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Lycee Ameth Fall Mr GUEYE Saint Louis 2006 / 2007 Terminale L – TEST ONE I. Spot the mistake in each sentence and correct it. Two sentences are correct. Hurry up! We all wait for you. Why do you cry? Is something wrong? My marks gradually improve. Salif...
Lire la suiteJe l’ai rencontré sur le palier Je lui ai dit bonjour Il m’a regardé puis a marmonné bonjour Puis il est parti vers l’Est Non, vers l’Ouest de la découverte. Veut-il oublier son passé ? Mais le passé, il colle à la peau Non, le passé c’est la peau. Va-t-il...
Lire la suiteL’horizon rougeoyait Le ciel incandescence écarlate Annonçait une pluie de malheurs Et il ruissela le sang de mes frères Le long des monts et des collines De mon pays aux Mille collines Et toi, mon frère, mon ami Pourquoi baignes-tu dans ton sang ? Je...
Lire la suiteDivagations estivales Je me sens seul immensément triste Mais alors je ne me suis jamais senti Aussi heureux Le vague à l’âme mais ravi de ma solitude L’incompréhension m’entoure Elle me comprend et me comprime Veut-elle de moi ? Je pense à elle, mais...
Lire la suiteLesson Fifteen Comparatives and Superlatives When we use the comparative only two elements are involved. We use adjectives or adverbs for comparison. These fall into two groups: short and long adjectives or adverbs. Remember we have comparatives of superiority,...
Lire la suiteLesson Fourteen Wishes and regrets. Wish + past Wish + past perfect Wish + would We use wish + past to say that we regret something, that something is not as we would like it to be. Ex: I’m sorry I don’t know Fatou’s phone number. I wish I knew Fatou’s...
Lire la suiteLesson Thirteen Rewriting One thing to bear in mind when rewriting (reformulating, rephrasing) sentences is that S1 and S2 must have the same meaning. Grammatical structures are often different. Exercise 1. ‘Be quiet, children. Don’t wake the baby,” she...
Lire la suiteLesson twelve Linkwords Here is a list of linkwords you will need in your linguistic competence exercises and your essays. All the same : malgré tout, malgré cela, quand même (restriction) She has to work at night to pay for her studies; all the same,...
Lire la suiteLesson eleven Infinitives or Gerunds Some verbs are followed by an infinitive, others by a gerund. With some verbs an infinitive or a gerund may be used with little or no difference in meaning. REFERENCE LIST OF VERBS FOLLOWED BY GERUNDS admit: He admitted...
Lire la suiteLesson Ten : Questions There are two types of questions in English: Yes/No and Information questions. Ø A Yes/No question is a question that may be answered by yes or no. Ex: Does he live in Dakar? → Yes, he does. OR No, he doesn’t. Ø An information question...
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