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Contexte: Toutes les régions du monde sont exposées d'une manière ou d'une autre à des désastres naturels. Face à ces tragédies, la communauté internationale
s’organise pour voler au secours des populations sinistrées.

Text: The Philippines: Helping each other in time of emergency.

1- Sunday afternoon in the Philippines is in normal times, peaceful affaires- a time to relax, reflect and spend time with one’s family. But in Nabunturan, in the
heart of Compostela Valley in Mindanao, these are far from normal times. This Valley was one of the areas worst hit by Typhon Bopha locally known as
Pablo, which struck the Philippines at the beginning of December.
2- The municipal hall, far from being peaceful, is abuzz with activity. Through one door, comes a steady flow of men carrying 20kg bags of rice over their
shoulders, marked with the logos of the World Food Program, Australian Aid and the Department of Social Welfare and Development of the Government of
the Philippines. All around are boxes and bags with tins of fish, meat and noodles, mainly donated by private individuals and companies. All donations are
recorded by officials and noted on a large white board by the main office.
3- The whole of the first floor is filled with over a hundred volunteers, sitting in groups and busily taking the food and organizing it into family packs in bright
red and blue plastic bags for delivery to those affected.
4- It is impressive coordination - a system that brings together large-scale international assistance, the private sector, government and ordinary people giving
their time. But perhaps the most impressive thing is that so many of these volunteers are people who have themselves been affected by this emergency.
5- One group consists entirely of employees from a local banana plantation. Their whole crop was wiped out by the storm. Their human resources supervisor
Bernabe Camay says the company will be forced to downsize from 250 employees to just 90, a terrible blow for 160 who will lose their jobs for up to six
months.
6- In another corner are Jovy, Jasmin, and Northan. All are education students on provincial scholarship. Their school was damaged in the storm, and has closed
for the rest of the term. Exams have been cancelled.
7- On the other side of the hall, the finished food parcels are packed back into rice sacks for ease transport and loaded into government and military trucks for
delivery. The volunteers here say they will carry on working until their services are no longer needed. Unfortunately, the enormous damage to agriculture
means that the suffering caused by Bopha will continue for months to come. And for those who lost family members and friends, it will take far longer to
heal.

Reported by Imogen wall; Updated date: 21 December 2012- 11: 05; www.Unocha.ord

Item 1: Read the text and say if the following statements are ‘Right’ or
‘Wrong’.
1- Typhon Bopha happens on Sundays in the Philippines.
2- The donations came from the international organizations only.
3- The typhon caused students to lose the school year.
4- The government hardly helped the victims of the disaster.
5- No volunteers have been victims of this emergency.
Item 2: Answer these questions on the text.
1- What happened to Compostela Valley in the Philippines?
2- When did it happen? Give the month and the year.
3- Name three organizations that helped the victims.
4- Did private organizations and people participate to the operation? Justify
your answer with a sentence from the text.
Item 3: Complete the chart below with information from the text.
From “The volunteers here say...down to far longer to heal” (Paragraph 7).
Item 5: Translate the following sentences into English (Tles AB only).
1- Les récoltes ont été détruites par l’inondation.
2- C'était pour la première fois que j'avais assisté à un orage.
3- Pendant les périodes désastreuses, les Organisations Internationales telles
que La Croix Rouge et le Programme Mondial pour l’Alimentation
viennent assister les victimes.
4- Nous devons nous aider les uns les autres en période d'urgence.
Item 6: Supply the appropriate forms of the words in brackets
1- Had we helped the man, it (to build) a confidence in him.
2 During the (drought) season, there is shortage of water.
3- Scientists have just (identity) chemical substances from some plants.
4- The authorities would rather NGOs (to send) a lot of food now.
5-The manager envisaged two different (solve) to the problem.

