Expression écriteVive l'amour. Lisez ce récit de la vie quotidienne par Kellie Syreaut et complétez-le avec les verbes pronominaux suivants.s'aimers'habillerse leverse maquillerse regarderse téléphonerNous (1) __________________________ tous les jours à 7h30. Nous prenons le petit déjeuner ensemble et puis nous (2) ___________________________. Après le départ de Robert pour le travail, je (3) ___________________________: un peu de rouge à lèvres et un peu de mascara. Puis juste avant de partir, je (4) ___________________________ dans le miroir pour arranger mes cheveux. Pendant la journée, on (5) ___________________________ toutes les 30 minutes. C'est vraiment une vie de couple idéale! C'est merveilleux qu'on (6) ___________________________autant.(5)
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On what basis does the writer classify drinkers?
(1) According to some addiction treatment experts, there are four types of drinkers. (2) The first type is the abstainer who rarely uses alcohol. (3) Sometimes known as a “teetotaler,” this person might sip wine at a special celebration but then go a few months without any alcohol at all. (4) The second type of drinker is the social drinker. (5) This man or woman drinks regularly, in amounts varying from a couple drinks a month to five drinks per week. (6) The important distinction is that these people know when to stop and do not use alcohol to self-medicate. (7) While these first two types of drinkers have less risk of becoming alcohol dependent, types three and four are at much higher risk. (8) The third type of drinker is far too common on college campuses: the binge drinker. (9) Although binge drinking usually occurs in a social setting, this user regularly consumes large, dangerous amounts of alcohol that can actually be fatal. (10) The fourth type of drinker is dependent on alcohol; frequent drinking to excess causes worsening problems in both his or her relationships and professional life. (11) As one recovering dependent drinker says, “I had one tool in my toolbox to fix all of life’s problems—alcohol.” (12) If you or a friend falls into one of the last two categories, you might consider checking out an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting in your area. (1) According to some addiction treatment experts, there are four types of drinkers. (2) The first type is the abstainer who rarely uses alcohol. (3) Sometimes known as a “teetotaler,” this person might sip wine at a special celebration but then go a few months without any alcohol at all. (4) The second type of drinker is the social drinker. (5) This man or woman drinks regularly, in amounts varying from a couple drinks a month to five drinks per week. (6) The important distinction is that these people know when to stop and do not use alcohol to self-medicate. (7) While these first two types of drinkers have less risk of becoming alcohol dependent, types three and four are at much higher risk. (8) The third type of drinker is far too common on college campuses: the binge drinker. (9) Although binge drinking usually occurs in a social setting, this user regularly consumes large, dangerous amounts of alcohol that can actually be fatal. (10) The fourth type of drinker is dependent on alcohol; frequent drinking to excess causes worsening problems in both his or her relationships and professional life. (11) As one recovering dependent drinker says, “I had one tool in my toolbox to fix all of life’s problems—alcohol.” (12) If you or a friend falls into one of the last two categories, you might consider checking out an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting in your area. A) frequency and amount of alcohol consumed B) gender of drinker C) type of alcohol consumed: wine, beer, or liquor
Read the following paragraphs and answer each of the questions by choosing the letter of the correct answer.
(1) American President Theodore Roosevelt and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill had much in common. (2) Both were from aristocratic1 families. (3) Churchill was the grandson of the Duke of Marlborough, and Roosevelt’s grandfather, Cornelius Van Schaack Roosevelt, owned acres of Manhattan real estate. (4) Both men revered2 their fathers, even as they tried to avoid what they regarded as their respective single flaws. (5) Specifically, Theodore Roosevelt Sr. hired a substitute to serve in his place in the Civil War, and Lord Randolph Churchill made a political blunder3 that ended his career. (6) Both men wrote several books. (7) Both took part in cavalry4 charges in 1898; Roosevelt’s was on San Juan Hill in Cuba and Churchill’s at Omdurman in the Sudan. (8) Both men worked to expand and modernize their nations’ navies. (9) And both saw history as a story of the expansion of the influence of English-speaking peoples. 1. The topic of this selection is a. Theodore Roosevelt. c. similarities between Roosevelt and Churchill. b. Winston Churchill. d. Roosevelt’s and Churchill’s fathers. 2. The main idea is stated in a. sentence 1. c. sentence 8. b. sentence 2. d. sentence 9. 3. How many major supporting details develop the main idea? a. 1 c. 6 b. 3 d. 8 4. Which of the following sentences is a minor supporting detail? a. 1 c. 5 b. 4 d. 6
Me alegro de que tú ________________ (have come) a vernos.
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À compléter! Complétez les phrases avec le terme logique.
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