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Message de titan posté le 21-02-2018 à 20:08:38 (S | E | F)
Bonjour,
j'ai fait un exercice sur le comparatif et superlatif. Pouvez-vous me corriger afin de voir si j'ai fait des erreurs pour les rectifier.
Merci de votre aide...
I.Complétez ces phrases en utilisant le comparatif des mots entre parentheses suivi de: than.
Exemple: Her illness was more serious than we at first thought (serious).
1. Sorry I'm late. It took me ... to get here ... I expected (long).
2. My toothache is ... it was yesterday (painful).
3. She looks about 20, but in fact she's much ... she looks (old).
4. The problem is not so complicated. It's ... you think (simple).
5. Your English has improved. You speak a lot ... you did when we last met (fluently).
6. Health and happiness are ... money (important) .
7. We always go camping when we go on holidays. It's much ... staying in a hotel (cheap).
8. I like the countryside. It's ... and ... living in a town (healthy/ peaceful).
Réponses:
1. Sorry I'm late. It took me longer to get here than I expected.
2. My toothache is more paintful than it was yesterday.
3. She looks about 20, but in fact she's much more older than she looks.
4. The problem is not so complicated. It's much simpler than you think.
5. Your English has improved. You speak a lot more fluently than you did when we last met.
6. Health and happiness are more important than money.
7. We always go camping when we go on holidays. It's much cheaper than staying in a hotel.
8. I like the countryside. It's healthier and more peaceful living in a town .
II.Mettez les adjectifs entre parenthèses au comparatif ou au superlatif de supériorité:
1.The ... news we received from him was ... (late/alarming).
2. He has two daughters, the ... teaches Law (old).
3.Life is by far ... today than before the war (easy).
4. The road is getting ... and ... (narrow).
5. The country has been ... since the revolution (free).
6. I want a ... answer (frank).
7. The economic recession seems to get ... (bad).
8. He is the ... child in the family (old).
9. We can't stop here, let's go ... (far).
10. Let's stop here, the slope is ... (gentle).
11. This is the ... offer l've ever had (advantageous).
12. She has compiled many of ... and ... scathing remarks (funny/ cutting).
Reponses:
1.The later news we received from him was most alarming .
2. He has two daughters, the elder teaches Law.
3.Life is by far easiest today than before the war.
4. The road is getting more and more narrow .
5. The country has been more free since the revolution.
6. I want a frankest answer .
7. The economic recession seems to get worse .
8. He is the eldest child in the family.
9. We can't stop here, let's go further.
10. Let's stop here, the slope is more gentle .
11. This is the most advantageous offer l've ever had.
12. She has compiled many of funnier and cutter scathing remarks.
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Modifié par lucile83 le 22-02-2018 00:10
Message de titan posté le 21-02-2018 à 20:08:38 (S | E | F)
Bonjour,
j'ai fait un exercice sur le comparatif et superlatif. Pouvez-vous me corriger afin de voir si j'ai fait des erreurs pour les rectifier.
Merci de votre aide...
I.Complétez ces phrases en utilisant le comparatif des mots entre parentheses suivi de: than.
Exemple: Her illness was more serious than we at first thought (serious).
1. Sorry I'm late. It took me ... to get here ... I expected (long).
2. My toothache is ... it was yesterday (painful).
3. She looks about 20, but in fact she's much ... she looks (old).
4. The problem is not so complicated. It's ... you think (simple).
5. Your English has improved. You speak a lot ... you did when we last met (fluently).
6. Health and happiness are ... money (important) .
7. We always go camping when we go on holidays. It's much ... staying in a hotel (cheap).
8. I like the countryside. It's ... and ... living in a town (healthy/ peaceful).
Réponses:
1. Sorry I'm late. It took me longer to get here than I expected.
2. My toothache is more paintful than it was yesterday.
3. She looks about 20, but in fact she's much more older than she looks.
4. The problem is not so complicated. It's much simpler than you think.
5. Your English has improved. You speak a lot more fluently than you did when we last met.
6. Health and happiness are more important than money.
7. We always go camping when we go on holidays. It's much cheaper than staying in a hotel.
8. I like the countryside. It's healthier and more peaceful living in a town .
II.Mettez les adjectifs entre parenthèses au comparatif ou au superlatif de supériorité:
1.The ... news we received from him was ... (late/alarming).
2. He has two daughters, the ... teaches Law (old).
3.Life is by far ... today than before the war (easy).
4. The road is getting ... and ... (narrow).
5. The country has been ... since the revolution (free).
6. I want a ... answer (frank).
7. The economic recession seems to get ... (bad).
8. He is the ... child in the family (old).
9. We can't stop here, let's go ... (far).
10. Let's stop here, the slope is ... (gentle).
11. This is the ... offer l've ever had (advantageous).
12. She has compiled many of ... and ... scathing remarks (funny/ cutting).
Reponses:
1.The later news we received from him was most alarming .