People or organization Tasks Item 7: Rephrase the following sentences by using the given prompts. Do
Men ? not change their meaning.
1- I have never witnessed such a terrible storm before.
? donated boxes and bags with It is …………………………………………….
tins of fish meat and noodles. 2- The storm wiped out the whole crops.
Officials ? The whole crops ……………………………….
? took food and organized it into 3- The United Nations rescued the victims as soon as the disaster happened.
family packs in bright red and No sooner ………………………………………
blue plastic bags for delivery to 4- The disaster destroyed the houses, so the victims became homeless.
those affected. If …………………………………………
The private sector, government ? 5- Drought is not good. Floods are not good either.
and ordinary people Neither …………………………………

Item 4: Find in the text words meaning almost the same as the following PRODUCTION D’UN TEXTE DE TYPE PARTICULIER
ones. Contexte : Toutes les régions du monde sont exposées d'une manière ou
1- Very badly (paragraph1) d'une autre à des désastres naturels qui causent d'énormes dégâts aux
2- Noisy (paragraph 2) populations. Très souvent, lors de ces calamités, les Organisations viennent
3- Offered (paragraph 2) en aide aux victimes.
4- Destroyed (paragraph 5) Writing: Write an article about the flood (inundation) which happened in
5- Continue (paragraph 7) your town town some years ago.
(Not more than 20 lines).
Item 5: Translate into French. (Tles CD only)
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Contexte: Toutes les régions du monde sont exposées d'une manière ou d'une autre à des désastres naturels. Face à ces tragédies, la communauté internationale
s’organise pour voler au secours des populations sinistrées.

Text: The Philippines: Helping each other in time of emergency.

1- Sunday afternoon in the Philippines is in normal times, peaceful affaires- a time to relax, reflect and spend time with one’s family. But in Nabunturan, in the
heart of Compostela Valley in Mindanao, these are far from normal times. This Valley was one of the areas worst hit by Typhon Bopha locally known as
Pablo, which struck the Philippines at the beginning of December.
2- The municipal hall, far from being peaceful, is abuzz with activity. Through one door, comes a steady flow of men carrying 20kg bags of rice over their
shoulders, marked with the logos of the World Food Program, Australian Aid and the Department of Social Welfare and Development of the Government of
the Philippines. All around are boxes and bags with tins of fish, meat and noodles, mainly donated by private individuals and companies. All donations are
recorded by officials and noted on a large white board by the main office.
3- The whole of the first floor is filled with over a hundred volunteers, sitting in groups and busily taking the food and organizing it into family packs in bright
red and blue plastic bags for delivery to those affected.
4- It is impressive coordination - a system that brings together large-scale international assistance, the private sector, government and ordinary people giving
their time. But perhaps the most impressive thing is that so many of these volunteers are people who have themselves been affected by this emergency.
5- One group consists entirely of employees from a local banana plantation. Their whole crop was wiped out by the storm. Their human resources supervisor
Bernabe Camay says the company will be forced to downsize from 250 employees to just 90, a terrible blow for 160 who will lose their jobs for up to six
months.
6- In another corner are Jovy, Jasmin, and Northan. All are education students on provincial scholarship. Their school was damaged in the storm, and has closed
for the rest of the term. Exams have been cancelled.
7- On the other side of the hall, the finished food parcels are packed back into rice sacks for ease transport and loaded into government and military trucks for
delivery. The volunteers here say they will carry on working until their services are no longer needed. Unfortunately, the enormous damage to agriculture
means that the suffering caused by Bopha will continue for months to come. And for those who lost family members and friends, it will take far longer to
heal.

Reported by Imogen wall; Updated date: 21 December 2012- 11: 05; www.Unocha.ord

Item 1: Read the text and say if the following statements are ‘Right’ or
‘Wrong’.
1- Typhon Bopha happens on Sundays in the Philippines.
2- The donations came from the international organizations only.
3- The typhon caused students to lose the school year.
4- The government hardly helped the victims of the disaster.
5- No volunteers have been victims of this emergency.
Item 2: Answer these questions on the text.
1- What happened to Compostela Valley in the Philippines?
2- When did it happen? Give the month and the year.
3- Name three organizations that helped the victims.
4- Did private organizations and people participate to the operation? Justify
your answer with a sentence from the text.
Item 3: Complete the chart below with information from the text.
From “The volunteers here say...down to far longer to heal” (Paragraph 7).
Item 5: Translate the following sentences into English (Tles AB only).
1- Les récoltes ont été détruites par l’inondation.
2- C'était pour la première fois que j'avais assisté à un orage.
3- Pendant les périodes désastreuses, les Organisations Internationales telles
que La Croix Rouge et le Programme Mondial pour l’Alimentation
viennent assister les victimes.
4- Nous devons nous aider les uns les autres en période d'urgence.
Item 6: Supply the appropriate forms of the words in brackets
1- Had we helped the man, it (to build) a confidence in him.
2 During the (drought) season, there is shortage of water.
3- Scientists have just (identity) chemical substances from some plants.
4- The authorities would rather NGOs (to send) a lot of food now.
5-The manager envisaged two different (solve) to the problem.

