Conjugaison + compréhension de texte + expression écrite

Sujet du devoir

Bonsoir, voilà le sujet en images:

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Où j'en suis dans mon devoir

Voilà ce que j'ai fait:

I - COMPÉTENCE LINGUISTIQUE

1 -

1.I have just seen a film about the First World War, it denounced the pain endured on all sides.
2.We met him a year ago. He was recovering rom his wonds.
3.He was been trying to convince them for hours and doesn't seem succeed.
4.How long have they been living with this on their mind. They have never been able to understand what happened.
5.They have already spoken to some journalist. They haven't answered yet.

2 - PAS FAIT MERCI DE M'AIDER

3 -

1.The man who has just entered is an old school friend.
2.It's the most movie I have ever seen.
3.It was the only country they knew.
4.I often met his brother with whom I used to go to the stadium.
5.The man I was talking with is a journalist.

II - COMPRÉHENSION DE TEXTE

2 -

a)

1.

2.

3. Mettre en joue: taking aim
Frontière: border
Seulement ficher le camp: just take off
Un déchirement:
Avoir de l'importance: mattered

b)

4. Il a une mauvaise opinion de la guerre du Vietnam
5. Apparemment il a peur de devoir pointer son arme sur quelqu'un?? Il a peur de tuer? (dans mon brouillon j'ai mis "He's afraid of charging an enemy position and adjust his rifle to aim someone in order to killing him. "

c)

6. The narrator was thinking seriously about Canada because he wants to escape to the draft and Canada is the country most close of him.
7. Je ne sais pas ce que signifie "moral split", peut-être avoir l'esprit pris entre deux décisions?

d)

8.

a) false: "Most of this I’ve told before, or at least *hinted at, but what I have never told is the full truth"
b) J'hésite, effectivement il ne peut plus supporter son dilemme mais ce n'est pas "soudain" (suddenly)
c) true: "Everything sparkled. My house, I thought"
d) True: "I remember packing a suitcase and carrying it out to the kitchen, standing very still for a few minutes, looking carefully at the familiar objects all around on the kitchen table" ou "I was
afraid of walking away from my own life, my friends and my family, my whole history, everything that mattered to me."

III - EXPRESSION ÉCRITE

Si possible il faudrait me corriger et m'aider à compléter car je n'ai pas atteint les 200 mots:

Many years ago, courage only showed itself (se montrer) by physical force, facing up to the danger. But by now, that conception of courage is obsolete. There are still people who show physical courage as (like?) saving lives, and I admire it. But nowadays, courage or, rather, its vision is something else. The courage is the ability to overcome fear, but not necessarily physically. Courage is to be not what others want we are. It's necessary to be courageous to stand up when you feel that beliefs to whom you believe deeply are attacked. So, courage isn't to lower the head or closing the eyes when our values and principles are violated. Thus Tim isn't a coward as people would call him, contrariwise. He showed his courage by saying "NO" by escaping his country because he didn't want to remove any human being's life. So he got the nerve to show his opinions.

Merci!