DIF d'anglais à Marne la Vallée

Anglais à Montfermeil

Bonjour !

Nous sommes une société de formation à l’anglais. Nous formons des enfants, adolescents et adultes en Seine et Marne, Val de Marne et Seine Saint Denis. Nous proposons des formations pour adultes en entreprise (DIF), et nous préparons au TOEIC.

Pour plus d’informations sur nos formations, ou un devis gratuit :

http://www.anglaisfacile77.fr

Formations d'anglais pour enfants, adolescents et adultes en Seine et Marne (77), en Seine Saint Denis (93) et Val de Marne (94), préparation au TOEIC, DIF Anglais

Anglais à Courtry, Anglais à Le Pin, Anglais à Chelles, Anglais à Villeparisis, Anglais à Torcy, Anglais à Gagny, Anglais à Bussy Saint Georges, Anglais à Coubron, Anglais à Pomponne, Anglais à Vaujours, Anglais à Marne la Vallée, Anglais à Chessy, Anglais à Lagny sur Marne, Anglais à Lognes, Anglais à Croissy Beaubourg, Anglais à Lognes, Anglais à Noisiel, Anglais à Noisy le Grand, Anglais à Montfermeil, Anglais à Bry sur Marne, Anglais à Aulnay sous Bois

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jeux de mots en anglais, pour améliorer son anglais en 

s’amusant. Today, some “false facts”

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False Fact: If someone wrongly advertises goods for the wrong price, they have to sell it to you at that price

This is a very popular misconception and I have even seen people arguing about it in a shop. But the reality is a little more bland. A shop price is an “invitation to bargain” not an “invitation to buy”. This is true in the United States, United Kingdom, Commonwealth nations, and probably the rest of the Western world. If a shop makes a mistake, they can simply continue to sell the goods at the normal price. Attempts to defraud by advertising lower prices are caught in other consumer laws. However, it should be noted that if an electronic transaction is completed you may be eligible to keep the goods if a mistake is made.

False Fact: NASA invented the DustBuster

First of all, how do you vacuum in a vacuum? You don’t, so why would NASA need a vacuum cleaner for its space missions? It didn’t, but what it did need was a small battery powered drill, so they teemed up with Black and Decker to come up with the perfect device. Once the device had been realized, Black and Decker were left with great technology from which they eventually developed the DustBuster and other useful home devices.

                       

DIF d'anglais à Marne la Vallée

Anglais à Montfermeil

Bonjour !

Nous sommes une société de formation à l’anglais. Nous formons des enfants, adolescents et adultes en Seine et Marne, Val de Marne et Seine Saint Denis. Nous proposons des formations pour adultes en entreprise (DIF), et nous préparons au TOEIC.

Pour plus d’informations sur nos formations, ou un devis gratuit :

http://www.anglaisfacile77.fr

Formations d'anglais pour enfants, adolescents et adultes en Seine et Marne (77), en Seine Saint Denis (93) et Val de Marne (94), préparation au TOEIC, DIF Anglais

Anglais à Courtry, Anglais à Le Pin, Anglais à Chelles, Anglais à Villeparisis, Anglais à Torcy, Anglais à Gagny, Anglais à Bussy Saint Georges, Anglais à Coubron, Anglais à Pomponne, Anglais à Vaujours, Anglais à Marne la Vallée, Anglais à Chessy, Anglais à Lagny sur Marne, Anglais à Lognes, Anglais à Croissy Beaubourg, Anglais à Lognes, Anglais à Noisiel, Anglais à Noisy le Grand, Anglais à Montfermeil, Anglais à Bry sur Marne, Anglais à Aulnay sous Bois

Vous avez envie d'améliorer votre anglais en vous 

amusant?

 Nous avons créé un blog avec des devinettes, blagues, 

jeux de mots en anglais, pour améliorer son anglais en 

s’amusant. Today, some “false facts”

Si vous souhaitez que l’on aborde des thèmes qui vous intéressent, n’hésitez pas à nous envoyer un commentaire et nous ferons notre possible pour vous satisfaire.

www.anglaisfacile77.fr

 

France's new prime minister readies fresh cabinet

 

French President Francois Hollande's new Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault got to work selecting a cabinet on his first day on the job Wednesday, vowing to get the crisis-hit country back on its feet.

Ayrault, a former German teacher, lawmaker and longtime Hollande ally, bade farewell to former president Nicolas Sarkozy's premier Francois Fillon and said his first cabinet would meet on Thursday, a public holiday.

"The government will be ready and set up by the end of this afternoon," Ayrault, 62, told journalists before heading off to the Elysee Palace to put his cabinet suggestions to Hollande.

"What's essential, and that's why the cabinet will meet as soon as Thursday, is to get quickly to work to allow France to get back on its feet in a just way," he said.

A presidential spokesman said the cabinet line-up would be announced "late in the day" on Wednesday.

After a long lunch with Hollande, Ayrault left the Elysee around 1430 GMT to return to the prime minister's office.

Like Hollande, who on Tuesday became France's first Socialist president since 1995, Ayrault has never previously held a ministerial post, but he is mayor of Nantes, a veteran parliamentarian and seen as a consensus builder.

