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Former des adverbes à partir d'adjectifs

En anglais, pour former un adverbe à partir d'un adjectif, souvent, vous ajoutez simplement le suffixe "-ly". Par exemple, de "quick" vient "quickly" et de "slow" vient "slowly". Cependant, il existe également des adverbes irréguliers qui ne suivent pas cette règle, comme "well" pour "good".

Question 1:

angry -

Question 2:

eventual -

Question 3:

loud -

Question 4:

usual -

Question 5:

correct -

Question 6:

probable -

Question 7:

perfect -

Question 8:

sudden -

Question 9:

regular -

Question 10:

exact -

Question 11:

safe -

Question 12:

real -

Question 13:

horrible -

Question 14:

direct -

Question 15:

enthusiastic -

Question 16:

nice -

Question 17:

clear -

Question 18:

true -

Question 19:

basic -

Question 20:

stupid -

Question 21:

slow -

Question 22:

hard -

Question 23:

quick -

Question 24:

careful -

Question 25:

dangerous -

Question 26:

beautiful -

Question 27:

sad -

Question 28:

bad -

Question 29:

gentle -

Question 30:

different -

Question 31:

extreme -

Question 32:

good -

Question 33:

heavy -

Question 34:

straight -

Question 35:

lucky -

Question 36:

early -

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tragic -

Question 38:

electronic -

Question 39:

happy -

Question 40:

calm -

Question 41:

simple -

Question 42:

fast -

Question 43:

terrible -

Question 44:

excellent -

Question 45:

late -

Question 46:

quiet -

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