Espaces et échanges : prise de parole en interaction (Anglais)

« 1 / 2 Espaces et échanges : prise de parole en interaction Une fois la présentation de l'une des quatre notions au prognmme achevée, débute la deuxième partie de l'examen : l'échange avec l'examinateur.

Cette fiche propose une préparation à cette épreuve à l'aide d'amorces de dialogue et d'exemples.

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ln 2014, Scotland 's referendum you develop the opened cracks in the United Kingdom.

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with the ~ process of devolution , Scotland , Northern lreland and Wales have gained their own assemblies controlling most of their domestic policies.

Yet , they're still sending MPs to Westminster to take part in matters only affecting the English , which doesn 't seem that fair in the end , you see .

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For Cambia, the Commonwealth said about the was a nec-colonial institution and the country Commonwealth .

~ withdrew !rom it in 2013.

You also have New Are things r---- Zealand 's Prime Minister who would like to changing within have their flag changed.

The idea is to remove this space, tao? the Union Jack that is part of it and have a silver-fern motif sported by New Zealand's rugby team instead.

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On the one said that the hand, it is a sort of club that turns a blind Commonwealth eye to some abusive regimes like the current is more a curiosity f-------+ regime in Sri Lanka.

On the other hand , the than an efficient Commonwealth played a key raie in ending organisation.

the military rule in Pakistan in 2007.

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