People or organization Tasks Item 7: Rephrase the following sentences by using the given prompts. Do
not change their meaning.
Men ?
1- I have never witnessed such a terrible storm before.
? donated boxes and bags with It is …………………………………………….
tins of fish meat and noodles. 2- The storm wiped out the whole crops.
Officials ? The whole crops ……………………………….
? took food and organized it into 3- The United Nations rescued the victims as soon as the disaster happened.
family packs in bright red and No sooner ………………………………………
blue plastic bags for delivery to 4- The disaster destroyed the houses, so the victims became homeless.
those affected. If …………………………………………
The private sector, government ? 5- Drought is not good. Floods are not good either.
and ordinary people Neither …………………………………

Item 4: Find in the text words meaning almost the same as the following PRODUCTION D’UN TEXTE DE TYPE PARTICULIER
ones. Contexte : Toutes les régions du monde sont exposées d'une manière ou
1- Very badly (paragraph1) d'une autre à des désastres naturels qui causent d'énormes dégâts aux
2- Noisy (paragraph 2) populations. Très souvent, lors de ces calamités, les Organisations viennent
3- Offered (paragraph 2) en aide aux victimes.
4- Destroyed (paragraph 5) Writing: Write an article about the flood (inundation) which happened in
5- Continue (paragraph 7) your town town some years ago.
(Not more than 20 lines).
Item 5: Translate into French. (Tles CD only)
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Contexte: Toutes les régions du monde sont exposées d'une manière ou d'une autre à des désastres naturels. Face à ces tragédies, la communauté internationale
s’organise pour voler au secours des populations sinistrées.

Text: The Philippines: Helping each other in time of emergency.

1- Sunday afternoon in the Philippines is in normal times, peaceful affaires- a time to relax, reflect and spend time with one’s family. But in Nabunturan, in the
heart of Compostela Valley in Mindanao, these are far from normal times. This Valley was one of the areas worst hit by Typhon Bopha locally known as
Pablo, which struck the Philippines at the beginning of December.
2- The municipal hall, far from being peaceful, is abuzz with activity. Through one door, comes a steady flow of men carrying 20kg bags of rice over their
shoulders, marked with the logos of the World Food Program, Australian Aid and the Department of Social Welfare and Development of the Government of
the Philippines. All around are boxes and bags with tins of fish, meat and noodles, mainly donated by private individuals and companies. All donations are
recorded by officials and noted on a large white board by the main office.
3- The whole of the first floor is filled with over a hundred volunteers, sitting in groups and busily taking the food and organizing it into family packs in bright
red and blue plastic bags for delivery to those affected.
4- It is impressive coordination - a system that brings together large-scale international assistance, the private sector, government and ordinary people giving
their time. But perhaps the most impressive thing is that so many of these volunteers are people who have themselves been affected by this emergency.
5- One group consists entirely of employees from a local banana plantation. Their whole crop was wiped out by the storm. Their human resources supervisor
Bernabe Camay says the company will be forced to downsize from 250 employees to just 90, a terrible blow for 160 who will lose their jobs for up to six
months.
6- In another corner are Jovy, Jasmin, and Northan. All are education students on provincial scholarship. Their school was damaged in the storm, and has closed
for the rest of the term. Exams have been cancelled.
7- On the other side of the hall, the finished food parcels are packed back into rice sacks for ease transport and loaded into government and military trucks for
delivery. The volunteers here say they will carry on working until their services are no longer needed. Unfortunately, the enormous damage to agriculture
means that the suffering caused by Bopha will continue for months to come. And for those who lost family members and friends, it will take far longer to
heal.

