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adverbe
adverbs

adverbe pronominal
pronominal adverb

adverbe de négation -
the result of each stage is illustrated next to the diagram with the aid of the example.

c'est un adverbe.
this is an adverb.

ils permettent d'intensifier ou de modifier un adjectif ou un adverbe.
intensifiers and modifiers are used to essentially tweak the intensity of an adverb or adjective.

même - adjectif, pronom, adverbe.
from then on, both put out the same amount.

formation de l'adverbe (1)
37 what's the rabbit doing? (1)

comment utiliser l'adverbe 'else'
how to use the adverb 'else'

substantif, féminin singulier adverbe de négation
if it follows it, it must be preceded by the preposition "to".

[traduction]« fondamentalement » : adverbe : 1.
in a basic way; fundamentally or essentially:

l'adverbe > ne signifie rien en droit.
the adverb "solemnly " meant nothing in law.

ecrivez l'adverbe qui correspond a chaque adjectif
ecrivez sur les adverbs a. du temps b. du lieu

adverbe@item:inlistbox the grammatical type of a word
the grammatical type of a word

au paragraphe 27, l'adverbe > serait supprimé.
finally, in paragraph 30, the words "an interim report " should be inserted between the words "ninth session and " and the words "to the commission on human rights ".

complétez chaque phrase en utilisant un adjectif ou un adverbe.
complete each sentence using either an adjective or an adverb.

awhile : adverbe. signifie une courte période de temps.
a) awhile:adverb.

remarquez de nouveau l'emploi de l'adverbe exclusivement.
note here again the qualification exclusively.

a) au paragraphe 3, l'adverbe > a été supprimé;
(a) in operative paragraph 3, the word "early " was deleted before the words "entry into force ";

terme "naturellement" peut être utilisé comme adverbe dans cette allégation.
in the case of products which are naturally cholesterol-free, the term 'naturally' may be used in the claim.

deux délégations ont estimé que l’adverbe "raisonnablement" est trop subjectif.
two delegations considered that the expression "reasonable" was too subjective.