Vous donnera des informations de première main sur tout ce qui a trait à l'Afrique en général et au Sénégal en particulier.
Lesson Three: The Present Perfect Simple and the Present Perfect Continuous Formation a) Present Perfect Simple This tense is formed with the present tense of to have + the past participle. Play: I have played I haven t played Have you played? Try: I...
Lire la suiteLesson Two: The Past simple and the Past continuous Formation a) Past simple The past simple in regular verbs is formed by adding ed to the infinitive. Play: I played I didn t play Did you play? Try: I tried I didn t try Did you try? Stop: I stopped I...
Lire la suiteLesson one: The Present continuous and the Present Simple. 1. Formation a) Present continuous Play: I am playing = I m playing. I m not playing. Are you playing? Move: I am moving = I m moving Try: I am trying Lie: I am lying Be: I am being. He is playing,...
Lire la suiteISLAM IN SENEGAL Introduction This paper is not about the doctrine of Islam as such, it is rather about the peculiarities of this religion in one particular area of the world, namely, Senegal. It is true Islam has dogmas which apply wherever Moslems may...
Lire la suiteSenegalese history and culture Any visitor who arrives in Senegal and asks an ordinary Senegalese citizen why his country is so stable in a surrounding ethnic clashes and war torn countries, will invariably hear the same answer which is The holy men buried...
Lire la suiteSenegalese literature from the beginnings up to now. When most people use the expression Senegalese literature what they mean is novels, poetry or plays written by Senegalese people in French. They ignore the bulk of works in oral literature (orature)...
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