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Re: English Idioms 4
gerardM Mer 22 Fév - 14:41
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Re: English Idioms 4
gerardM Mer 22 Fév - 17:20
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I posted this several times: it's important to choose the right adverb.
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gerardM Jeu 23 Fév - 15:42
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gerardM Jeu 23 Fév - 19:01
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gerardM Ven 24 Fév - 10:31
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gerardM Ven 24 Fév - 17:22
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gerardM Ven 24 Fév - 20:17
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gerardM Ven 24 Fév - 20:34
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gerardM Ven 24 Fév - 20:42
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gerardM Ven 24 Fév - 20:54
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gerardM Ven 24 Fév - 21:00
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Re: English Idioms 4
gerardM Sam 25 Fév - 0:16
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Re: English Idioms 4
gerardM Sam 4 Mar - 22:34
Antonyms List Using DIS Prefix
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Re: English Idioms 4
MurielB Sam 4 Mar - 23:49
Thanks Gérard for this antonyms list using dis prefix which gives to the words an opposite meaning.
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Re: English Idioms 4
gerardM Dim 5 Mar - 11:24
"DIS-" is one of the examples of prefixes designed for antonyms.
There're other prefixes used; as in French it's various, a 1st problem being that it's kinda random (it has to be learned by heart/repeating), a 2nd problem being that we can have different prefixes for the same root
to dislike, unlikely hehe
Other prefixes used:
-> ENGLISH – ANTONYMS LIST USING ‘DIS’, ‘IL’, ‘IM’, ‘IN’, ‘IR’ AND ‘UN’ PREFIX
Again, my advice:
Don't learn long lists by heart - it's bloody boring and can lead to hating English; instead read the lists 2 or 3 times trying to remember the "music" and behave like a native baby, when needing they ask themselves: "hm, what did I hear, what did I read in my youth? mishonest? dishonest? unhonest?"
There're other prefixes used; as in French it's various, a 1st problem being that it's kinda random (it has to be learned by heart/repeating), a 2nd problem being that we can have different prefixes for the same root
to dislike, unlikely heheOther prefixes used:
-> ENGLISH – ANTONYMS LIST USING ‘DIS’, ‘IL’, ‘IM’, ‘IN’, ‘IR’ AND ‘UN’ PREFIX
Again, my advice:
Don't learn long lists by heart - it's bloody boring and can lead to hating English; instead read the lists 2 or 3 times trying to remember the "music" and behave like a native baby, when needing they ask themselves: "hm, what did I hear, what did I read in my youth? mishonest? dishonest? unhonest?"
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Not exactly antonyms, but I'd also add the prefix "-MIS": misunderstand, misadvice, misalliance, misbehave... the new words rather mean poorly understand, poor advice, etc.
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Please note it's nor simpler in French!
Dernière édition par gerardM le Dim 5 Mar - 11:35, édité 2 fois
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gerardM Dim 5 Mar - 11:28
Graphic Comparison of English Tenses
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gerardM Dim 5 Mar - 11:45
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gerardM Lun 6 Mar - 16:25
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gerardM Lun 6 Mar - 16:28
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Re: English Idioms 4
MurielB Lun 6 Mar - 21:00
Thanks Gérard, iI didn't know the expression "To get off lightly"
Last summer, we seemed to have endless rain, but we got off lightly this year=> To experience less trouble than expected.
Last summer, we seemed to have endless rain, but we got off lightly this year=> To experience less trouble than expected.
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Re: English Idioms 4
gerardM Lun 6 Mar - 23:16
Hi Muriel,
"To get off" has got several meanings of which to avoid punishment (French s'en tirer)... Be careful as there're several meanings, refer to the context.MurielB a écrit:Thanks Gérard, iI didn't know the expression "To get off lightly"
Last summer, we seemed to have endless rain, but we got off lightly this year=> To experience less trouble than expected.
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Re: English Idioms 4
MurielB Mar 7 Mar - 14:31
Thanks a lot for the explanations Gérard !
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Re: English Idioms 4
gerardM Mar 7 Mar - 20:32
You're very welcome Muriel.MurielB a écrit:Thanks a lot for the explanations Gérard !
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Re: English Idioms 4
gerardM Mar 7 Mar - 20:33
CAUSE - LEAD TO - DUE TO - BECAUSE
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Re: English Idioms 4
gerardM Mer 8 Mar - 19:02
Restaurant Verbs in English
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