TEXT 1 – John Mbiti (African Religions and Philosophy) "I am because we are, and since we are, therefore I am. The African conception of personhood is rooted in the community. A person becomes a person through other persons. No one is born fully human: we become human through our relationships, t...
Lire la suiteExercices – Choisis la bonne forme du verbe (1 seule réponse correcte) 1. She usually ______ her homework before dinner. (a) did (b) does (c) is doing 2. Yesterday, they ______ a new movie at the cinema. (a) watch (b) are watching (c) watched 3. I ______ my keys! I can't find them ...
Lire la suiteInstructions : Transforme les phrases suivantes du discours direct au discours indirect. 1. She said, "I am very tired." 2. Tom said, "I will call you tomorrow." 3. They said, "We have finished our homework." 4. Anna said, "I can swim very well." 5. He said, "I watched a movie last night." 6...
Lire la suiteSECTION A: GRAMMAR I- Fill in the brackets putting the verbs in brackets in the correct form. Had Paul met the lady, he……………..and arrested her. (to catch) By this time next week, the students ……………………their exams. (to write) Patients prefer…………………..drugs fr...
Lire la suiteSECTION A: VOCABULARY I- Complete the sentences below using with your own words so that they make sense. A recreational activity is that which gives…………………………………………………………….………or pleasure. A leisure activity is synonymous to a………………...
Lire la suiteExercise 1: In the following sentences, 1- Pick out the Adverbs and tell what each modifies; 2- Tell whether the modified word is a Verb, an Adjective, or an Adverb; 3- Classify each Adverb as an Adverb of time, place, manner, degree, etc....
Lire la suitePick out all the Adjectives in the following sentences, and say to which class each of them belongs: 1- The ship sustained heavy damage. 2- I have called several times. 3- Every dog has his day. 4- A live ass is better than a dead lion...
Lire la suiteAdjectives of Number are of three kinds: (i) Definite Numeral Adjectives, which denote an exact number; as, One, two, three, etc. (These are called Cardinals.) First, second, third, etc. (These are called Ordinals.) A Cardinal denotes how many, and an Ordinal the order of things in a series. (...
Lire la suiteName the Verbs in the following sentences, and tell whether they are in the Active or in the Passive Voice 1. The cat killed the mouse. 2. We compelled the enemy to surrender. 3. The boy was bitten by a dog. 4. The thief was caught. 5. The boy made a kite....
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