Conseils et Recommandations
 
Exercice 1 : Se référer à la question de langue n°3 de l'épreuve de Juin 1998 (Session principale).
Exercice 2 :
Se référer à la question de langue n°1 de l'épreuve de Juin 1998 (Session principale).
Exercice 3 :
Se référer aux questions 2 et 4 de langue de l'épreuve de Juin 1998 (Session principale
 
Corrigé

Task 1 : Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the bracketed words :

    Man has always shown a great capacity for (adjust) (adjustment - adjusting) to change. Past generations have survived floods, famines and world wars. But when (deal) dealing with the environment there is a grave (dangerous) danger in relying on (adapt) (adaptation - adaptability) alone : simple (prudent) prudence suggests that taking forceful (prevent) preventive action to save (energetic) energy, to curb pollution, to slow population (grow) growth and to preserve the environment will give humanity a much (good) better chance of (adapt) adapting to whatever comes in the future.

Task 2 : Circle the alternative that best completes each sentence in the paragraph below :

{ whom
Winston Churchill was an orator which speeches were never dull and sometimes
whose

{

the most { to which
reached the least inspiring heights from which our language is capable.
the more of which
{ Unlike
As Shakespeare, he will be "full of quotations" as long as the English language
Like
{ ever
lives. But no one in later generations will seldom recapture the thrill that came to
never
{ since
us, listening over the radio in moments of glory and agony, as we heard
before
Winston Churchill speak of  "blood, toil, tears and sweat", of  "so much being owed by so many to so few ".

Task 3 : Use the words in the box to complete the following paragraph :

still - about - continue - intended - later - graduated - with - while-
top - from - told - invaded

    When my son Paul graduated with a Ph.D. in electrical engineering  from Purdue University, he was told to print "United States Citizen" at the top of his resumé. Five years later, he has reservations about the advice. It was intended to help Americans land jobs in fields invaded by foreigners. My 33-year-old son is still seeking employment while foreigners educated at U.S. universities continue to find jobs with U.S. firms.