteurs engagé par le célébre homme en rouge pour résoudre cette horrible crime. Au début les enfants découvrent une lettre du Bonhomme Pain d’épice qui a disparu, l’objectif suivre les indices en Australie et de le retrouver. N° Durée (+/-) Titre + schémas + Variantes Explication globale

make that which did not exist before e.g. Edison invented the gramophone 28. “Say” & “Tell” ‘to say’ is used i) When referring to a person’s actual words : he said “I shall go home” ii) In indirect speech : He said that he would go home ‘to tell’ is used in indirect speech if the sentence contains an indirect object e.g. He told me that he would go home (the indirect object is ‘me’) 29. “Make” & “Do” e.g. the carpenter made a large table (i.e. to construct or manufacture)

psychiatric confusion. She’s attained of schizophrenia, indeed she’s taken herself for the Messenger of god on earth. Therefore, we plead guilty but we ask for the dismissal of the charges because of the well-known irresponsibility of my client. JUGE: The speech is to the claimant. ACCUSATION: I call to the stand Mrs. Charlotte Brown. JUGE: Do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth? VICTIME: I swear. ACCUSATION: Please, introduce yourself. VICTIME: My name is charlotte

1748. He was bouded with the men the most distinguished from England and from France, particularly with Voltaire and Montesquieu, and was associated free of the royal academy of the registrations and the beautiful letters in 1755. We have of him speeches, diverse texts and his letters to his son, born from a French, containing many advice on his course to follow during a journy wich he made on the continent, they were translated into French by Jean-François Peyron and published in Paris in 1766 then

In the short run, physical problems including * Reduce physical coordination * double vision * unconsciousness * reduced mental alertness * slurred speech (lorsqu’on articule plus qd on parle) * mood swings, lunatic Long term (chronic consumption of high levels of alcohol leads to),higher risk : * of heart disease * of liver disease * blood flows problem, peptic ulcers * various

magazines (the longest established being Poetry and Oxford Poetry), individual collections and wider anthologies. Poetry and discussions of it have a long history. Early attempts to define poetry, such as Aristotle's Poetics, focused on the uses of speech in rhetoric, drama, song, and comedy.[1] Later attempts concentrated on features such as repetition, verse form and rhyme, and emphasized the aesthetics which distinguish poetry from more objectively informative, prosaic forms of writing, such as

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drawing is about a topical subject in Asian countries even today in 2010. We can see in the background a poster which is a commercial for Nike®. On the poster there is a man, an athlete who seems to be running, and on the right side he says in a speech bubble « just do it » Nike's slogan. There is also Nike's logo. Then, in the foreground we can see three pupils assembling Nike's shoes with their own hands, without machine. We can see boxes in the bottom left-hand, full of shoes and the children

another telegram to railroad officials, where he insisted that the following day he'd be seating inside the stagecoach, with the other white passengers, "he was". After inviting the residents Indians in south Africa, to a meeting, where he made a speech showing his indgntation towards discrimination. this same indians threw Gandhi a farewell party where they asked him to stay in South Africa to help them fighting against discrimination This demand of help was because, a bill that would "deprive

indifference to rank and hierarchy.” OU – (l. 36) “We may not be economically equal, but we assume a kind of social equality with others…” 8. (l. 30) “an American degree”– (l. 32) “our schools and colleges at their best”– (l. 34) “the tradition of free speech” 9. (l. 38) “the liveliness of its classrooms”– (l. 38) “the inventiveness of the Internet”– (l. 39) “the thousands of civic organizations” 10. a. “the one” refers to (l. 42) “the most vibrant civil society on earth” b. “the other” refers to (l