we first spoke about the weather during your holidays. And here is what we said how to express "it cold" differently:
Warm up:
It's cold enough to freeze off witches' tits. It's stinging cold. It's freezing cold.
Then we debated again about death penalty and alternative verdicts for the criminals in the list I had given you and here is what we wrote: -> This convicthas to be sentenced to life imprisonment without paroleaccording to me because even if the plane didn't crash, he had the intention to kill.
-> Life without parole : people will want to know why he killed the president and maybe there are other terrorists planning to kill the head of state.
-> If I was part of the family's victims, I would want the prisoner to die. However, I believelife without parole is a much fairer sentence. The doctor committed atrocious crimes and stole from his patients. Even if he is a horrible person, he doesn't deserve to die. He should spend his life in prison to think over his act.
-> The computer hacker should be sentenced to a 20 year's sentence because even if / even though he committed a crime, he didn't kill anyone directly. Remember : even if / even though
HW: you have to translate the 7 sentences about the text "Death Row"
+ there will be a test tomorrow about vocabulary. Be prepared! Here is your vocabulary list but don't forget your text and your lesson where there is also some vocabulary:
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Excuse me, I forgot the "Warm up" and a part of the lesson ... =P<br />
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Warm up :<br />
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It's cold enough to freeze off witches'tits.<br />
It's stinging cold.<br />
It's freezing cold.<br />
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The third part of the lesson :<br />
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-> The computer hacker should be sentenced to a 20 year's sentence because even if/ even though he committed a crime, he didn't kill anyone directly.<br />
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Forgive me. =D<br />
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E
English Prof
11/06/2009 21:42
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OK Julien. Thank you again. Don't worry about it.<br />
Have a nice week-end.<br />
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J
Julien
11/06/2009 00:34
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-> This convict has to be sentensed to life imprisonment without parole according to me because even if the plane didn't crash, he had the intention to kill.<br />
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-> Life without parole : people will want to know why he killed the president and maybe there are other terrorists planning to kill the head of state.<br />
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-> If I was part of the family's victims. I would want the prisoner to die. However, I believe life without parole is a much fairer sentence. The doctor committed attrocious crimes and stole<br />
from his patients. Even if he is a horrible person, he doesn't deserve to die. He should spend his life in prison to think over his act.<br />
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E
English Prof
11/06/2009 06:59
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Thanks Julien for the lesson. Be careful to some mistakes that you have made.<br />
Take care,<br />
M. Hattais.<br />
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