Nov 17, 2011 18:23
12 yrs ago
French term

trés/trop/assez/aussi

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j'aimerais bien connaitre la différence entre ces mots dans l'usage. Merci
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Nov 17, 2011 18:24: philgoddard changed "Language pair" from "French to English" to "French"

Nov 17, 2011 18:39: Cleartrans changed "Level" from "PRO" to "Non-PRO"

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Non-PRO (3): Martin Cassell, Helen Genevier, Cleartrans

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44 mins
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English

e.g. très bien = very well
trop de bonbons = too much candy, too many candies
assez de temps = enough time
aussi malade que toi = as sick as you
aussi = also, too
Example sentence:

Je comprends très bien. Ils mangent trop de bonbons. Elle a assez

de temps. Je suis aussi malade que toi. Nous voulons y aller aussi.

Peer comment(s):

agree Linda Young (X)
50 mins
agree bowse123 (X)
2 hrs
agree Jean-Claude Gouin
5 hrs
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+2
4 mins

trop difficile, car trop vaste et pas assez précis aussi

voilà
Peer comment(s):

agree Verginia Ophof : :)
6 mins
On s'amuse comme on peut
agree elysee : vu le contexte invisible, très juste exemple d'emploi de chacun... :-)
10 mins
Thx!
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+2
22 mins
French term (edited): très/trop/assez/aussi

adverbes de quantité et de comparaison

http://www.francaisfacile.com/cours_francais/tres-assez-trop
. assez - aussi - autant - beaucoup - moins - peu - plus - presque - tout ... On mange trop, on boit trop, et on ne court pas. assez, très ..

http://www.francaisfacile.com/cours_francais/adverbes-beauco...
ADVERBES BEAUCOUP PEU ASSEZ TROP
Assez, aussi, autant, beaucoup, combien, comment, davantage, environ ...

http://membres.multimania.fr/clo7/grammaire/adverbe.htm
Adverbe et locution adverbiale
Adverbes de quantité (d'intensité) : assez, autant, aussi, beaucoup, moins, peu, très, fort, si, tant, combien, davantage, environ, plus, tellement, trop, etc

http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Degré_de_comparaison
Degré de comparaison - Wikipédia
l'intensif : assez fort; le diminutif : un peu fort; l'excessif : trop fort ... pour la supériorité, très est le plus courant, mais l'on emploie aussi fort, bien, tout à fait, et de ...

http://www.alcaste.com/departamentos/frances/ficheros/adverb...
adverbes et locutions
Très, trop, assez. •. Autant, plus, moins ... C'est très intéressant, mais c'est trop long. J'ai assez mangé, ça me ... Si vous partez, je pars aussi. C'est surtout la ...
Peer comment(s):

agree Kelly Harrison
44 mins
merci Kelly
agree Anne-Lise Bayssac (X)
46 mins
merci Anne-Lise
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