Reported by Imogen wall; Updated date: 21 December 2012- 11: 05; www.Unocha.ord

Item 1: Read the text and say if the following statements are ‘Right’ or
‘Wrong’.
1- Typhon Bopha happens on Sundays in the Philippines.
2- The donations came from the international organizations only.
3- The typhon caused students to lose the school year.
4- The government hardly helped the victims of the disaster.
5- No volunteers have been victims of this emergency.
Item 2: Answer these questions on the text.
1- What happened to Compostela Valley in the Philippines?
2- When did it happen? Give the month and the year.
3- Name three organizations that helped the victims.
4- Did private organizations and people participate to the operation? Justify
your answer with a sentence from the text.
Item 3: Complete the chart below with information from the text.
From “The volunteers here say...down to far longer to heal” (Paragraph 7).
Item 5: Translate the following sentences into English (Tles AB only).
1- Les récoltes ont été détruites par l’inondation.
2- C'était pour la première fois que j'avais assisté à un orage.
3- Pendant les périodes désastreuses, les Organisations Internationales telles
que La Croix Rouge et le Programme Mondial pour l’Alimentation
viennent assister les victimes.
4- Nous devons nous aider les uns les autres en période d'urgence.
Item 6: Supply the appropriate forms of the words in brackets
1- Had we helped the man, it (to build) a confidence in him.
2 During the (drought) season, there is shortage of water.
3- Scientists have just (identity) chemical substances from some plants.
4- The authorities would rather NGOs (to send) a lot of food now.
5-The manager envisaged two different (solve) to the problem.

People or organization Tasks Item 7: Rephrase the following sentences by using the given prompts. Do
not change their meaning.
Men ?
1- I have never witnessed such a terrible storm before.
? donated boxes and bags with It is …………………………………………….
tins of fish meat and noodles. 2- The storm wiped out the whole crops.
Officials ? The whole crops ……………………………….
? took food and organized it into 3- The United Nations rescued the victims as soon as the disaster happened.
family packs in bright red and No sooner ………………………………………
blue plastic bags for delivery to 4- The disaster destroyed the houses, so the victims became homeless.
those affected. If …………………………………………
The private sector, government ? 5- Drought is not good. Floods are not good either.
and ordinary people Neither …………………………………

Item 4: Find in the text words meaning almost the same as the following PRODUCTION D’UN TEXTE DE TYPE PARTICULIER
ones. Contexte : Toutes les régions du monde sont exposées d'une manière ou
1- Very badly (paragraph1) d'une autre à des désastres naturels qui causent d'énormes dégâts aux
2- Noisy (paragraph 2) populations. Très souvent, lors de ces calamités, les Organisations viennent
3- Offered (paragraph 2) en aide aux victimes.
4- Destroyed (paragraph 5) Writing: Write an article about the flood (inundation) which happened in
5- Continue (paragraph 7) your town town some years ago.
(Not more than 20 lines).
Item 5: Translate into French. (Tles CD only)
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Contexte: Toutes les régions du monde sont exposées d'une manière ou d'une autre à des désastres naturels. Face à ces tragédies, la communauté internationale
s’organise pour voler au secours des populations sinistrées.

Text: The Philippines: Helping each other in time of emergency.

1- Sunday afternoon in the Philippines is in normal times, peaceful affaires- a time to relax, reflect and spend time with one’s family. But in Nabunturan, in the
heart of Compostela Valley in Mindanao, these are far from normal times. This Valley was one of the areas worst hit by Typhon Bopha locally known as
Pablo, which struck the Philippines at the beginning of December.
2- The municipal hall, far from being peaceful, is abuzz with activity. Through one door, comes a steady flow of men carrying 20kg bags of rice over their
shoulders, marked with the logos of the World Food Program, Australian Aid and the Department of Social Welfare and Development of the Government of
the Philippines. All around are boxes and bags with tins of fish, meat and noodles, mainly donated by private individuals and companies. All donations are
recorded by officials and noted on a large white board by the main office.
3- The whole of the first floor is filled with over a hundred volunteers, sitting in groups and busily taking the food and organizing it into family packs in bright
red and blue plastic bags for delivery to those affected.
4- It is impressive coordination - a system that brings together large-scale international assistance, the private sector, government and ordinary people giving
their time. But perhaps the most impressive thing is that so many of these volunteers are people who have themselves been affected by this emergency.
5- One group consists entirely of employees from a local banana plantation. Their whole crop was wiped out by the storm. Their human resources supervisor
Bernabe Camay says the company will be forced to downsize from 250 employees to just 90, a terrible blow for 160 who will lose their jobs for up to six
months.
6- In another corner are Jovy, Jasmin, and Northan. All are education students on provincial scholarship. Their school was damaged in the storm, and has closed
for the rest of the term. Exams have been cancelled.
7- On the other side of the hall, the finished food parcels are packed back into rice sacks for ease transport and loaded into government and military trucks for
delivery. The volunteers here say they will carry on working until their services are no longer needed. Unfortunately, the enormous damage to agriculture
means that the suffering caused by Bopha will continue for months to come. And for those who lost family members and friends, it will take far longer to
heal.