2. He has two daughters, the elder teaches Law.
3.Life is by far easiest today than before the war.
4. The road is getting more and more narrow .
5. The country has been more free since the revolution.
6. I want a frankest answer .
7. The economic recession seems to get worse .
8. He is the eldest child in the family.
9. We can't stop here, let's go further.
10. Let's stop here, the slope is more gentle .
11. This is the most advantageous offer l've ever had.
12. She has compiled many of funnier and cutter scathing remarks.
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Modifié par lucile83 le 22-02-2018 00:10
Réponse : Comparatif/Superlatif de dsmith, postée le 21-02-2018 à 23:58:41 (S | E)
Bonjour,
Pour le groupe I. Tous sont correctes sauf #3
"more older" n'est pas correcte.
Pour le groupe II vous avez beaucoup plus d'erreurs que j'ai marqué en bleu.
Reponses:
1.The later news we received from him was most alarming. Pas faux de dire "later" mais normalement on voit le superlatif dans ce contexte.
2. He has two daughters, the elder teaches Law. correcte mais on peut aussi dire logiquement "the eldest" - elle est "the elder" et "the eldest" car on sait qu'il n'y a que deux. Ici c'est un exemple d'utiliser le mot "elder" comme nom. Lien internet
. Pour rester adjective on dirait "the elder/older daughter teaches Law" ou "the eldest/oldest daughter teaches Law".
3.Life is by far easiest today than before the war. La comparaison est entre deux choses (la vie avant la guere et la vie aujourd'hui). Lien internet
4. The road is getting more and more narrow . correcte
5. The country has been more free since the revolution. Règle: On ajoute ‘er' à l'adjectif court, suivi par ‘than'. Lien internet
6. I want a frankest answer. le superlatif ne marche pas ici... le superlatif a toujour "the" ou "my" ou "his/her" etc avant. "A" avant le mot ne peut pas être le superlatif. This is a smaller cat. This is the smallest cat. This is my smallest cat.
7. The economic recession seems to get worse. correcte. bad...worse...worst.
8. He is the eldest child in the family. correcte
9. We can't stop here, let's go further. further est pour des choses symboliques pas les distances. Lien internet
10. Let's stop here, the slope is more gentle. correcte - (on peut faire les deux "more gentle" ou "gentler") Lien internet
11. This is the most advantageous offer l've ever had. correcte
12. She has compiled many of funnier and cutter scathing remarks. Hmmm Je n'aime pas mettre deux adjectives à côté l'un a l'autre. Je ne vois une bonne phrase ici. Mais je dirais avec le mot of il faut avoir "the" après...ce qui suggère le superlative. Mais la phrase que vous avez écrit ne marche pas.
Réponse : Comparatif/Superlatif de dsmith, postée le 22-02-2018 à 00:06:20 (S | E)
Bonjour, Au secours aux autres qui assistent ici dans le forum pour le numéro 12.
Réponse : Comparatif/Superlatif de lucile83, postée le 22-02-2018 à 00:14:33 (S | E)
Hello,
En effet la 12 est fausse; il faut partir de ce schéma:
12. She has compiled many of ... and ... scathing remarks (funny/ cutting).
Elle est donc à refaire
Réponse : Comparatif/Superlatif de dsmith, postée le 22-02-2018 à 00:28:48 (S | E)
Bonjour,
Oui impossible de dire "of funner" et impossible de dire "cutter scathing" ensemble... Je ne trouve même pas une réponse correcte que je pourrais mettre.
Réponse : Comparatif/Superlatif de lucile83, postée le 22-02-2018 à 09:01:11 (S | E)
Le superlatif est la seule possibilité
bien que 12. She has compiled many of the funniest and the most cutting scathing remarks
est bizarre ...il faudrait 'and' =
She has compiled many of the funniest and the most cutting and scathing remarks
Réponse : Comparatif/Superlatif de gerold, postée le 22-02-2018 à 10:30:13 (S | E)
Bonjour,
Il y a une petite faute d'orthographe dans la phrase I, 2 :
My toothache is more paintful than it was yesterday.
Réponse : Comparatif/Superlatif de titan, postée le 22-02-2018 à 15:47:37 (S | E)
Merci de toutes ces interventions et remarques constructives. Je prends note de toutes les erreurs que j'ai faites afin de les corriger.
Merci encore ...
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Modifié par lucile83 le 22-02-2018 17:38
Réponse : Comparatif/Superlatif de dsmith, postée le 22-02-2018 à 20:59:43 (S | E)
Bonjour Lucile83. Bonne phrase pour le #12!
Réponse : Comparatif/Superlatif de lucile83, postée le 22-02-2018 à 21:54:29 (S | E)
Thank you Douglas ! That's kind of you.Cours gratuits > Forum > Forum anglais: Questions sur l'anglais
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