Ethics in Business — Langue Anglaise 3AS

Résumé du chapitre « Ethics in Business » en Langue Anglaise, 3ème Année Secondaire (Terminale), conforme au programme algérien : l'essentiel de chaque cours, des questions pour vérifier ta compréhension et des exercices.

Les cours du chapitre

1. Condition 'as long as'

   To say that a result depends on a condition being kept, English uses as long as, provided (that), providing (that) and on condition that. They are stronger than a simple if: they insist that the condition is the only way to get the result.

   • Form
   • Meaning
   • Tense rule

   À retenir :as long as / provided (that) / providing (that) + present simple introduce the condition; the result clause takes the future.

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2. Expressing wish

   wish expresses a desire about a situation the speaker cannot change, or regret about a past action. The tense used after wish is one step back in time — this is why it is called an unreal tense.

   • Wish about the present
   • Regret about the past
   • Wish for a change in the future
   • It's high time / It's about time

   À retenir :wish + past simple (present), + past perfect (regret), + would + stem (desired change); it's high time + past simple works the same way.

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3. Result with 'so ... that'

   To link a quality or a quantity to the consequence it produces, English uses so ... that and such ... that. The choice depends on the word placed between so/such and that.

   • so + adjective / adverb + that
   • so many / so much / so few / so little + that
   • such + noun phrase + that
   • Joining two sentences

   À retenir :so + adjective/adverb + that, so many/much + noun + that, such + (a/an) adjective + noun + that all express consequence.

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