Swimming Pool

teeth, it should touch the teeth themselves. before another vowel (especially after c), like w in twig. In the combinations gue and gui', it is silent unless it has a diaresis (güe, güi), in which case it is as above: w. Everywhere else, like oo in pool, but shorter. Identical to Spanish b (see above). It can pronunciated as "v", but it's not common. Ss ese s Tt Uu te u t w u Vv uve, ve, ve corta, ve baja uve doble, doble ve, doble u equis b, β Ww Xx Used only in words of

for capital. "We kept the smack in a cove about five miles higher up the coast than this; and it was our practice, in fine weather, to take advantage of the fifteen minutes' slack to push across the main channel of the Moskoe-strom, far above the pool, and then drop down upon anchorage somewhere near Otterholm, or Sandflesen, where the eddies are not so violent as elsewhere. Here we used to remain until nearly time for slackwater again, when we weighed and made for home. We never set out upon this

pull strategy. * Advertising / Communication We have prepared some brochure and poster to promote our concept of “floating bath” in spas and centers. We have decided to distribute them in the following places: * Existing SPAs, swimming pool or health organism. In those places the clients are already people that are taking care of their wellness, and the idea is to offer a new product to answer their need; an innovative product alternative : the floating bath. * Hospital or health

entraîneur / a coach, a trainer un finaliste / a finalist un nageur / a swimmer un sportif / a sportsman un supporter / a supporter un vainqueur / a winner Les lieux / Places un gymnase / a gymnasium une patinoire / an ice rink une piscine / a swimming-pool la piste / the track un stade / a stadium un terrain / a pitch les vestiaires / the changing-room 10 La musique / Music Noms / Nouns un air / a tune une comédie musicale / a musical un concert / a concert un disque / a record (a CD) un

replacées dans l’ordre indiqué par les élèves. En s’appuyant sur le texte, on fait ensuite produire une narration et un commentaire des événements. En voici quelques exemples : – The girl got back home. Maybe she came back from school/the swimming pool/a friend’s house... Des flashcards et/ou une gestuelle appropriée peuvent soutenir une imagination défaillante et assurer la compréhension de tous. Il convient en effet de garder en mémoire l’hétérogénéité des acquis lexicaux au sein d’une classe

version musicale par Ronald Neame du «Chant de Noël» de Dickens, avec Albert Finney et Alec Guinness, et a joué dans LES YEUX DE LA FORÊT de John Hough, AUX SOURCES DU NIL de Bob Rafelson, DOUBLE VUE de Mark Peploe, BLANCHE-NEIGE de Michael Cohn, et SWIMMING POOL de François Ozon. MICHAEL HEATH Mr. Sowerberry Michael Heath est acteur depuis vingt-cinq ans. Il a tenu des rôles réguliers dans les séries «Prince Regent», «By the Sword Divided», «The Dorothy Sayers Mysteries», «Love Story», «Through

9 9 10 10 10 10 10 11 11 12 B.7 C C.1 C.2 C.3 C.4 C.5 C.6 C.7 DISCIPLINE OF COMPETITORS General Rules Warnings Disqualification Suspension Expulsion Right of Appeal Reinstatement 13 13 14 14 15 15 16 16 D D.1 D.2 D.3 D.4 D.5 SWIMMING CONDUCT General Rules Wetsuit Use Starting Position Selection (Elite Athletes) Start Procedures (Elite Athletes) Equipment D.5.1 Legal Equipment D.5.2 Illegal Equipment 17 17 17 18 18 19 19 19 E E.1 CYCLING CONDUCT General Rules E.1

this field. Khwaja Shamsuddin Azeemi CONTENTS Click over to reach the content page 13. MENTAL TURMOIL 14. THIR D LESSON OF TELEPATHY 15. BELIEF OF SCIENCE Trees also Converse 16. INCIDENTS & EXPERIENCES OF THIRD LESSON Door Opens The Last Pool The Tomb of Data Ganj Buksh Flame of Fire Advice The Inner Eye 17. TRUE DEFINITION OF IMAGINATION 18. THE FOURTH LESSON OF TELEPATHY 19. 156 ELEMENTS 20. INCIDENTS & EXPERIENCES RESULTING FROM FOURTH LESSON Riddance of Inferiority Complex Golden Palaces

__________________________________________________ GRAMMAIRE The imperfect This is a past tense which is used to - describe what something was like (setting the scene) Eg: There was a swimming pool but it was raining - describe something that was happening Eg: I was working when suddenly the phone rang. - describe something that used to happen Eg: We used to live in Barnsley

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 week he's in New York. He________________(11: stay) at an expensive hotel. He's at his hotel now. He________________(12: