Language in Progress
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a. Relevez les modaux et expressions modales dans la citation suivante, puis les formes verbales qui les suivent.
“If you can’t fly, then run; if you can’t run, then walk; if you can’t walk, then crawl; but whatever you do, you have to keep moving forward.” — Martin Luther King Jr.
b. Expliquez leur sens.
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1) Back then / African‑American people / not / vote.
2) No one / be / judged / on the color of their skin.
3) Everyone / to stand up for what they feel is right.
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1) a person who takes action to achieve social change 2) officially remember an action or a person 3) represent, personify |
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4) the process of gaining power and freedom 5) people considered as a group because of their common interests 6) make a public expression to denounce something |
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Ex. 4
“There’s no doubt that Colin Kaepernick is the face of the new civil rights movement. By first sitting and then kneeling last season, he drew attention to the oppression of black people and people of color in the U.S. As a result of that , he risked his career and is now an unemployed quarterback. At a rally that is scheduled for Wednesday at NFL headquarters in New York City, others will stand up for him.
Organizers of the “United We Stand Rally for Colin Kaepernick”, a joint effort of many civil rights organizations and activists hope to apply pressure to top decision‑makers in the league that has shut out his career after his peaceful and impactful political protest. They will do that to help Kaepernick get back in the game, and become game‑changers.”
Organizers of the “United We Stand Rally for Colin Kaepernick”, a joint effort of many civil rights organizations and activists hope to apply pressure to top decision‑makers in the league that has shut out his career after his peaceful and impactful political protest. They will do that to help Kaepernick get back in the game, and become game‑changers.”
Adapted from TheUndefeated.com, 2017.
