Thinking of You

Transformation d'un état en action : HE IS SILLY = il est stupide. - HE IS BEING SILLY= il fait l'imbécile. SHE HAS A GLASS = elle a un verre. - SHE IS HAVING A DRINK = elle prend un verre. o Transformation d'une perception en action volontaire : CAN YOU HEAR THAT BIRD ? = Entends-tu cet oiseau ? - THE JURY IS HEARING A WITNESS = le jury entend un témoin. I CAN SEE IT = Je le vois. - SHE IS SEEING TO THE MAIL = elle s'occupe du courrier. SHE FEELS GOOD = elle se sent bien. - SHE IS FEELING THE CUSHION

out B. over C. in D. into I'm afraid you have to ………: your room is not ready yet. A. wait B. waiting C. waited D. waiten If we’d had enough time, we …………made a cultural stopover in London. A. will have B. must have C. should have D. would have Staff bonuses are linked ……… sales performance, as well as customer satisfaction. A. to B. of C. in D. on Your references are excellent; you’re ……………! A. fired B. employed C. hired D. resigned We would be happy to send you a quotation by ………… post. A. returned

Fiction Analysis of The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini Setting: A. Time period – 1970s to early 2000s B. Place – Kabul, Afghanistan and San Francisco, California C. Time Sequence – The story Is told in order. Around 30 years passes. However, the story is told as one giant flashback. D. Standards of Behavior – Hazaras are considered lower than Pashtuns; one should be loyal to friends and family; one is expected to bring honor to one’s family; men are above women; one should put guests’ needs

The Secrets of Great Sales Management: Advanced Strategies for Maximizing Performance by Robert A. Simpkins AMACOM © 2004 ISBN:0814472389 This innovative book shows sales managers how to work together with changing corporate goals without sacrificing the exceptional results they were hired to achieve. Table of Contents The Secrets of Great Sales Management—Advanced Strategies for Maximizing Performance Introduction Part 1 - Planning Chapter 1 - The Changing World of Sales Management Chapter

life. GEORGE ORWELL WAS THE PEN NAME of the English author, Eric Arthur Blair. Orwell was educated in England at Eton College. After service with the Indian Imperial Police in Burma from 1922 to 1927, he returned to Europe to become a writer. He lived for several years in poverty. His earliest experiences resulted in the book, Down and Out in Paris and London. By 1936, Orwell had joined the Republican forces in the Spanish Civil War. Orwell was critical of Communism but basically considered himself

Platon many theories have emerged. If the Greek philosophy considers the pursuit of happiness like the key-factor of motivation in our modern society this process has become more complex. Like we see in the course of Organizational Behavior, today we consider two kind of motivation according to Herzberg: the intrinsic (like the enjoyment) and the extrinsic motivation (the most famous is money, reward). The concept of motivation finds all his interest in the business world, and it is quite understandable

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1. Click on the 2 links. 2. Watch the videos. 3. Work in small groups (2 to 4 persons) to present the key ideas and concepts presented in the videos. Make sure you do research on specific notions and have correct definitions (you can of course copy and paste them, but mention the source). There will be a class discussion but NO written correction. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bquvIgzKrzY&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fnh1Y06DGCs Who’s interwied ? What’s the idea

presentation is in no way a complete analysis of the subject, however, it aims to give a quick look at the complex relationship between the media and politics through concrete examples of their current or past interaction. Both the media and politicians alike manipulate each other in order to gain influence and further their personal interests. Although politicians have been chosen to represent a certain people, media has found a way to help sway the beliefs of their followers, now in a more explicit fashion

“One can lack any of the qualities of an organizer – with one exception – and still be effective and successful. That exception is the art of communication. It does not matter what you know about anything if you cannot communicate to your people. In that event you are not even a failure. You’re just not there. Communication with others takes place when they understand what you’re trying to get across to them. If they don’t understand, then you are not communicating regardless of your words, pictures