Reported by Imogen wall; Updated date: 21 December 2012- 11: 05; www.Unocha.ord

Item 1: Read the text and say if the following statements are ‘Right’ or
‘Wrong’.
1- Typhon Bopha happens on Sundays in the Philippines.
2- The donations came from the international organizations only.
3- The typhon caused students to lose the school year.
4- The government hardly helped the victims of the disaster.
5- No volunteers have been victims of this emergency.
Item 2: Answer these questions on the text.
1- What happened to Compostela Valley in the Philippines?
2- When did it happen? Give the month and the year.
3- Name three organizations that helped the victims.
4- Did private organizations and people participate to the operation? Justify
your answer with a sentence from the text.
Item 3: Complete the chart below with information from the text.
From “The volunteers here say...down to far longer to heal” (Paragraph 7).
Item 5: Translate the following sentences into English (Tles AB only).
1- Les récoltes ont été détruites par l’inondation.
2- C'était pour la première fois que j'avais assisté à un orage.
3- Pendant les périodes désastreuses, les Organisations Internationales telles
que La Croix Rouge et le Programme Mondial pour l’Alimentation
viennent assister les victimes.
4- Nous devons nous aider les uns les autres en période d'urgence.
Item 6: Supply the appropriate forms of the words in brackets
1- Had we helped the man, it (to build) a confidence in him.
2 During the (drought) season, there is shortage of water.
3- Scientists have just (identity) chemical substances from some plants.
4- The authorities would rather NGOs (to send) a lot of food now.
5-The manager envisaged two different (solve) to the problem.

People or organization Tasks Item 7: Rephrase the following sentences by using the given prompts. Do
not change their meaning.
Men ?
1- I have never witnessed such a terrible storm before.
? donated boxes and bags with It is …………………………………………….
tins of fish meat and noodles. 2- The storm wiped out the whole crops.
Officials ? The whole crops ……………………………….
? took food and organized it into 3- The United Nations rescued the victims as soon as the disaster happened.
family packs in bright red and No sooner ………………………………………
blue plastic bags for delivery to 4- The disaster destroyed the houses, so the victims became homeless.
those affected. If …………………………………………
The private sector, government ? 5- Drought is not good. Floods are not good either.
and ordinary people Neither …………………………………

Item 4: Find in the text words meaning almost the same as the following PRODUCTION D’UN TEXTE DE TYPE PARTICULIER
ones. Contexte : Toutes les régions du monde sont exposées d'une manière ou
1- Very badly (paragraph1) d'une autre à des désastres naturels qui causent d'énormes dégâts aux
2- Noisy (paragraph 2) populations. Très souvent, lors de ces calamités, les Organisations viennent
3- Offered (paragraph 2) en aide aux victimes.
4- Destroyed (paragraph 5) Writing: Write an article about the flood (inundation) which happened in
5- Continue (paragraph 7) your town town some years ago.
(Not more than 20 lines).
Item 5: Translate into French. (Tles CD only)
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Contexte: Toutes les régions du monde sont exposées d'une manière ou d'une autre à des désastres naturels. Face à ces tragédies, la communauté internationale
s’organise pour voler au secours des populations sinistrées.

Text: The Philippines: Helping each other in time of emergency.

