A DIFFERENT ARTICLE IN FRENCH FROM ENGLISH

8Graduation Thesis - 2015single word is borrowed, it is called a loanword.” (Richards, 2000). Duringmany periods of history, the definition of “loanword” was a highlycontroversial topic loans while other would prefer to draw a conclusion thatborrowings refer to both phonetic loa[r]

(ii)the consequent impact of these imports on domestic producers of like products.Where imports of a product from more than one country are simultaneously subject to antidumping investigations, if it is found that the margin of dumping established in relation to the importsfrom[r]

Countable nounsCountable nouns are the names of objects, people and places that can be counted. Examples are: flower, boy,apple, book, tree, room, house, window etc.Countable nouns have singular and plural forms and can be used with indefinite articles (a / an) and numbers.Generally, a[r]

4. Persons having qualification for lawyer, patent attorney or certified public accountant;and5. Other persons with a wide range of knowledge and experience in industry, trade andthe international economy.(2) If the Trade Commission desires to constitute an investigation committee as r[r]

Different friends or similar friends?When we choose friends, they can have personalities similar to oursor can be completely different from us. If people are similar to us,the mutual cooperation can be an important advantage. If people aredifferent from us, we will see th[r]

1. Rationale for the research
We are now living in the time of unstoppable development of the world in which international cooperation in general and cultural, educational exchanges in particular are vigorously promoted. In fact, learning foreign languages, especially English, has played an increasi[r]

Give the short answers to the following questions according to what is said, or whatyou know.Yes Vno X1. Are you American ? V--------------------------------------------------------------------2. Is She English ? X -----------------------------------------------------------------------3. Are[r]

Ça va très bien! EtSalut, Michel!vous?Désolé.Allez-vous bien?FourthComment ça va?Salut, Michel!FourthAu revoir.À demain.Formal Lesson - Asking How One Is DoingÇa va? is used to ask someone how they are doing. The phrase literally means It goes?, referring to thebody and life. A more formal wa[r]

Please contact us …if you have an Event that you wouldlike us to feature in the next issueof Nature Journal Monthly. Thedeadline for submitting informationfor the May/June issue is April 3rd.Thank you.(Extract adapted from an article in a local hand-delivered magaz[r]

English words … in French !1- C’est un restaurant où l’on prend des repas rapides : ………………………………………………………2- C’est un personnage peu recommandable : ………………………………………………………3- C’est un film avec des indiens dans un saloon : ………………………………………………………4- Boisson composée de lait et de siro[r]

ART002Tips for young jobseekersYou are a manager of a successful broadcasting company inyour country.A popular newspaper has invited you to write an article withthe title “Tips for young job seekers”. It is supposed to bepublished in the English supplement o[r]

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i====guide, guidancejuice, bruisebuild, building, guilt__________________________________________________________________Most of the vowel sounds of English (18 out of 23) are represented by these 18 differentvowel digraphs. The sounds not represented are: a, i, er, eir, auw . The last[r]

Subject attributesThe subject may consist of one word or several words, but it must always have a noun in it. This noun which is themost important word in a sentence is often qualified by an adjective or the equivalent of an adjective which iscalled its attribute or enlargement.[r]

Plural uncountable nounsSome uncountable nouns are plural. They have no singular forms with the same meaning, and cannot be usedwith numbers. Common examples are: arms, groceries, goods, customs, clothes, thanks, regards, police etc.Have you bought the groceries? (NOT Have you bought the grocery?) ([r]

Article, he shall recommend to the Council of Ministers the termination of any adoptedprovisional measures, and refund any amount collected as a provisional safeguard measureand release any security or deposit related to such measures submitted in accordance with theprovisions o[r]

5. What was the problem with the size of black bag?6. What did the robbers do then?7. How is the woman feeling now?KEYSu ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE TEXT.1. How much money was stolen?A million pounds was stolen.2. How many robbers were there?Three robbers.3. How many people were hurt?Two[r]

William Morris 1834-1896He earned a degree from Exeter College, Oxford.William Morris was an English artist, poet and politician.After his graduation he started to work as anHe was incredibly creative and he produced decorative artarchitect.in a range of differe[r]

Interchange of one part of speech with anotherThe same word or the basic idea can exist in several different forms. For example, the word success is a noun. Ithas two other forms: successful (adjective), succeed (verb). By using different forms of the same word, we canexp[r]