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e. tummy 6. Does Patrick look excited? 7. How does Mary react to her husband’s “news”? a. She is stunned. b. She can’t believe it. c. She doesn’t want to believe it. d. She pretends nothing is wrong and goes to fix dinner. 8. Listen to the detectives talk about what they think about the murder weapon: --Well, it looks like a severely fractured base to me --What with? Can you make a guess? --I can up to a point, yeah! It’s bound

backhands with both hands in an eastern forehand grip, the two-handed player doesn’t need to change grips. Eliminating the need to change grips improves stroke production through simplification. The less you attempt to do, the less there is that can go wrong. The chief complaint about the two-handed grip is that it limits your ability to reach for balls. I must say that I have never found this to be the case. As long as you have your dominant hand on the bottom of the handle, and the nondominant hand

wrote this essay. 3. Part 1: from l. 1 to l. 25: “An arrogant country” / “The dark side of the USA”… Part 2: from l. 26 to the end: “The most vibrant civil society” / “The bright side of the USA”… 4. The narrator understood that his country was on the wrong side in South Africa, i.e. that the USA supported / cooperated with the apartheid regime in South Africa. Contrary to what he had previously thought, the USA was not on the side of freedom in South Africa. (46 words) 5. a. The war in Vietnam made the

Dennis Gandel : Né le 4 octobre 1973. Il fait ses études à la Munich Film School et débute sa carrière en réalisant des courts-métrages avec Christian Becker. A deux, ils gagnent le prix Murnau du court-métrage. En 1996, Dennis Gansel réalise The Wrong Trip son premier film. Deux ans plus tard, il dirige Living Dead et Im Auftrag Des Herrn. En 2004, il entame une réflexion sur le nazisme avec Before The Fall. Cinq ans plus tard, toujours sur le même thème, il réalise La Vague, un film sur les dérives

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pas de justification - Aucun point si la justification contredit l’affirmation choisie 14ANV1ME1C Page : 1/7   (2 × 2 pts =) 4 pts D. Say whether the following statement is Right or Wrong. Mr Fonseka’s goal is likely to have a prestigious career. Justify your answer with two quotations. WRONG “would not be a wealthy man” (l. 22) “it would be a spare life ” (l. 22) ou : “a school teacher in some urban location.” (l. 23) - Aucun point si le candidat ne donne pas de justification

Her bag is black. → My sister, whose bag is black, is going to school. ( = Ma soeur, dont le sac est noir, est entrain d'aller à l'école.) 7 Grammaise – Le Cours de Grammaire Anglaise Résumé He told me something. It was wrong. → What he told me was wrong. ( = Ce qu'il m'a dit était faux.) 13. Modaux 13.1. Notion d'obligation You must stay in bed. ( = Tu dois rester au lit.) He had to / He will have to take the bus. ( = Il devait / Il devra prendre le bus.) You mustn't park here.

The death penalty is morally, ethically and constitutionally right. The society has a moral right and duty to take the lives of others who kills others. Disagree for death penalty: Capital punishment opponents believe that death penalty is morally wrong. But by legalizing executions the society puts itself on the same low moral level as those of criminals. Disagree: The death penalty is not a deterrent because most people who commit murders do not carefully weigh the differences between a possible

why liberty of opinion and freedom of expression are essential if you want to discover the truth : - First, when you stop someone from expressing himself you might miss an opportunity to learn a truth - Secondly, even if that opinion is partly wrong, it is necessary to confront it with your own beliefs - Thirdly, if this opinion is actually true, you have to discus it if you want to be able to understand it. In the second part of the text, John Start Mill gives his opinion concerning the

administrative laws: that of the "faute de service" (wrongful act) committed by a civil servant: in the case at hand, the issue was that of the consequences to draw from a wrongful act committed by an official of the High Authority in delivering to enterprises wrong certificates of origin: did this act imply automatically the responsibility of the High Authority as well? The concept of "faute de service was included in Article 40 of the Paris Treaty, but – as usual – without any further explanation or definition