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et valeurs énonciatives
propositions (SVO)
propositions clivées > What N + beverbe + N
proposition non clivée :
my party needs a strategic vision
proposition clivée :
What my party needs is a strategic vision
Stephen Byers: What my party needs is a strategic vision
Headline, IoS, 28.12.2003,
"What we did not know was what was going on in the visual system that was causing this to happen."
Skiing is believing for man who regained his sight,
"What we're seeing is a more complex and dynamic crack cocaine market than had previously been thought" said an NCIS spokeswoman. Drug
gang warning by police: Yardie violence spreads across UK,
Alex Renton, an Oxfam spokesman, said: "We're waiting on four borders in order to get in there... what we need now is a serious effort made to bring this breakdown in law and order under control." Sliding towards anarchy, GE, p. 1, 11.4.2003.
What Sendo is claiming is that it was misled by Microsoft, which promised that it wanted to develop mobile phones together, but instead took its trade secrets and used them behind its back to produce phones by itself. The
curious case of the Z100:
Voir aussi > Anglonautes > Grammaire anglaise explicative - niveau avancé
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