1- Sunday afternoon in the Philippines is in normal times, peaceful affaires- a time to relax, reflect and spend time with one’s family. But in
Nabunturan, in the heart of Compostela Valley in Mindanao, these are far from normal times. This Valley was one of the areas worst hit by
Typhon Bopha locally known as Pablo, which struck the Philippines at the beginning of December.
2- The municipal hall, far from being peaceful, is abuzz with activity. Through one door, comes a steady flow of men carrying 20kg bags of
rice over their shoulders, marked with the logos of the World Food Program, Australian Aid and the Department of Social Welfare and
Development of the Government of the Philippines. All around are boxes and bags with tins of fish, meat and noodles, mainly donated by
private individuals and companies. All donations are recorded by officials and noted on a large white board by the main office.
3- The whole of the first floor is filled with over a hundred volunteers, sitting in groups and busily taking the food and organizing it into
family packs in bright red and blue plastic bags for delivery to those affected.
4- It is impressive coordination - a system that brings together large-scale international assistance, the private sector, government and ordinary
people giving their time. But perhaps the most impressive thing is that so many of these volunteers are people who have themselves been
affected by this emergency.
5- One group consists entirely of employees from a local banana plantation. Their whole crop was wiped out by the storm. Their human
resources supervisor Bernabe Camay says the company will be forced to downsize from 250 employees to just 90, a terrible blow for 160
who will lose their jobs for up to six months.
6- In another corner are Jovy, Jasmin, and Northan. All are education students on provincial scholarship. Their school was damaged in the
storm, and has closed for the rest of the term. Exams have been cancelled.
7- On the other side of the hall, the finished food parcels are packed back into rice sacks for ease transport and loaded into government and
military trucks for delivery. The volunteers here say they will carry on working until their services are no longer needed. Unfortunately, the
enormous damage to agriculture means that the suffering caused by Bopha will continue for months to come. And for those who lost family
members and friends, it will take far longer to heal.

Reported by Imogen wall; Updated date: 21 December 2012- 11: 05; www.Unocha.ord

Item 1: Read the text and say if the following statements are ‘Right’ or
‘Wrong’.
1- Typhon Bopha happens on Sundays in the Philippines.
2- The donations came from the international organizations only.
3- The typhon caused students to lose the school year.
4- The government hardly helped the victims of the disaster.
5- No volunteers have been victims of this emergency.
Item 2: Answer these questions on the text.
1- What happened to Compostela Valley in the Philippines?
2- When did it happen? Give the month and the year.
3- Name three organizations that helped the victims.
4- Did private organizations and people participate to the operation? Justify
your answer with a sentence from the text.
3- Offered (paragraph 2)
4- Destroyed (paragraph 5)
5- Continue (paragraph 7)
Item 5: Translate into French. (Tles CD only)
From “The volunteers here say...down to far longer to heal” (Paragraph 7).
Item 5: Translate the following sentences into English (Tles AB only).
1- Les récoltes ont été détruites par l’inondation.
2- C'était pour la première fois que j'avais assisté à un orage.
3- Pendant les périodes désastreuses, les Organisations Internationales telles
que La Croix Rouge et le Programme Mondial pour l’Alimentation
viennent assister les victimes.
4- Nous devons nous aider les uns les autres en période d'urgence.

Item 3: Complete the chart below with information from the text. Item 6: Supply the appropriate forms of the words in brackets
1- Had we helped the man, it (to build) a confidence in him.
People or organization Tasks 2 During the (drought) season, there is shortage of water.
Men ? 3- Scientists have just (identity) chemical substances from some plants.
4- The authorities would rather NGOs (to send) a lot of food now.
? donated boxes and bags with 5-The manager envisaged two different (solve) to the problem.
tins of fish meat and noodles.
Officials ? Item 7: Rephrase the following sentences by using the given prompts. Do
? took food and organized it into not change their meaning.
family packs in bright red and 1- I have never witnessed such a terrible storm before.
blue plastic bags for delivery to It is …………………………………………….
those affected. 2- The storm wiped out the whole crops.
The private sector, government ? The whole crops ……………………………….
and ordinary people 3- The United Nations rescued the victims as soon as the disaster happened.
No sooner ………………………………………
Item 4: Find in the text words meaning almost the same as the following 4- The disaster destroyed the houses, so the victims became homeless.
ones. If …………………………………………
1- Very badly (paragraph1) 5- Drought is not good. Floods are not good either.
2- Noisy (paragraph 2)
Neither ………………………………… en aide aux victimes.
Writing: Write an article about the flood (inundation) which happened in
PRODUCTION D’UN TEXTE DE TYPE PARTICULIER your town town some years ago.
Contexte : Toutes les régions du monde sont exposées d'une manière ou (Not more than 20 lines).
d'une autre à des désastres naturels qui causent d'énormes dégâts aux
populations. Très souvent, lors de ces calamités, les Organisations viennent NELSON