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présent > simple / en be + -ing mise en avant du sujet, implication du co-énonciateur, emphase, variations sémantiques
Rob Rogers The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Pennsylvania Cagle
14.12.2005
Be + -ing
Glose du slogan de la chaîne de restauration rapide McDonald's (2004) : McDonald's ? J'adore (ça) ! J'aime vraiment ça ! Qu'est-ce que j'aime ça ! J'en suis fou !
Glose du dessin sur la pénurie de vaccin anti-grippal aux Etats-Unis : Les gens deviennent vraiment désespérés, sont de plus en plus désespérés, les gens n'ont plus rien à perdre.
Chris Britt Cagle
14.10.2004
Larry Wright Cagle
15.10.2004
Meanwhile, above Washington,
American flight 77 had begun to diverge from its course. But for 13 minutes,
investigators said, a software anomaly meant that radar information did not
reach air traffic control.
Military commanders, unaware that flight 77 was missing,
became convinced that it was flight 11 - which had already crashed - that was
heading for the capital. The confusion grew deeper. Fighter planes were
dispatched to intercept the plane, but the pilots were never briefed on why they
were being sent, and ended up over the Atlantic. The lead pilot told the commission: "I reverted to the
Russian threat ...
I'm
thinking
cruise missile threat from the sea. You know, you look down and see the
Pentagon burning, and I thought the bastards
snuck one by us."
JM: If you could live
and work as a designer in any era, which one would it be? 'Meeting the Queen was like falling in love' : In the second day of our week of guest arts editors, Sam Taylor-Wood takes the chair. First she asked Joyce McQueen to interview her son, the famed fashion designer Alexander, G, 20.4.2004, http://www.guardian.co.uk/arts/guesteditors/story/0,14481,1195507,00.html
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