Hollande has been criticised for naming Ayrault, who has a conviction for favouritism in awarding a local government contract, with opponents noting that as candidate he promised not to work with anyone with a criminal record.

He was named to the job of prime minister over other potential candidates, including Socialist Party leader and former labour minister Martine Aubry, who said she had agreed there was no place for her in a government led by Ayrault.

"In such a set-up, we agreed, amicably, that there was no sense in my being in government," Aubry told AFP. "There was no proposal and no negotiation."

"What's certain is that I will campaign for the parliamentary election. All three of us agreed that, under the circumstances, where I can be most useful is at the head of the Socialist Party to be close to Jean-Marc Ayrault," she said.

French media has been rife with speculation about other appointments, with Spanish-born Manuel Valls, 49, mooted as interior minister and Hollande's campaign chief Pierre Moscovici mentioned as foreign or finance minister.

Laurent Fabius, a former prime minister in the government of France's last Socialist president Francois Mitterrand, could get either the defence portfolio or the foreign ministry, observers said.

Paris mayor Bertrand Delanoe could become justice minister, as could Christiane Taubira or Michel Sapin.

Hollande made an electoral promise to have as many women as men in his government.

After meeting on Thursday, Ayrault's cabinet will help plan the Socialist strategy for their campaign to win a parliamentary majority in June legislative elections -- a key test for the party.

The Socialists must win a comfortable majority in parliament in order to pass legislation without requiring the support of smaller parties such as the Greens or Communists.

Sarkozy's UMP party is hoping to win seats from the Socialists, but is also under threat from the far-right National Front, whose leader Marine Le Pen scored almost 18 percent in the first round of the presidential vote.

The political right has railed against Ayrault's nomination because of a 1997 conviction on favouritism charges after he awarded a municipal printing contract in Nantes to a businessman with links to the Socialist party.

While on the campaign trail, Hollande vowed that he would not name anyone with a criminal record to his government.

"I will not have around me people who have been tried and convicted," Hollande said last mont. "You can remind me of this statement if I fail to keep my word."

Ayrault's track record of keeping parliament's often-unruly bloc of Socialists in line fits with Hollande's vow to seek a consensus-building government.

And Ayrault's background as a Germanophile and German-language speaker should also prove useful in building ties with France's powerful neighbour and in tackling Hollande's goal of reshaping Europe's economic policies.

                                                        

DIF d'anglais à Marne la Vallée

Anglais à Montfermeil

Bonjour !

Nous sommes une société de formation à l’anglais. Nous formons des enfants, adolescents et adultes en Seine et Marne, Val de Marne et Seine Saint Denis. Nous proposons des formations pour adultes en entreprise (DIF), et nous préparons au TOEIC.

Pour plus d’informations sur nos formations, ou un devis gratuit :

http://www.anglaisfacile77.fr

Formations d'anglais pour enfants, adolescents et adultes en Seine et Marne (77), en Seine Saint Denis (93) et Val de Marne (94), préparation au TOEIC, DIF Anglais

Anglais à Courtry, Anglais à Le Pin, Anglais à Chelles, Anglais à Villeparisis, Anglais à Torcy, Anglais à Gagny, Anglais à Bussy Saint Georges, Anglais à Coubron, Anglais à Pomponne, Anglais à Vaujours, Anglais à Marne la Vallée, Anglais à Chessy, Anglais à Lagny sur Marne, Anglais à Lognes, Anglais à Croissy Beaubourg, Anglais à Lognes, Anglais à Noisiel, Anglais à Noisy le Grand, Anglais à Montfermeil, Anglais à Bry sur Marne, Anglais à Aulnay sous Bois

Vous avez envie d'améliorer votre anglais en vous 

amusant?

 Nous avons créé un blog avec des devinettes, blagues, 

jeux de mots en anglais, pour améliorer son anglais en 

s’amusant. Today, some “false facts”

Si vous souhaitez que l’on aborde des thèmes qui vous intéressent, n’hésitez pas à nous envoyer un commentaire et nous ferons notre possible pour vous satisfaire.

www.anglaisfacile77.fr

 

 

False Fact: One dog year is equal to seven human years

This bogus fact is usually worked out so that a dog life is equal to a human life in total years, but the numbers just don’t add up. The average human life expectancy is 78, while the average dog life expectancy (in false dog years) would equal around 90 years. Furthermore, different dog breeds have dramatically different life expectancies, ranging from a short 6 years to 13 or more years (in general, the smaller the dog, the longer its life expectancy). Furthermore, dogs have a very short “childhood” and a very long middle-age, making the comparison completely invalid.

False Fact: If someone wrongly advertises goods for the wrong price, they have to sell it to you at that price

This is a very popular misconception and I have even seen people arguing about it in a shop. But the reality is a little more bland. A shop price is an “invitation to bargain” not an “invitation to buy”. This is true in the United States, United Kingdom, Commonwealth nations, and probably the rest of the Western world. If a shop makes a mistake, they can simply continue to sell the goods at the normal price. Attempts to defraud by advertising lower prices are caught in other consumer laws. However, it should be noted that if an electronic transaction is completed you may be eligible to keep the goods if a mistake is made.