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Analyse de l’article portant sur les dangers du kitesurf (en anglais) 4.4.1 Vocabulary 1. 2. Water-related : in relation with water. 3. For instance : for example. 4. Tides : regular sea movement. 5. Advisories : forecast (weather). 6. Pop up : to emerge. 7. Pay attention : to grant attention. 8. Shore : the bank (of the sea or lake). 9. Injury : damage. 10. Drowning : can’t swim anymore and sink. 11. Fatality : accident causing the death. 12. Porous

other. It’s not her problem, Loreal just want sale her product.  Economic • home economy situation • home economy trends • overseas economies and trends • general taxation issues • taxation specific to product/services • seasonality/weather issues • market and trade cycles • specific industry factors • market routes and distribution trends • customer/end-user drivers • interest and exchange rates • international trade/monetary issues • Level of inflation Loreal known the

people are directly involved, either full or part time, in capture fisheries and aquaculture. So, in order to limit impacts of climate change on the world economy, governments should address more regulations together. In recent years, extreme weather events have hit ours continents. According to Trenberth who is professor in the National Center for Atmospheric Research of the United States, said in the Policy Department Economic and Scientific Policy of the European Parliament: “it is likely to

workers and Soldiers deputies were reformed. As a consequence, the Mensheviks mostly dominated strikes against the government. Consequently, it increased pressure on the government and made civil unrest as a major issue. Furthermore, due to the cold weather and food shortages provoked by the war, starving workers rioted and broke out into shops, in order to get some food. As a result, it made things worse because it led to outbreaks of violence and moreover, nothing can be as destructive and dangerous

poursuivre | | 119. | trample | | piétiner | | 120. | trivial | | insignifiant | | 121. | uproot | | déraciner | | 122. | vanguard | | avant-garde | | 123. | vivid | | vif | | 124. | weather forecast | | prévisions météorologiques | |

catholicisme. De plus le Chili a un très bon taux d’alphabétisation puisqu’il est de 95%. 43° Minimale : 40°  |  Maximale : 61° Humidité : 87%  |  Force du vent : 43 mph Lever du soleil : 7:29 am  |  Coucher de soleil : 5:47 pm Source : Yahoo Weather, Santiago 5. Juridique Barriere non tarifaire L'Administration des Douanes Chiliennes s'est réservé le droit d'appliquer des prix minimum pour la valorisation des importations. Certains produits sont plus surveillés que les autres, notamment

would you like? Quel âge as-tu? How old are you? Combien mesures-tu? How tall are you? Comment était le film? How was the movie? Comment était le voyage? How was the trip? Comment vont les affaires? How's business? Quel temps fait-il? How's the weather? Comment va le travail? How's work going? Dépêche-toi! Hurry! Je suis d'accord. I agree. J'ai déjà mangé. I ate already. Je te crois. I believe you. J'ai acheté une chemise hier. I bought a shirt yesterday. Je suis venu avec ma famille

raw materials (more profitable) 2. More efficient production 3. Better productivity 4. New technology DECREASE IN SUPPLY OF A GOOD 1. More expensive raw materials (less profitable) 2. Less efficient production 3. Poor productivity 4. Poor weather / harvest SUPPLY INCREASE ON A DIAGRAM [pic] In the example above producer(s) have increased their supply of a good. It may be because raw materials are cheaper and they believe that they can make more profit on each good or it could be because

| |-> Yes, I have. / No, I haven't (broken the vase). | |   Le futur >> WILL: - prévisions (John won't win the race; the weather will be very bad tomorrow.) - événements planifiés (the show will start at 10 tonight). - promesses: I will help you to do your homework tonight. (WILL contient une idée de "volonté: "je veux le faire'. Will you marry me? Yes, I will!) Syntaxe:

achieving transformational changes and sustaining them through strong institutions remains a challenge and will require the continued willingness and ability of Indonesia to implement its development objectives and avoid complacency.  Indonesia weathers global financial turbulence, but risks remain high July 12, 2012 Jakarta, July 12, 2012 -- Indonesia is weathering the current global economic volatility with growth in 2012 projected at a solid 6 percent, according to a World Bank report released